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Understanding God and his attributes is vital to developing a relationship with Him. This study, as the ninth book of the F.I.R.E. series, delves into this subject as an inquiry into the nature of God. Through fourteen chapters that each focus on one essential feature of God, readers will come to truly know God and, in turn, learn more about themselves and their worship.To do this, the four F.I.R.E. principles are applied, each with its own unique and essential purpose: familiarity, to study God from a personal and intimate perspective; interpretation, to determine the intended meaning of the Word of God with the help of the Holy Spirit; relationship, to examine the different aspects of the Word of God and how they fit together; and employment, to consider how we are called to respond to the Bible and employ it in our lives.Using the F.I.R.E. method, this study emphasizes understanding and application rather than observation and definition. Where the F.I.R.E. studies that center around the New Testament focus on one primary passage of Scripture each, Attributes of God on F.I.R.E. takes a more free-flowing perspective. Through this study's insightful approach, you will learn about the nature of God and how you can apply your newfound understanding to your life.

Rather than telling you what the book of Galatians teach, this edition of the New Testament books on F.I.R.E. imparts the skills to discover its life-changing messages for yourself. Students of the Bible will journey through Galatians one paragraph at a time, applying the four F.I.R.E. principles:Familiarity. Learn to ask probing questions and become intimately acquainted with each passage.Interpretation. Determine the intended meaning of the text.Relationship. Consider the paragraph within its context of the book and beyond, to the whole of Scripture.Employment. Consider how God can employ you to do His will through your new understanding of the text.Through this creative approach to inductive Bible study, readers will gain lifelong skills to grow in maturity as a disciple of Jesus, applying the Living Word in powerful new ways.

In this second book of the trilogy, We Have Not Been Listening: The Awakening, we get a close-up view of how God, through the Holy Spirit, works in the lives of those who have found a renewed relationship with Him, despite how far they may have strayed in the past.We see Carlos ministering to his new congregation despite his intense feelings of unworthiness and doubt. Randy is forging ahead like an old saint on fire for the Lord, and C. J. discovers that being a P.K. (preacher's kid) is not enough to sustain the demands of a Christian walk.But the lives of these folks are not without their difficulties and challenges, from sickness and injury to near knife fights, an attempt to steal drugs, and more. The real world is alive and well, even within the walls of Saint Augustine Baptist Church. We Have Not Been Listening: The Awakening is a work of fiction that shouts aloud the fact God is a God of many, many chances for those who are truly willing to follow Him.