Poulsbo Community Church Followers of Jesus Christ inviting you to follow along with us. Your Quiet Time With God January 4th, 2007 Questions to Ask, Web-sites to Visit
I thank God for the overwhelmingly positive response to Sunday’s message about our need for a daily quiet time with the Lord. Many of you have expressed your commitment to meet daily with the Lord in 2007. You have also asked for the questions that I and others use in our study of a Bible passage. These questions will help you hear God speak to you through His Word. Here are a list of those questions:   What does this text tell me about the nature of God? Is there a warning to head? Is there an error to avoid? Is there a sin to confess? Is there a change I need to make? Is there a command to obey? Is there a promise to trust? Is there an example to follow? Is there a prayer to pray? Is there a truth to believe? Is there something to thank God for? I also want to ask at the end of my study if there is an action step I can write out, that is personal (for me), practical (with God’s help I can do it) and it’s provable (there is a deadline). Perhaps you can combine some of these questions. I hope they serve as a useful tool. If you are looking for a Bible reading plan that points you to specific Scriptures to read on each particular day, check out any of these web sites. One site even offers a free program you can download to design your own reading plan. http://www.backtothebible.org/devotions/bible_guides.htm http://www.bibleinayear.org/ http://www.readingplanner.com/ http://www.bibleplan.org/others.htm I am so encouraged by your desire to grow in your knowledge of His Word, and in your relationship with His Son. Praise God for all of you! - Pastor Lincoln . Questions or comments? E-mail us at poulsbocc@comcast.net or call 360 598-5377. Questions to Ask, Web-sites to Visit We will celebrate the Lord’s Supper on Sunday, January 6th, after our regular time of fellowship. Please sign up this Sunday for a week in this winter quarter to bring our after-sermon treats! That’s treats for after the treat—Yahoo!! Sunday School resumes this Sunday