Understanding the Doctrine of Christ
According to Hebrews 5:12-14 and 6:1-20
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I have created an upfront, concise lesson plan that mirrors scripture. This is not an interpretation of scripture, and I want to remind the reader that no study guide is a good substitute for studying the Bible, chewing over the Word with a fellow Christian and praying to God for discernment. There are no substitutes for a relationship with Jesus Christ; only one Testament exists. Should you (and you will) find yourself disagreeing with something in this study, the first place to go is Jesus, in prayer, asking for understanding and guidance from the Holy Spirit. The sole purpose of this study ...
I have created an upfront, concise lesson plan that mirrors scripture. This is not an interpretation of scripture, and I want to remind the reader that no study guide is a good substitute for studying the Bible, chewing over the Word with a fellow Christian and praying to God for discernment. There are no substitutes for a relationship with Jesus Christ; only one Testament exists. Should you (and you will) find yourself disagreeing with something in this study, the first place to go is Jesus, in prayer, asking for understanding and guidance from the Holy Spirit. The sole purpose of this study is to (1) remove the disillusion of what current-day man wants the Bible to mean and (2) be as a guide to teach the doctrine of Christ as God originally intended it according to scripture, which will automatically guide us into "being perfect in Christ." We will be creating a "big picture" of what God expects us to do in laying a foundation for perfection in Christ by building a strong Christian character that will overcome indoctrination. What we see/hear/touch/taste/and smell (our five senses) goes into our mind, which demands a thought. Every thought demands an action. Every repeated action creates a habit. Every habit builds our character. Jesus will judge every character.
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