Key Moments:
Introduction 00:02
- Pastor Campbell jumps right into discussing the importance of studying the Bible and how it is a supernatural book that not all men readily understand.
- Different classes of people are mentioned when it comes to discerning the Word of God: the natural man, the unsaved individual who is spiritually blind, and the carnal man, who may be a believer but still exhibits worldly behavior.
The Natural Man 02:13
- The natural man is described as spiritually blind and unable to understand the deep spiritual aspects of the Word of God.
- Without the Spirit of God, the natural man can only grasp the basic facts of the Bible, particularly the light of the gospel.
The Carnal Man 03:36
- The concept of the carnal man is introduced, who may be a believer but exhibits worldly behavior and has not fully put off the flesh.
- There is a distinction made between practical and positional aspects of being a Christian, highlighting the need for growth and maturity in faith.
Revival through Scripture 14:34
- Examples from the Old Testament, such as King Josiah's revival after finding the book of the law, illustrate how God's people were revived through the reading of Scripture.
- The importance of public reading and understanding of the Scriptures is emphasized as a means of spiritual renewal and revival.
Application of Scripture in the New Testament 32:55
- In the New Testament, the Scriptures are highlighted as a source of knowledge, wisdom, and guidance for believers.
- Commands to search, compare, obey, and apply the Word of God are given as essential practices for spiritual growth and transformation. |
