Be Still and Know. Biblical Meditations for Spiritual Growth

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God invites us through Scripture to engage with His Holy Word, to meditate upon it, and plumb the depths of His love for us. When we meditate Biblically, we are searching for God‘s truth in God‘s Word and seeking to understand how God wants that truth to be manifested within our lives. We acknowledge that God is speaking to us through His Scripture, and we open our minds to His truth. We look to understand the Word from within the Word, rather than from without.

Episodes

  1. 12/15/2023

    The Gospel at Christmas

    The church only has one story. It's the story of a God who loves a fallen world so profoundly that He conceived of a plan to heal it. It's the greatest story ever told, written by the Holy Spirit, and imbued with the power of salvation. This story is the most important thing you can know.

    16 min

  2. 11/23/2021

    The Lord is My Shepherd

    During this session, we will be diving into what is probably the most famous and popular Bible verse of all time. We’re going to dwell on the message found in the first verse of the 23rd Psalm, and ask God to help us write his truth into our lives through this verse. Meditational Intent: to examine the nature of the relationship between ourselves and God, and to articulate how it affects or relates to you personally. Music ('Blue') by Peder B. Helland, licensed from https://soothingrelaxation.com/products/blue

    30 min
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God invites us through Scripture to engage with His Holy Word, to meditate upon it, and plumb the depths of His love for us. When we meditate Biblically, we are searching for God‘s truth in God‘s Word and seeking to understand how God wants that truth to be manifested within our lives. We acknowledge that God is speaking to us through His Scripture, and we open our minds to His truth. We look to understand the Word from within the Word, rather than from without.

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