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  Explain how Bible study, fellowship, and prayer can be called different forms of spiritual communication.

  Carissa Chamberlain replied 4 days, 8 hours ago 541 Members · 556 Replies

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  Vicki Williams

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  02/19/2025 at 14:01

  Each category is self-explanatory Bible study is time set aside to learn the word of God; fellowship is where we as Christian come together since we have the same principles, we can fellowship on the same accord in Christ Jesus, prayer is how we talk and have a relationship with God. Because we are one body in Christ, the Holy Spirit will lead and guide us through all truth. Sometimes we don’t always agree, but we always stand together in Christ Jesus. He is our Lord and Savior who died for our sins. He is the love of God.

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  Robert Dougall

  Member

  02/15/2025 at 19:21

  For me, Bible study is a way of hearing from God but also equipping myself for daily life. When I fellowship I often draw from the Bible teachings, in conversation.

  Fellowship is where I get sustenance for my Christian walk. It should help me to resolve my life issues as well as helping others in their walk.

  Prayer is 2 way communication with God. Often my soul is crying out with words I can’t express, and God’s reply is comfort.

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  Peter Blake

  Member

  02/04/2025 at 04:24

  I very much liked the diagram that showed vertical communication with God through scripture and prayer, along with horizontal communication with the Church and the world.

  While mindful of the need to not overgeneralise, God speaks to us through the Word and Spirit and we enter into relationship with Him through prayer. We then share God’s message and life in the Church which equips us to be witnesses to the Gospel in the world.

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  Johnson Onyedinma Ndubuisi

  Member

  02/01/2025 at 10:32

  Bible study is a way to learn about God and His teachings. It’s like having a conversation with Him through His Word, helping us understand His promises and how to live according to His will.

  Fellowship involves spending time with other believers, whether in church or small groups. We share experiences and encourage each other, which strengthens our faith as we connect with others.

  Prayer is our direct conversation with God. We can talk to Him about anything—our worries, gratitude, or requests. It helps us feel closer to Him and understand His presence in our lives.

  Together, Bible study, fellowship, and prayer help us grow spiritually. They enable us to learn about God, connect with others, and communicate with Him, deepening our faith and understanding.

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  Christine Tiver

  Member

  02/01/2025 at 08:20

  All these work together in developing us spiritually… spending time with God and learning through His word, understanding and learning to apply His word in our lives through prayer, and our fellowship with other believers is important for us to sharpen our understanding, apply and develop our learnings through relationship and praying for each other, and enjoy worshiping God together.

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