Author: Christian Channel

Daily Bible Study
It's important for us to understand that all wisdom comes from God, He is the teacher of all wisdom to mankind. Our instructions come from the Lord in many ways. First through the revelation of nature, using our God given ability to observe. Through observation of the beauty and intricacies of nature we come to the understanding that there must be a creator. This in turn leads us in our hearts to search for that Creator. Second through the revelation or understanding given to us by His Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit brings to life our spirit which was dead in trespasses and sins. And it's through this regeneration of the Holy Spirit that we can understand and accept the Gospel which in turn restores our relationship with God the Father through Christ. And finally our instruction in wisdom comes through the study of God's word, the Bible. Dear child of God this is only the beginning, therefore, we have to remember God has not left us without revelation.

God has not left us without guidance, nor without understanding. Our part is to respond to the grace of God through faith alone. This means we first seek a relationship with God through Christ Jesus our Lord. Second, we study God's word, the Bible and thereby through the illumination provided by the Holy Spirit who indwells all believers, we gain wisdom and understanding.  And lastly, we follow the guidance and promptings of the Holy Spirit who will lead us in our service to the Lord. God calls us to Himself, and our part is to listen and heed that call. Once we do and respond through faith, His wisdom and guidance is available to us and He will walk with us, if we let Him. So, dear Christian remember from time to time to look up and to make sure we are still following our Lord Jesus. In today's world, it's too easy to get off course and distracted because we focus everywhere else but on Jesus! And to make sure we stay on course, we study His word the Bible on a regular basis. It's through the continuous study of God's word, that our spirits receive the nutrition they need, in order for us to continue growing in Christ.