Time in the Word - pgs 121-124
Realize
1. According to the following verses in Psalm 119, what are some of the characteristics and functions of the Word of God? v. 9; vv. 25, 28; vv. 50, 52; v. 72; vv. 98-100; vv. 104, 130; v. 165
Reflect
2. Read Job 23:12 and Matthew 4:4. What do these verses help us understand about the priority of consistent intake of the Word of God into our lives? In what sense is "feeding" on the Word even more important than eating physical food?
3. Describe your current season of life. (In other words, you're chasing toddlers all day, you're working, you're running kids to and from activities, you're an empty nester.) Considering your current season, list below several specific areas in your life where you need God's help, guidance, wisdom, or comfort.
4. As you look over your list, what are some ways the Word of God could meet your current needs?
Respond
5. What phrase best describes your spiritual condition, based on your intake of God's Word over the past six months?
* seriously malnourished - almost no nourishment
* poor diet - barely subsisting on minimal levels
* healthy - consistent, balanced diet
6. What practical action can you take to increase your daily intake of the Word of God and make your time alone with Him a greater priority?
Prayer of the Day
Lord, I realize my need to spend time in Your Word every day. Please give me a greater hunger to read and meditate on Your Word. Speak to me through its pages. Change my life as I encounter You in Your Word. Amen.
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