Why is the Bible Important?

 

    The Bible is important to know ho to resist Satan, understand what sin is, and to know God.  The Bible was designed to feed your soul.  If you spend a little time in it everyday, then you will find that you are sustained.  The more time you spend in God's Word, the more it helps you.

    The entire Bible was inspired by God.  It starts with God's creativity.  Then God created people to have a relationship with Him.  We allowed sin into the world which destroyed the close relationship.  People had to face the consequences to sin.  God gives people rules and regulations for humanity to work, but it really just shows us how much we need him.  

    Everything God did was to try to have a relationship with His people.  He sent Jesus to give people a message of hope.  Jesus lived out God's commandments to make it where it was not work based, but relational.  Jesus became the connection to help people understand God better.  The problem is people try to humanize God, but He is not human.  His ways never change.  

    What God was saying throughout time is recorded in the Bible.  He is our inspiration.  He breathed life into us.  God speaks to the heart and soul.  His words flow out from there.  The mind interprets the Bible and our emotions effect our experiences influenced by the Holy Spirit.

    God's Word is important because they are sacred.  They give wisdom and open the doors to salvation.  God's Word is living.  It affect to remove evil.  It convicts thoughts and heart condition.  God's Word renews life, gives wisdom to experiences, gladdens the heart, and directs your eyes to Jesus.

    When you read the Bible, you should be eager to see what God will reveal today.  Jesus is your salvation.  He is the only true salvation.  Your heart should desire to be in God's Word as it is being transformed.  Your heart will affect your mind.  As you read the Bible the mind will affect the heart.   It leads to Godly living and service through discipline and instruction.  

    God makes us complete and the Bible has a big role in that.  How can you know God without the Bible?  You can't.  If you want to know God, then you have to know the Bible.

Deuteronomy 8:1-5, Psalms 19:7-11, Hosea 4:4-7, Matthew 4:1-11, Ephesians 4:14-16, 6:1-4, 2 Timothy 3:14-17, & Hebrews 4:12-13