Welcome to Victory Briefings
We must know God’s will for our lives, and we must know how to use the power of His Word to be successful in life.
Everyone is so “busy” these days, that it has become difficult to take the time to make God’s Word top priority in our lives. We need a place for a quick Bible reference, or a bite-sized portion of Scripture while on the go.
Victory Briefings are portable and effective. This site is mobile friendly. You can bless a friend with God’s Word. Share Victory Briefings via your smartphone. I often wonder why people share funny stories or bad jokes to their friends, when it is just as easy to share God’s Word in an email or a text message.
There is so much confusion today. People do not know where to go for answers to their questions or troubles. Some are so confused, they don’t know where they came from or where they are going. I call that lost.
If you have trouble with your automobile, you take it to the service area where the mechanic knows best about your make and model. You don’t call a plumber! When you have problems with your body or your mind, refer to your maker for the best advice. For the answers to spiritual problems, consult the owners manual, the Bible. Consult with the Holy Spirit, not a psychologist!
You have to make up your mind to study the Bible. It is amazing how few people really study and meditate on God’s Word. Many think that there is some magic power in the book, and that if they will just open its pages and skim over a few words, they will get good out of it. The Bible is good because it is the truth, and to see this truth demands close attention.
Take a small bite at a time and think about what it is saying. Ask God what it means. Meditate on a passage of Scripture for awhile. Nothing is more important in eating than chewing. Don’t depend upon someone else to chew your spiritual food! Learn how to feed on the Word.
The main reason I attended Bible college was to learn how to study the Bible. I learned the mechanics of rightly dividing the Word and keeping things in context, etc. But I found the best help in learning God’s Word is a close relationship with the Lord. Now as I read the Bible, I like to talk to the Author. I ask the Holy Spirit, “What did You have in mind when you inspired this verse of Scripture?” Then I wait, and meditate and listen. And He tells me. And that is how many of the Victory Briefings came about.
I hope that you are blessed and encouraged with insights for life from my topical Bible studies and short notes. Use the Topical Outlines for Bible study outlines. That’s where you will find many links to Word studies and Scripture notes. And don’t forget to share, share, share Victory Briefings.
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Pray about it—part of your ministry may be to forward these pages to others. Sharing God’s Word is powerful!
