Welcome to Enjoying the Journey with Evangelist Scott Paul.

For some, the Christian life has been reduced to a one day a week church service experience,

and yet God, in His Word, teaches us that we are to walk with Him daily.

Today we look to God's Word to discover simple Bible principles that will help us as we live the daily Christian life. I have a confession to make today. I absolutely love to eat.

And food makes the day so much more interesting, doesn't it? One of my

favorite hobbies is to tour America by restaurant. And I think I speak for most of us. Most of us

rarely go a few hours without feeding our bodies, much less a full day. And yet many a believer

goes days, days without feeding his inner man. If I said to you, do you eat once a week or do you eat daily? You would say, oh, I eat daily. And yet, so many people treat their Christianity, their spiritual health and life as if they can feed once a week on God's Word and that'll be enough to get them through.

Maybe that's why there are so many malnourished souls in our world. Busy people trying to function

without the sustenance and the strength that can only come from the Word of God. It's no wonder that

many are weak and faltering. They don't have the

strength to carry on. And our generation has become a generation more acquainted with feasting than

fasting. We're much more tempted to give attention to the body that will soon be gone than to the

inner man that will last forever. And I want to suggest you today the most important meal you ever

eat is the meal for your soul. And the most important food you're going to have today is food for

your inner man. And we all need it. I want to give you a verse from Acts 17, verse 11. There were a group of

believers in a town known as Berea. And the Bible says in Acts 1711 that

these were more noble than those in Thessalonica, in that they received the word with all

readiness of mind and searched the scriptures daily, whether those things were so. Boy, there's a lot

of truth in that verse, isn't there?

The Bible says they receive the word with all readiness of mine. I wonder, are you wide open to God

today? Do you truly want God to speak to you? Are you willing to receive? Unless you think that's a

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