Lesson Eight: Tools for developing a Christian Mind
(Do you mean I have to
read things?)
1. Don’t just attend Church, engage in what is happening.
2. Realize you
can learn from almost everything.
3. Understand the Bible
What the Bible is All About,
Henrietta Mears
4. Books to Read:
The God Who Is There, Francis Schaeffer
Mere Christianity, C.S. Lewis
Disappointment with God, Philip Yancey
Jesus Among Other Gods,
Scaling the
5. Magazines;
Christianity Today
Faith and Philosophy (Hard reading)
6. Read Christian biographies and learn Church history
7. Continually ask the question, “In the light of Christ’s truth, what is the wisest thing I can do?
8. Ask the Holy Spirit to reveal areas where your thinking is unbiblical and be willing to change.
9. Find someone who can sharpen you in the faith.
10. Listen to good Christian speakers
MP3s are available on the internet
Find books on CD
Find good sermon series
11. Be willing to be stretched, don’t be content with staying in one place.
12. If you have the gift of teaching at any age level, use this. The teacher learns more than the student.
13. Ask questions, lots of questions…hone this skill.
14. Don’t be afraid of what you don’t know.