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Throughout my high school years, My father and I used to prepare and plant a garden every year. It contained allkinds of vegetables such as squash, corn, okra, carrots, potatoes, green beans, and tomatoes.After those plants were fully grown, we would gather the produce andemploy the canning process, in orderto have vegetables throughout the rest … Continue reading “Planting The Garden Of Behavior – Bible study”

The story is told of a cowboy who applied for an insurance policy. His agent asked, “Have you ever had any accidents?” After thinking for a moment the cowboy responded, “Nope, but a bronc did kick in two of my ribs last summer, and a couple of years ago a rattlesnake bit me on the … Continue reading “By Accident Or On Purpose? – Bible study”

Scientists tell us that the outside of our ears catch up to 73,700 vibrations a second. If we were placed in a completely sound-proof environment, our ears are so finely tuned, that we could hear the blood coursing its way through our veins. And yet, for all the wonders of our God-given ability to hear, … Continue reading “Listen To Learn And Learn To Listen – Bible study”

From the Montana Street bulletin comes the following article by an unknown author. Ive added appropriate Scriptures and links for reference purposes. Generation follows generation yet the Bible lives (Ecclesiastes 1:4; Matthew 28:19-20). Nations rise and fall yet the Bible lives (Amos 6:14; Obadiah 1:1-4). Kings, dictators, presidents come and go and yet the Bible … Continue reading “The Bible Lives – Bible study”

There’s an interesting sign inside a very popular car wash and coffee shop business here in El Paso that carries not only an application for us in the secular world, but in the spiritual world as well. The words of the sign read: “If I don’t go, I don’t get” The idea behind these words, … Continue reading ““If I Don’t Go, I Don’t Get” – Bible study”

The opening lines of 1 Samuel 2 tell us of a man who has two wives. You can expect trouble already! One of them has several children. Her name is Peninnah.The other has no children and her name is Hannah.Her inability to conceive, causes great distress for Hannah.Not only because she feels God is punishing … Continue reading “How Does God Challenge You In Prayer? – Bible study”

One of the most loosely used words in modern English is the term “Christian”. It has been applied to almost everyone from the faithful member of the church, to the non-religious moral man, who holds as his greatest attributes that he provides for his family and does not mistreat his wife. In this present generation, … Continue reading “Becoming A Christian – Bible study”

We live in a society today, where respect for authority is being either ignored or challenged. In the Bible, God has clearly established lines of authority covering every aspect of our lives. As human beings and Gods children, it is our responsibility to have respect for God’s authority. In this short article, let us list … Continue reading “5 Areas Where God’s Authority Has Been Established – Bible study”

The following poem by writer Amos Wells, emphasizes our need for thorough Bible study, remembering that every word is important (Matthew 4:4): “I supposed I knew my Bible Reading piecemeal, hit and miss, Now a bit of John or Matthew, Now a snatch of Genesis, Certain chapters of Isaiah Certain Psalms (the twenty-third); Twelfth of … Continue reading “When You Read The Bible Through – Bible study”

A querist asks, “My Baptist friends say that “born of water” means the physical birth — how would I go about correcting this ideology?” In his article entitled, “The New Birth: Its Necessity and Composition,” Brother Wayne Jackson does an excellent comparative analysis of John 3:5 and the connection of the words, Spirit, water, and … Continue reading “A Comparative Analysis Of The New Birth – Bible study”