Bible Study Notes

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Fri 06 September

A Living Revelation of God vs. A Letter Written in Stone

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Wed 21 August

Making Room for What Matters

God wants the best for us. He’s always planning something wonderful, but for us to benefit from what He wants to do, we must be willing to let go of the spiritual clutter in our lives and make room for Him. God wants to enter into a personal relationship with us; we receive Him by deliberately expanding our hearts and giving Him access. Despite what others may say, it’s still entirely possible to encounter the miraculous. Focusing on God and His Word, and putting out the world’s noisy chatter, allows us to experience our own miracle.

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Mon 19 August

Making Room By Letting Go

When good things happen in our lives, it’s normal to hold on to the memories and review them later in our minds; however, when bad things happen, holding on to them is dangerous. Letting go of the negative and acknowledging what God has delivered us from enables us to eliminate everything unnecessary in our thought lives. The devil wants us to stay stuck in unforgiveness so that he can make inroads into our minds; letting go of the anger and resentment that unforgiveness ties us to will deliver and release us from the enemy’s grip so that we can fully experience God’s forgiveness and love for us.

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Wed 14 August

Resting in the Arms of Jesus

Faith is extremely important to God. He wants us to rest in the promises He made to us; this rest is only possible through genuine belief in what He said, with absolutely no doubt or unbelief. Believing Him keeps us from thinking that we must work hard to earn the right to enter into the place of rest He has already provided for us. In God’s eyes, resting in Him means totally depending and relying on Him for help and support. He can do things we never could; having confidence in Him allows Him to bring things to pass we can’t take the credit for. Trusting in Jesus and in His finished works delivers us from self- effort. We find peace when we practice deliberately focusing on God, instead of on the issues life throws at us.

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Mon 12 August

Dead Works vs. Good Works

For proper spiritual growth, Christians must know the difference between works based on self-effort and works of faith. For Christ to have any impact in our lives, it’s imperative that we refrain from trying to earn God’s approval the way the people did under Old-Testament law. Under the law, God’s ability to bless was based on man’s behavior; under grace, this is no longer true. Being righteous before God is now based on our faith in Jesus and in His works, not in ours. Our efforts to help God accomplish what He has already done amount to nothing more than godless labor. Dead works are any attempts to find favor or be made righteous before God by our own ability or willpower; by contrast, believing, first, results in good works. Before the cross, the people were locked into constantly performing; after the cross, we’re free from fruitless works, and please God simply by belief in Him.

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Sun 11 August

The Stance of the Believer (Part 2)

Believers have received the gift of righteousness and salvation from God. Just like any gift, we didn’t earn this; it was given to us when we believed in Jesus Christ. We were instantly saved and made righteous when we believed; this is our standing in Christ. However, our earthly lives have some catching up to do when compared to our stance; this ongoing process of letting God bring our imperfect earthly walk up to match our perfect standing is our state. Understanding this delivers us from trying to accomplish what has already been accomplished.

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Thu 08 August

What It Means to Fall from Grace (Part 2)

Falling from grace isn’t actually falling into sin. When we as believers forget to depend on and trust in God and instead depend on ourselves, this indicates that we’ve fallen back into self-effort to try to justify ourselves before Him. We fall from grace when we don’t believe that Jesus has already done everything necessary for our salvation. When we encounter sickness, lack, sufficiency, or anything else, God’s grace for healing and provision is stronger. We could never earn God’s favor, nor should we try to do so; He wants us to rely on Him, not on ourselves. The law can never change a person for the better or get them to stop sinning; only grace can do that. Receiving the gift of no condemnation that Jesus offers us is the only thing that leads us to genuine and permanent transformation.