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This teaching series from Dr. Jeremiah will strengthen your walk with the Lord. Delve into the many names for God's Word in the Bible, focusing on the fitting name, “Sword of the Spirit." Grow in your understanding of this powerful name and how to access the Word of God. Consider the spiritual benefits of journaling and offer practical tips for incorporating this habit into your daily life. You'll learn how journaling can help you advance in your faith and even grow closer to God.
Don't miss this opportunity to deepen your understanding of God's Word and strengthen your relationship with Him.
Dr. David Jeremiah gives practical tools to help you put more time into – and get more out of – the Bible. Because the life-changing power of Scripture requires more than just skimming through it. In this message, the focus is on accepting the Word of God. And the acceptance process starts by hearing the Word of God. Covers 1 Thessalonians 2:13.
Dr. David Jeremiah looks at the Bible as more than just a book of history and wisdom, but as a love letter from God’s heart to yours. In this message, we will take a look at what it means to live out the Word of God and be nourished by it. Because the Word without reality does more damage than good - this is why the Word must be applied to our lives. Covers 2 Timothy 3:14-17.
In the Bible, there are several names for the Word of God: The Book of the Law. The Word of Life. But perhaps the most interesting is the Sword of the Spirit. Dr. David Jeremiah explains why it’s only fitting that God’s Word be named after the only offensive weapon in the armor of the believer. To access the Word of God is to utilize it for the Sword that it is - to wage war against the enemy and to change the hearts of those who hear it. Covers selected Scriptures.
In legal matters, it’s important to maintain written records and have important declarations in writing. But is it also important in spiritual matters? Dr. David Jeremiah says, “Yes!” as he shares the benefits of journaling. Covers selected Scriptures.
