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....Who can POSSIBLY be against us? Preaching from Romans 8 and verses 26-27 and 31, Dr. Whitney reminds of the amazing fact that when God is on our side, then EVERYTHING works together for our good and for God's glory. Even as we face great evil and difficult situations, we can be strengthened knowing that God is for us and is constantly working on our behalf.

As we near the end of the conference, Dr. Whitney leads us in a practical application exercise of Scripture meditation and also answers questions from conference attendees. We would encourage you to engage in the exercise as described so that you might see the benefit of meditating on God's Word. Copyright © Donald S. Whitney 2008. www.BiblicalSpirituality.org

Dr. Whitney continues his teaching on praying through Scripture in this second message of the conference. There are conflicting ideas in the world and in the church as to what meditation really is. As we learn this hour, true biblical meditation is not a mindless brain exercise but an intentional time of focusing on whatever is good and profitable. Copyright © Donald S. Whitney 2008. www.BiblicalSpirituality.org

As we have learned in the first two messages, praying through Scripture and meditation on Scripture go hand in hand in the Christian walk. But when we understand and believe that God speaks through His Word, then we see the importance of meditation on the Scriptures. In this session, Dr. Whitney emphasizes the change that this can have on our spiritual walk. Copyright © Donald S. Whitney 2008. www.BiblicalSpirituality.org

Many Christians feel defeated in their prayer lives. To pray even five-to-seven minutes seems like an eternity, and their minds wander much of that time. “I guess it’s me,” many conclude. “I’m just a second-rate Christian.” No, if you are indwelled by the Holy Spirit and generally seeking to live in obedience to God’s Word, then the problem likely isn’t you, but your method. Copyright © Donald S. Whitney 2008. www.BiblicalSpirituality.org

Moving into the practical ways that we can apply Scripture meditation to our devotional times and other areas of life, Dr. Whitney shows us many different methods wherein we go beyond simply reading Scripture to actually integrating it into our everyday thinking. Copyright © Donald S. Whitney 2008. www.BiblicalSpirituality.org

As we near the end of the conference, Dr. Whitney leads us in a practical application exercise of Scripture meditation and also answers questions from conference attendees. We would encourage you to engage in the exercise as described so that you might see the benefit of meditating on God's Word. Copyright © Donald S. Whitney 2008. www.BiblicalSpirituality.org

Dr. Whitney continues his teaching on praying through Scripture in this second message of the conference. There are conflicting ideas in the world and in the church as to what meditation really is. As we learn this hour, true biblical meditation is not a mindless brain exercise but an intentional time of focusing on whatever is good and profitable. Copyright © Donald S. Whitney 2008. www.BiblicalSpirituality.org

Moving into the practical ways that we can apply Scripture meditation to our devotional times and other areas of life, Dr. Whitney shows us many different methods wherein we go beyond simply reading Scripture to actually integrating it into our everyday thinking. Copyright © Donald S. Whitney 2008. www.BiblicalSpirituality.org

As we have learned in the first two messages, praying through Scripture and meditation on Scripture go hand in hand in the Christian walk. But when we understand and believe that God speaks through His Word, then we see the importance of meditation on the Scriptures. In this session, Dr. Whitney emphasizes the change that this can have on our spiritual walk. Copyright © Donald S. Whitney 2008. www.BiblicalSpirituality.org

Many Christians feel defeated in their prayer lives. To pray even five-to-seven minutes seems like an eternity, and their minds wander much of that time. “I guess it’s me,” many conclude. “I’m just a second-rate Christian.” No, if you are indwelled by the Holy Spirit and generally seeking to live in obedience to God’s Word, then the problem likely isn’t you, but your method. Copyright © Donald S. Whitney 2008. www.BiblicalSpirituality.org

As we near the end of the conference, Dr. Whitney leads us in a practical application exercise of Scripture meditation and also answers questions from conference attendees. We would encourage you to engage in the exercise as described so that you might see the benefit of meditating on God's Word. Copyright © Donald S. Whitney 2008. www.BiblicalSpirituality.org

Dr. Whitney continues his teaching on praying through Scripture in this second message of the conference. There are conflicting ideas in the world and in the church as to what meditation really is. As we learn this hour, true biblical meditation is not a mindless brain exercise but an intentional time of focusing on whatever is good and profitable. Copyright © Donald S. Whitney 2008. www.BiblicalSpirituality.org

As we have learned in the first two messages, praying through Scripture and meditation on Scripture go hand in hand in the Christian walk. But when we understand and believe that God speaks through His Word, then we see the importance of meditation on the Scriptures. In this session, Dr. Whitney emphasizes the change that this can have on our spiritual walk. Copyright © Donald S. Whitney 2008. www.BiblicalSpirituality.org

Moving into the practical ways that we can apply Scripture meditation to our devotional times and other areas of life, Dr. Whitney shows us many different methods wherein we go beyond simply reading Scripture to actually integrating it into our everyday thinking. Copyright © Donald S. Whitney 2008. www.BiblicalSpirituality.org

Many Christians feel defeated in their prayer lives. To pray even five-to-seven minutes seems like an eternity, and their minds wander much of that time. “I guess it’s me,” many conclude. “I’m just a second-rate Christian.” No, if you are indwelled by the Holy Spirit and generally seeking to live in obedience to God’s Word, then the problem likely isn’t you, but your method. Copyright © Donald S. Whitney 2008. www.BiblicalSpirituality.org

As we near the end of the conference, Dr. Whitney leads us in a practical application exercise of Scripture meditation and also answers questions from conference attendees. We would encourage you to engage in the exercise as described so that you might see the benefit of meditating on God's Word. Copyright © Donald S. Whitney 2008. www.BiblicalSpirituality.org

Dr. Whitney continues his teaching on praying through Scripture in this second message of the conference. There are conflicting ideas in the world and in the church as to what meditation really is. As we learn this hour, true biblical meditation is not a mindless brain exercise but an intentional time of focusing on whatever is good and profitable. Copyright © Donald S. Whitney 2008. www.BiblicalSpirituality.org

As we have learned in the first two messages, praying through Scripture and meditation on Scripture go hand in hand in the Christian walk. But when we understand and believe that God speaks through His Word, then we see the importance of meditation on the Scriptures. In this session, Dr. Whitney emphasizes the change that this can have on our spiritual walk. Copyright © Donald S. Whitney 2008. www.BiblicalSpirituality.org

Moving into the practical ways that we can apply Scripture meditation to our devotional times and other areas of life, Dr. Whitney shows us many different methods wherein we go beyond simply reading Scripture to actually integrating it into our everyday thinking. Copyright © Donald S. Whitney 2008. www.BiblicalSpirituality.org