Student Darlene Davis
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I would say early in your spiritual life once you come to Christ, you’re like a newborn baby (who food is milk, concerning the word and how you began to learn), you will have growing pains as you continue to grow in the Lord, trials pressures and the vicissitudes of life with burdens being lightened by your ongoing relationship with Christ. Furthermore, as you continue to grow to become a more mature Christain (you began to be able to have a full meal) (is about eating the word of God, and growing from that) it is a progression.
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Refocusing on the Savior, asking for help, forgiveness and strength.
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There are times throughout the day I spend with God. I have learned to take those moments because they are owed to Him (and so much more). But it is for me to do as part of our relationship. It’s necessary, needful, closely connecting and yearning are involved in having close connection, it’s mt heart’s desire. It is at times private, personal, spiritually intimate and engaging. But always wanting to be nearer to God and to learn and know Him more always.
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After reading the lectures with these lessons, it has taught me that the biblical scripture is and always has always been consistent in what it says, also for what it is for us today, yesterday and always. It has lasted through all times and it’s the unchangeable Word of God.
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The passage has to be taken as written. However, the understanding and depth comes from the Holy Spirit. Keep reading, keep being consistent, keep being vigilant. It will happen, it will come at some point in time.