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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, fellowship, and prayer are considered different forms of spiritual communication from personal experiences. When involved during Bible study, the feel are hearing what God desires to say and relate to me. I may refer to Bible study when seeking guidance during times of uncertainty. During prayer I still may be free to seek and inquire when I need wiser guidance than being on my own, but I also speak, have conversations with God. Also, what God desires for me to know are realized and made aware too. Being in fellowship, mostly concerns interacting, communicating with others. Support other brothers or sisters in need, or grow more spiritually in spiritual relations with God, interact with fellow church brothers or sisters to foster friendship, or maybe a place we may turn to when at times or when necessary too
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Explain how Bible study, fellowship, and prayer can be called different forms of spiritual communication.
– All three can be a form of spiritual communication because in these practices we exercise our faith to talk and listen to God through prayer and Bible study/devotionals. While fellowships ground ourselves to get connected with like-minded people who also speaks and lives the faith as we do. -
As I read and study the Bible, I am able to better understand God. The stories tell how others learned to follow God and how God interacted with them. When I pray, I am able to talk to God and share whatever is on my heart and mind. I can speak to God in prayer and receive a peace that comes from giving my burdens to him. Fellowship with other believers is an opportunity to get support from others and give support to others.
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Bible study is God communicating to me. Prayer is me communicating to God and fellowship is communication between brethren.
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I believe that I am a sinner saved by grace through the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ, our Lord