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I had a girlfriend tell me recently that she was ready to give up on Bible study because she just couldn’t answer all the questions.
I get her frustration. Nobody wants to feel like we don’t have what it takes to understand the Bible. Unfortunately, that’s a dilemma I hear all too often.
Friends, together can we bury the notion that being confused or not having all the answers is a bad thing? We are studying the Bible, a book of truth about our incomparable God!
Honestly, if we walk away from a study and feel like we’ve got it all figured out, we may not have done a very thorough job. No don’t misunderstand me; we should be learning. But if we aren’t challenged or confused along the way, did we really learn anything about God?
Let’s be people okay with not knowing it all.
For more encouragement visit us online at Proverbs31.org.
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