Tuesday, June 13, 2017

If you have read this blog you understand that almost everything in my life is changing or falling away.  Many people go through times like this so I am going to include over the next days a study that I pray will help you look at life and what it means to you.



A Story of Life
By Ronald Ramsey
Updated June 2017








            What is life is one of the central questions of humanity and can either be a deep question we meditate on or a question we are afraid of because it brings us to the question of death.
            Before I became a Christian I was dying of a blood disease and at first the doctors told me I had 6 months to live.  Soon they came back and told me that I had a different disease and only had about 3 months to live.
            I used to tell people that I wanted to go back to the first diagnosis but in truth it didn’t matter.  As I came to Christ and am now in my 39th year after that diagnosis I can honestly say that I was more afraid of living than I was of dying. 
            I knew how to die, I had been doing that all of my life, but until I met Jesus I never really knew how to live.  For 39 years God has been helping me to know how to live as I grew in Jesus who is Himself Life!
            It is my prayer as you read and meditate on these stories Life stories you allow God’s written Word to reveal the Living Word Jesus Christ to you, life will become who you are and death becomes only a hope that you will see God face to face!

















A Story of Life

Read Luke 8:40-56
            This part of the Bible is what I like to call a doughnut.  The story of the healing of the little girl surrounds the healing of the woman whom Jesus specifically calls “daughter”.  Is Jesus showing His care for women?  Take an in depth look at Jesus healing and caring.  Take time to reflect and to meditate not just on the story but on Jesus and what this says about Him.

How does Jesus heal the daughter?



What do you think it means that her spirit returned?



Why did Jesus “command” that she be given something to eat? (Did Jesus eat after His resurrection?)



Why didn’t Jesus heal every young girl?




What happened in the middle of the Story?




Why do you think this hole in the doughnut is included?




How do you think God heals people?




What can you do for people who are sick?





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