LIGHT WAY CHURCH · BIBLICAL DISCERNMENT
Move beyond a wall of cards. Choose a guided subject pathway, examine Scripture in context, and open any lesson for the complete interpretation, supporting texts, application, and discussion questions.
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Each pathway groups related questions so the library feels like a guided study rather than a long spreadsheet.
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Question being examinedThis is often quoted as a guarantee that every believer will receive physical healing right now if they have enough faith.
Healing here is about sin before it is about sickness.Open complete lesson →
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Question being examinedPeople often use this as a success slogan that means Christ will help them win, achieve, or accomplish anything they want.
Strength to endure, not permission to achieve anything.Open complete lesson →
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Question being examinedThis is commonly used to say Christians should never evaluate behavior or call out sin.
Judge rightly, not hypocritically.Open complete lesson →
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Question being examinedSome treat 'in Jesus' name' as magic words that force God to grant the request.
In His name means under His will and authority.Open complete lesson →
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Question being examinedPeople quote this to mean life will never overwhelm a believer.
God limits temptation, not every pressure in life.Open complete lesson →
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Question being examinedThis is often taken to mean no harm, attack, or hardship will touch the believer.
Weapons may form, but they do not finally win.Open complete lesson →
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Question being examinedOften used only as a calm quiet-time verse.
Stop striving and recognize God's rule.Open complete lesson →
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Question being examinedOften treated as a guaranteed promise that a child will never depart from the faith if raised correctly.
A proverb is wisdom, not a machine.Open complete lesson →
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Question being examinedSome read this as if works earn salvation.
Works show faith; they do not save.Open complete lesson →
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Question being examinedOften quoted as a vague statement about only a few people being special.
Invitation requires the right response.Open complete lesson →
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Question being examinedOften used as a prosperity formula: put God first and He will give you material increase.
Seek God's rule, not a reward formula.Open complete lesson →
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Question being examinedSome use this to say a believer can never trust any inward conviction or Spirit-led desire.
The natural heart deceives; God renews the heart.Open complete lesson →
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Question being examinedOften used to mean God will give whatever desire a person already has.
God shapes the desires He fulfills.Open complete lesson →
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Question being examinedSome read this as if we must earn or complete salvation by human effort.
Live out what God has worked in.Open complete lesson →
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Question being examinedOften shortened to 'money is the root of all evil.'
Money is not evil; loving it is dangerous.Open complete lesson →
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Question being examinedOften quoted to say God is only present when at least two or three believers gather.
This is about authority, not attendance.Open complete lesson →
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Question being examinedOften used to mean people suffer because they lack general education or information.
Rejected truth destroys.Open complete lesson →
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Question being examinedOften used as a goal-setting verse for personal dreams, business plans, or vision boards.
Prophecy, not personal vision board.Open complete lesson →
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