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So What about the Bible?

 

The Bible describes God's perfect plan for a new life, a life that is pure and righteous.  By God's design this new life is available to every person who will make the choice to receive it by faith.  

We usually experience something far different in today's world than the pure, righteous life God designed for us.   We are daily oppressed with lies, greed, hate, theft and manipulation.   Honesty, truth and pure love are rare.  People live corrupt lives because of what they believe.  We were all born with a man centered perspective of what I think, what I want, and what I feel and it dictates our lives.  Living this way we push aside truth and honesty to protect ourselves and to get ahead.  We justify ourselves and believe our justifications.   We are the center of our world.  When others do the same type of things, we call them corrupt.  When we do it, somehow it is justified.

God's plan is to make us a brand new creation with our hearts centered upon the living will of God.   He does this by .  .  .

 

 


 

Finding God's Will

Are you searching for God's will?   The scriptures say in Proverbs Chapter 8, Verse 17:

"I love them that love me; and those that seek me early shall find me."

God wants us to have His pure righteous life, and He wants us to have it more abundantely.  In order to do so, we need to learn how to find His will.  Often when seeking Godly counsel, we hear instructions like this:  You should first pray about it, believing in Jesus and if something doesn't line up with the scriptures, then it is not the will of God.   While that information is true, it is most often just an escape for the one saying it.  It is often stated because the counselor doesn't have enough depth of understanding to bring the person any closer to understanding the will of God for their specific situation.  

So how then do we find God's will?    Most people  .  .  .

 


 


CONVICTION vs. PREFERENCE

From the web - Author Dr. David Gibbs Jr. - Used with Permission (2012).
Dr. Gibbs is a Seventh Day Adventist Lawyer with the Christian Law Association.
4BibleStudy.com is not part of, or affiliated with, the Seventh Day Adventist movement. 
The truth in this article is applicable to what a person believes,
regardless of denomination, so it is presented here.

 

The United States of America Supreme Court said a very particular thing about our beliefs. Therefore, your testimony in the courtroom and to others becomes quite critical. The Court said a man can't hold those beliefs if he can't describe them. A belief is not a hunch or feeling and it is not "it seems to me."

"The Court asks well, why do you believe that?  Show me proof of your beliefs in the Bible."  Most people will say "I don't even know if it is in the Bible but it sorta seems to me ..." and the Court says that the problem with "well it seems to me" is that feelings change rapidly and as a consequence they are not going to honor hunches, feelings or "it seems to me."   You must be able to take your beliefs from the Bible and make them oral.

The second thing the Court said that you must be able to have a knowledge of those beliefs. This becomes important because we like to hide behind
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