It usually all depends on how in depth I want to get with each question. I can get it done fairly quickly if I just answer the basic question. However if I research, google and study commentary then I can spend an hour!! Which I love to do. I really hate to see people that do the whole study in one day. The whole point of Bible Study for me is to draw near to God and his word every single day. The best time would be in the morning so I can start my day off in God's word and hopefully in his will, refocused and refreshed. Unless someone is doing another Bible Study every day as well then I would hope they would spread out the BSF study over every day of the week.
DayStarDanes - 12 years ago
I like to do that because I have a greater capacity to remember closer to the class time.
It usually all depends on how in depth I want to get with each question. I can get it done fairly quickly if I just answer the basic question. However if I research, google and study commentary then I can spend an hour!! Which I love to do. I really hate to see people that do the whole study in one day. The whole point of Bible Study for me is to draw near to God and his word every single day. The best time would be in the morning so I can start my day off in God's word and hopefully in his will, refocused and refreshed. Unless someone is doing another Bible Study every day as well then I would hope they would spread out the BSF study over every day of the week.
I like to do that because I have a greater capacity to remember closer to the class time.