Look to People in the Bible: Athletes in Action Nov 2018

The people around us can impart wisdom and guidance when we are facing difficult circumstances. How we look to people in the Bible as a resource?

Look to People in the Bible

“For everything that was written in the past was written to teach us, so that through the endurance taught in the Scriptures and the encouragement they provide we might have hope.”

ROMANS 15:4 (NIV)

“The Bible is more than a book we should peek into on Sundays. The words and people mentioned in its pages serve as examples and encouragement to us as believers.

God’s Word is His personal letter to us.

The Bible is full of stories about people who suffer through life circumstances. God guides us through Jesus’ words but also through the accounts of other Bible characters. Let’s take a brief look at five well-known people in the Bible.

Paul

Paul originally persecuted Christians until he encountered the Lord on the road to Damascus. He was shipwrecked, beaten, arrested, given a “thorn” to tolerate for his entire life, and killed for his faith. He walked with Christ when it was difficult and when he stumbled.

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Eve

Eve was created as a mate for Adam. When tempted by the serpent, she chose not to trust in God’s command. Yet God still used her as the mother of all humans. She was part of His plan for a relationship with humanity.

David

David is famous for fighting Goliath. He also outran Saul and continually showed him respect though Saul sought to kill David. David sinned with Bathsheba and cried out to God for forgiveness. He was known as a man after God’s own heart.”

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Love, K.

-K.A. Wypych, Contributor to Athletes in Action and author of Ten Iron Principles

K.A. Wypych

I’m a Christian writer, speaker, and athlete inspiring people to courageously persevere through challenges to reach their big dreams and better their lives. This blog is designed to help you be a better you by tackling the entities which limit human potential. I address the pitfalls in our lives using the Bible as my primary guiding tool.

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