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Introduction
Welcome - Week 2 of Young Disciple Camp!
How many were here last week?
How many is this you first time here?
I’m so excited that God has led you to come here and that we can spend some time in God’s word together this week!
Let’s Pray!
It feels good to be back here, it’s been a few years.
I won’t tell you what years, but I have been a camper and a counselor on multiple occasions.
I have gone to the Philippines with Young Disciple Ministries
Blessings of YD Camp
Friends
You may not keep in touch with everyone you meet, but there will likely be some great opportunities for you to make quality, life long friends.
My counselor, went on to become a groomsman in my wedding.
Next week I’m going to be visiting him and staying at his house for a week or two.
Evyn & Farrah Wollmann
The Bible and Spirit of Prophecy have a lot to say about the importance of surrounding yourself with good friends.
The friends that you choose today will have a big impact on who you become tomorrow.
So choose your friends wisely.
Young Disciple Camp is a great place to find life-long friends.
Take notes:
Prob 18.24
Messages to Young People Section 14 - “Social Relations”
Deep Bible Study
I really appreciate the emphasis that Young Disciple Ministries puts on teaching young people to Study their Bibles.
I learned to be a deeper student of God’s word at YD Camp and I hope you all will learn the same this week.
Transition
But maybe there are some here who are like me when I first came to YD camp.
I remember my first week of camp.
I had been raised in the church but I wasn’t really in love with Jesus.
He wasn’t really a personal friend to me.
Honestly I was at camp more to see friends than I was to study the Bible.
Just being honest.
Maybe you’re here at camp for the first time and you’ve looked at the schedule and you’re saying to yourself “Deep Bible Study??” Morning devotions?
What is all this?
I don’t enjoy reading the Bible!
That book is not for me!
I’ve tried reading it and it’s too dry for me!”
Illustration - Falling in love with the author
I heard a story a while ago of a man who loved to read books.
How many of you love to read?
This man would go to the library, he would go to book sales, he enjoyed reading a variety of books.
One day he picked up a particular book and started reading it.
It wasn’t like the other books he was used to.
He usually enjoyed reading, but this book was so dry, it was so… philosophical, it was so heavy.
He tried to read it because a lot of his friends told him it was a really good book.
But every time he tried to read it, it was just so over his head.
He didn’t understand what he was reading and so eventually he decided that this book wasn’t for him.
He put it down and decided not to read it again.
Well a year or two went by and one day this same man met a young lady.
She was so nice.
They really got along and had a lot in common.
They got to know each other more and more and eventually he started a special relationship with this young lady.
And as he got to know her more, he eventually found out that one of the most fascinating qualities about her is that she was actually a published author!
She had written a book!
How fitting.
He liked to read books, she had written a book!
Of course he asked her what the name of her book was that she had written.
But when she told him, he nearly choked!
What book do you think it was??
It was the book that he had tried to read years ago but found it to be so boring and heavy.
It was the very book that he decided wasn’t for him!
So of course he went back to his bookshelf and reached way back to where he had tossed that book and pulled it down and sure enough!
It was written by his very own lover!
So he opened it again, for a second time now and began to read it.
And would you believe it… the book just came alive!
He couldn’t believe it was the same book he had given up on so long ago!
He couldn’t put the book down and it quickly became his absolute favorite book!
What made the difference for that man?
He had fallen in love with the author.
And that made all the difference.
Transition
When we talk about deep Bible Study, I want you to know that when you fall in love with the author, it makes all the difference.
It’s my prayer and I think that it’s safe to say that it’s the desire of all the leaders of this camp, that here at YD Camp you would learn to fall in love with the author of the Bible more and more every day.
That you would learn to make Deep Bible Study a regular part of your life.
Something you do every day, not just as a dry ritual, but because you love to and because it’s the best part of your day!
It’s my prayer and I think that it’s safe to say that it’s the desire of all the leaders of this camp, that here at YD Camp you would learn to fall in love with the author of the Bible more and more every day.
That you would learn to make Deep Bible Study a regular part of your life.
Something you do every day, not just as a dry ritual, but because you love to and because it’s the best part of your day!
2 things
Learn a system
POWER - 5 Step System
I’m excited because I am going to share with you a 5-part system I’ve created for studying the Bible with power!
POWER - Preparation
Prepare the Heart
Why is it important to seek to prepare our hearts before we engage in Bible Study?
Our hearts are carnal, selfish, finite.
God’s word is Divinely Inspired.
We are to invite the one who inspired the Bible to help us understand the Bible
We are to invite the one who inspired the Bible to help us understand the Bible holy man of God spoke as they were moved by the Holy Spirit
holy man of God spoke as they were moved by the Holy Spirit.
2 pet 1.20-22
We come with our own worldview we come to the Bible with our own preconceived idea we want to ask God to give us his ideas and not our own.
We come with our own worldview we come to the Bible with our own preconceived idea we want to ask God to give us his ideas and not our own.
My ways are higher than your ways.
My ways are higher than your ways.
Prepare a Devotional Plan
Who?
Just you and God
Not all your friends on Facebook or Instagram
Alone with God (matters for when and where)
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