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Explain how Bible study, fellowship, and prayer can be called different forms of spiritual communication.
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Bible study is when you like Dr.Cook says;
1. stay with a particular passage of the Bible until it says something to you,
2. Write it down in your notebook
3. Pray it back to God
4. Share it with someone that very day. This practice keeps the word of God in the heart and reform your life little by little.
Fellowship is Interractions with fellow believers in worship or discussions related to Christian life.
Prayer time could be individual private prayer, family devotion or group prayer sessions. These are different forms of spiritual communications -
They bring us closer to God and others.
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To me, all of them are contributed to enhance the quality of our spiritual communication. Bible study gives us the opportunity to listen to God talking to us through His Word in the Bible. Then, fellowship is mostly about our relationship with other believers. The Bible says if we are truly His disciples when we love each other. We all know that God wants us to obey this commandment. When we do that, we clearly exhibit that we have a good attitude toward the word of God. We respond to what we have studied in our Bible study. It is kind of communication. Finally, prayer is when talk to God.
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All three of these aspects are the different forms of communication. Bible study is listening to God’s word and what He wants for us, Prayer is talking to God, and fellowship is building each other up in life and helping each other grow in our Walk with God.
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They all comes from Jesus. Jesus said “study to show thyself approved”, “do not forsake the meeting with believers’ and “pray without ceasing’, which all three are contrary to the world.