Knowing the Word Isn’t Enough
Every kingdom operates according to something, and the Kingdom of God is no different. His Word establishes how His Kingdom works.
But owning a Bible, reading it, and even knowing what it says are not the same as living according to it.
In this teaching, we begin with an important foundation for this chapter of Are You A Christian? God’s commandments were never intended to produce blind obedience. They bring us into a life of faith where we know God, trust what He has said, and actually live according to His Word.
That means there can be a difference between what we say we believe and what is actually governing our lives.
Here’s your challenge with THIS TEACHING: Find one instruction in Scripture that you already know but have not been consistently putting into practice. Don’t go looking for something new. Take what you already know and put it into action.
The Kingdom life isn’t experienced simply because we know what the King has said. We experience it when His Word becomes the standard we actually live by.
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Knowing the Word Isn’t Enough
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