The Six Beliefs · 8 of 8
Conclusion
You have the six. Here's what to do now.
You now hold all six beliefs: we study for faith and obedience; we eat, digest, and God grows us; the Spirit teaches through the Word; anyone who can ask a question can lead; we share by testimony and by eating the Word together; and we take people to Jesus first. One life, six convictions, three depths — personal study, sharing, and leading.
Don’t let this end as information. Say the six out loud until you can recite them without looking. Then pick up a short passage and eat it — today — and write your “I will…” and the name of one person you’ll tell. Growth is God’s part. Ours is to keep eating, and to keep pointing others to the table.
Reflect & do
Two commitments, with a date and a name: (1) “This week I will read, re-read, and retell ___ each day.” (2) “I will share it with ___.”
Keep this: What we believe
- We study to grow in faith and obey — not to gather knowledge.
- We eat the Word, digest it, and God makes us grow.
- The Spirit teaches through the Word — not me.
- If you can ask a question, you can lead.
- We share by testimony and by eating the Word together.
- We take people to Jesus and His Word; joining the church comes after.
The method in one line: Eat → Digest → Grow — read, re-read, and retell; ask the four questions; and leave the growing to God (1 Corinthians 3:6–7).