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Nov 1, 2026 43 min

WHY CAN'T MANY UNDERSTAND GOD'S WORD?

from Christian Spirituality on SermonAudio Hosted by Joey Faust

"WHY CAN'T MANY UNDERSTAND GOD'S WORD?" The Bible reveals that our desires, pride, fears, friendships, worldly influences, and even our willingness to obey can affect our ability to recognize and receive God's truth. One of the most dangerous forms of self-deception is assuming that if a doctrine is true, we will naturally agree with it, like it, and immediately understand it! But what happens when God's Word challenges our cherished beliefs, personal desires, or the opinions of those we love? In this searching Bible study, we examine 13 Biblical reasons why people fail to understand God's Word - including the rejection of earlier light, the fear of man, a lack of meekness, spiritual immaturity, sin, and the absence of a proper fear of God. We will also discover why obedience, humility, and a sincere hunger for truth are so essential to spiritual understanding. Are we seeking to understand God's Word so that we may obey it, or are we seeking ways to avoid truths we do not wish to accept? "If any man will do his will, he shall know of the doctrine, whether it be of God..." — John 7:17 A challenging message for every Christian who sincerely desires to know and follow the truth, wherever it leads. 📖 WHY CAN'T MANY UNDERSTAND GOD'S WORD?

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