Biblical worship requires the Holy Spirit, sincerity, truth, and both public and private practice to produce godliness.
Prayer is expected, learned, and answered. Learn why Scripture commands Christians to pray and how meditation strengthens it.
Bible intake involves six disciplines: hearing, reading, studying, memorizing, meditating, and applying God's Word for Christian growth.
What are spiritual disciplines? Learn what the Bible teaches about training for godliness through Scripture intake, prayer, and worship.
By reading Hannah's Prayer in 1 Samuel 2, we sense what resided in her heart and learn how God affected her thoughts, desires, and priorities.
Andy Naselli's book on New Testament exegesis has become my favorite handbook to Bible study methods of the New Testament. Read my review on this 2017 book.
Inductive Bible Study, written by Richard Alan Fuhr Jr. and Andreas J. Kostenberger, serves as a guide to how to study the Bible inductively.
Reading the Bible one-to-one can be initiated by any Christian. David Helm covers the who, what, how, and why of one-to-one Bible reading.
