We attend Sunday and Wednesday Bible studies but don’t always realize all the advantages we have in these. Here are several advantages that these studies afford us.

• A better understanding of the Word. This permits us to make better and wiser decisions when, as Christians, we are faced with difficult decisions in our every day lives.
• The opportunity to ask questions. We often have questions about various Bible subjects. Group Bible study affords us the opportunity to not only ask questions but to exchange ideas with others on these matters. This stimulates new enquiries and gives us a desire for further study.
• More time for fellowship. Psychologists report that our usual circle of relationships is at around twelve people. (Of course Jesus was aware of this long before, but let’s not get away from our subject.) The point that I am trying to make is that if our circle of relationships does not include Christians, it will be made up of non-believers. The more time you have with believers, the less you will have with non- Christians. Oh yes, and now that I think of it, this is also true for your children.

These are some of the advantages that group Bible study brings us. We don’t always realize the difference that these can make in our lives and the lives of our dear ones.