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How can a Christian avoid a famine of the word?

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To avoid a famine of the word, Christians should continually seek God's mercy, confess their sins, and earnestly desire the Holy Spirit’s work in their hearts.

Avoiding a famine of the word begins with a posture of humility and desperation before God. Psalm 51 illustrates David’s repentance, demonstrating the importance of crying out for God's mercy and acknowledging one's sins. Believers are encouraged to continually seek cleansing and renewal through confession, recognizing that their relationship with God hinges on His grace rather than their achievements. Additionally, praying for the presence and power of the Holy Spirit to open one’s heart to the scriptures is crucial, as it is through the Spirit that God applies His word in transformative ways. Without genuine dependence on God's grace and the Spirit's work, believers may find themselves in spiritual dryness, devoid of genuine and life-giving communion with Christ.
Scripture References: Psalm 51

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The Famine of Our Day
Frank Tate · Jan 3, 2016
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