Why Study?

                                                                         Why Study?


Turn On The Light From The Word.


Your Word is “A Lamp To My Feet” and “A Light To My Path”.  (Psalms 119:105)


Study and be eager and do your utmost to present yourself to God approved (tested by trial), a workman who has no cause to be ashamed, correctly analyzing and accurately dividing (rightly handling and skillfully teaching) the Word of Truth.  (2 Timothy 2:15)


Without Study “We Will Flunk The Test”.     

Unless We Turn On The Light, We Can’t See Which Way To Go.


Our Daily Nugget

is letting us know that Without Studying The Word “We Are Lost”, even after we’ve said that We Believe.  Belief saves us from the Penalty of Sin.  Studying The Bible leads to Salvation from The Power of Sin.


Behold The Difference that Light Makes in Two Scenarios.


1. To wake up in a dark room, “With No Light”.  There are a lot of objects in that  dark room, but, we can’t see them because “it’s dark and we can’t see” those objects, due to the darkness.  Now we must get up and move around in that dark room; without Light, we will Stumble and Fall over those objects.


2. To wake up in a dark room, “With Light”.  The Light Switch is right there, It’s The Bible, God’s Word.  The Word is A Lamp and A Light.  Now, we must get up and move around in that “Lighted Room”, now we can see the objects that had made us Stumble and Fall, now we can go around those objects or go over the objects; due to our Ability To See.


This is the Difference in Living With and Without Studying The Bible.


To not Study The Bible is sin.  To Study the Bible is a Command from God, it’s not optional.  Ask that person you see in the mirror, “when was the last time you studied the Bible”?  Then ask that person, “why don’t you Study the Bible”?


The Holy Spirit leads us to Study The Bible, the Demonic Spirit leads us to 

“Not Study The Bible.  Which Spirit Are Leading You?

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