Back to Bible Study - Day by Day In April of this year we mentioned that a new Bible Study was planned for late in 2008 or early in 2009. From 1st January, we plan to publish a daily study on www.daybyday.org.uk. These studies will be written by members from various congregations of our church. The title “Day by Day” is taken from 2 Corinthians 4:16. This scripture is very exciting. It tells us that even though our physical bodies are ageing, our inner self is in the process of renewal. Our spiritual life is about newness, not oldness. The point is that you are not the same person you were yesterday. You may feel like the “same old, same old” but the truth is that with each passing day we all change mentally, physically, emotionally, and, according to the scriptures, spiritually. Day by day the Holy Spirit is changing us spiritually as “we are being transformed into the same image” of Jesus Christ (2 Corinthians 3:18 NKJ). An essential part of that transformation is our daily communication with God. Perhaps we think that, because we know God is always present, there isn’t the need to contact Him. It is like living in the same house as someone, knowing that he or she is always or usually around, and yet never talking to him or her. Imagine being in a marriage where you know your partner is always there somewhere in the background of your life and yet you rarely speak to one another. Speaking to God brings Him from the background into the centre of your life. It is acknowledging His presence. It is stating that you have an active relationship with Him. It means that you don’t take that relationship for granted, that you value the contact. Linking everyday to God is part of not losing heart. It lifts us up. It renews our inward being, our very soul. At the beginning of each year there is a human custom about making resolutions to change and to get around to doing some things that we have put off doing. Maybe your daily contact with God is one of those things that never really seem to get off the ground. Is your daily walk actually a weekly shuffle during church? Perfunctory at best? Think about committing yourself to a daily relationship with God as you begin 2009. Day by Day can help you on that journey. This year, be renewed day by day. Also available:
Daily Mini Studies from our Day by Day Website
Back to Bible Study Study 1 To Discuss the Relevance of the Bible to the Christian Study 2 To Discuss What God Is Like, And Why It Is Significant Study 3 To Discuss Who Jesus Christ Is, And Why He Is Central To the Faith of the Believer Study 4 What Did Jesus Our Lord Have To Say, And How Does That Affect Us? Study 5 Who Or What Is The Holy Spirit, And Why Is This Relevant to the Believer? Study 6 What Is Sin, And Why Should The Believer Avoid It? Study 7 What are Baptism and the Lord’s Supper, and why are they relevant to the believer? Study 8 What is the church, and what significance does it have to the believer? Study 9 Who or what is Satan, and why do Christians need to beware of him? Study 10 What is the New Covenant and why is it of vital importance to the believer? Study 11 What is worship, and how is it expressed in the life of the believer? Study 12 What is the Great Commission, and how is it relevant to the life of the believer and of churches?
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