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1.3 “Discover, Share, Obey” Approach
After trying the Discover, Share, Obey approach a few times, what questions do you have, or what observations do you have about what works well with this approach?
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Wow tgis made so much sense to me and it makes reading the Bible much more enjoyable!
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@hope_dealer Glad to hear that you are finding it helpful!
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Yes it is very helpful. I am enjoying this course and the fellowship with my church family is great!
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One thing to really appreciate about the Discover, Share, Obey approach is the way it naturally integrates Bible reading with attentive prayer. Sitting with a passage and seeing what resonates with us, and then asking the Lord to show us who we can share this with, and how we can live it out faithfully is simple but also very personal. It’s a great reminder of how to foster a daily growing relationship with God through Word and Spirit. – N
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Thanks @Nikolas for confirming the validity of this method of Bible study. We love that it moves us past studying the bible just with our minds into action with our lives.
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I love how simple this approach is and that it makes you take time to really think about what you’re reading and how you can turn that head knowledge into action in your life. I also really like that as soon as you finish reading, you turn straight to the Holy Spirit for insight into the Word; it really helps against just reading the Bible to check it off the To Do list!
I will definitely be integrating this approach into our devotion times with our youth group!
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@JWasmuth wonderful. We love to see that people are finding tools they can share with others. That’s half the point of this method of bible study.
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