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The Trailhead and the Gate (1 of 5)
All journeys have a starting point, a trailhead. And as you walk past the trailhead, you often come to a split in the path and you have to chose left or right. Jesus calls this the narrow gate and the easy gate. Which one will you chose?
View All Things in the Light of Eternity (Psalm 39)
If you knew you would die at the end of this month, would you live differently? There are always things of secondary importance that we have to deal with, but if we knew we were going to die soon, perhaps tonight, what would we do differently? What do you want the people standing around your grave to say, and how does that image effect how you live today?
Are You Hurting Right Now? (Psalm 34)
Are you hurting right now? Are you wondering if God really cares? Do you need to hear that he is close to the brokenhearted and those whose spirit's are crushed? Are you struggling with the bigger question of whether or not God rewards righteousness and punishes wickedness? Psalm 34 may be just right for you.
Loving God with All Your Mind
What is the most important thing for you to do today? It is to love God with all that you are: body; soul; mind (Mark 12:29–30). But how do you love God with your mind? How do you love God with your intellectual abilities? The bad news is that if you do not train your mind to love God, it will love something else. So how can BiblicalTraining.org help you train your mind to love God?
Why do we learn?
Do you study the Bible to gain knowledge, or do you attend Bible studies and have quiet times so you can grow in your knowledge of God and then have that knowledge change how you live? If you complete that cycle of learn and grow ("head, heart, hands"), then you will come back around and learn even more about God. Without the cycle, all you have are facts and God's condemnation (Matt 7:26).
