1. The Life of Christ is designed to be read in the order it is presented. Page by page and verse by verse.
2. Please contact us if you have ANY questions. We do admit that we are not scholars or that we do not have all the answers, but we have great biblical and pastorial resources that we can be in contact with immediately.
3. Please, slowly take each verse, and dissect it, ponder it, and grasp it. It is very important to read a variety of bible translations and versions in order to understand the best overall thought and meaning.
4. The Life of Christ will take you through an emotional roller coast, so please, be sure to take it VERY slow. One week per page would be about adequate in order for you to ponder the different thoughts and verses.
5. Studying the Life of Christ is very similar to surgery. We are wounded and hurt, yet we need our great Physician to work on us! At times, this can be a very difficult process emotionally and spiritually.
6. Remember, your goal is to learn more about the life of Christ so that you can fall in love with Jesus, know Him, and understand His death, burial and resurrection and how it will directly relate to your life and salvation.
7. Some parts of the life of Christ are not "salvational matters" (i.e. his appearance, where he was born, etc..) but His death, burial, and resurrection and the Holy Spirit are salvation matters. Keep that in mind.
8 Importantly, if you are beginning a life of Christ bible study with a teacher or if you are currenly in a study, please refrain from printing these off to have during your session or to study the notes prior to each study lesson. Please do this out of respect for your teacher, who has diligently prepared for your meeting. However, feel free to print them off and study them as much as possible after each lesson has been presented in the order it is intended. Thanks!
