The Word

The Bible is more than a historical relic. It is the living, powerful Word of God (Hebrews 4:12), in which we encounter  the Lord and discover how to live for Him and honor Him. "I will never forget Your precepts," the psalmist concluded, "for by them You have given me life" (119:93).  What a privilege we have each day to seek God in His remarkable Word! -David McCasland.

There's so much that God wants to say to and teach us through His word. Each scripture, which is inspired by God (2 Timothy 3:16), is like a rosebud ready to open and draw us into it's fullness.

When we ask God to send His Holy Spirit to guide and teach us as we read His word, the Bible will come alive to us. Scriptures that we have read before will suddenly have a personal message just for us, giving us guidance and a new hope.

                                                       


I really like the following words written by Knobloch:

I have a companion, a wonderful guide, A solace and comfort whatever betide; A friend never-failing when others pass by, Oh, blessed communion, my Bible and I.                                               

                                                     


Simply Put:



                             

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