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Question: How Quickly Can A Christian Mature? Answer: How Hungry Are You? | Link To Letter Below
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Link To The Complete Letter: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dL9eMjA_VNYHaQ4c5Uyq_SIgQyg-siY8/view?usp=share_link Dear Christian:It is my view - and well supported by the Scriptures - to be a healthy, vibrant follower of Christ one needs to fall in love with reading their Bible and good Christian books. As Christians, it’s vital to think and see clearly (Romans 12:1-2). This is a great difficulty in an age full of intentional distractions, snares, and confusion. We live in a world where we perhaps know how things work, but sadly don’t know what things mean anymore. Truth has become elusive. This is the devil’s scheme, planned from the beginning, as shown in the garden (Genesis 3). The world’s dogma is to live and learn by jumping from one experience to another always promising the next leap will fill the desires of the heart. This is a fallacy. The world without God is incapable of fixing itself (Romans 8:22). This is an undeniable historical fact. Regardless, the world tragically holds onto unbelief by claiming “I shall be safe, though I walk in the stubbornness of my own heart” (Deuteronomy 29:19). We have to help ourselves, and others, to abandon this fallacy by embracing Christ. Christ is the Way, because He is Truth & Life (John 14:6). Unlike the world, God keeps His promises. This to is an undeniable historical fact. In contrast, God teaches us to learn so that we know how to live (Psalms 25:4). God desires His people to flourish by increasingly reflecting His glory in their lives (John 17:17; Romans 3:23). This is called “Sanctification”. Romans 6:17-18 reveals something amazing: The Holy Spirit illuminates the Scriptures in our minds; which then captures our hearts; which then changes our will. This is what it means to walk with the Lord in spirit and trut…