Inductive Bible StudyLion Information Management Powered SiteWhat if I hadn't been too busy- July 28, 2006 On Christian Today&39;s website Christin Ditchfield writes "Many of us can relate with you. We&39;ve missed opportunities to lead friends or family members to Christ. And years later, we&39;re still haunted by the "what-ifs." What if I hadn&39;t been too busy What if I hadn&39;t been so shy" The author goes on to explain that "Sometimes we forget that at the most basic level, the word &39;witness&39; means &39;one who tells others what he has seen or heard.&39; It turns out...http://www.ibstudies.com/new/html/index.php?name=News&file=article&sid=57 The Kneeling Christian --CHAPTER 9: ANSWERS TO PRAYER- July 23, 2006 MERE human nature would choose a more startling title to this chapter. Remarkable answers -- wonderful answers -- amazing answers. But we must allow God to teach us that it is as natural to Him to answer prayer as it is for us to ask. How He delights to hear our petitions, and how He loves to answer them! When we hear of some wealthy person giving a treat to poverty-stricken people, or wiping out some crushing deficit in a missionary society, we exclaim, "How nice to be able to do a thing like..http://www.ibstudies.com/new/html/index.php?name=News&file=article&sid=56 The Kneeling Christian -- CHAPTER 8: DOES GOD ALWAYS ANSWER PRAYER- July 23, 2006 WE now come to one of the most important questions that any man can ask. Very much depends upon the answer we are led to give. Let us not shrink from facing the question fairly and honestly. Does God always answer prayer Of course, we all grant that He does answer prayer -- some prayers, and sometimes. But does He always answer true prayer. Some so-called prayers He does not answer, because He does not hear them. When His people were rebellious, He said, "When ye make many prayers, I will not...http://www.ibstudies.com/new/html/index.php?name=News&file=article&sid=55 Wanna Be a Monk for Christ -- Growing In Christ- July 3, 2006 Monk Preston states "These 'Sets' of basic spiritual practice taught in the Bible, are intended to aid in your spiritual growth in Christ, in the Christian faith, and in the ways of God. I practice them in my own Christian walk. They are recommended for our Knights of Prayer Monks. These are spiritual disciplines (think disciple and discipleship). Legalism in the practice of them must be avoided at all costs, for legalism is sin. The difference between legalism and discipline is that...http://www.ibstudies.com/new/html/index.php?name=News&file=article&sid=54 |