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S.O.A.P

I happen to read about soap the other day in a magazine ..! And I can't wait to share it with you all!! This Soap is not the soap we use to take a shower .. This soap means
S - scripture
O- observation
A -application
P - prayer

This is a great tool for daily bible study! You read the bible daily? Well that's great but I'm sorry to burst your bubble Because reading is not enough..! You will forget it !!  Now using this tool you will never forget what you read !!

S - Scripture

Scribble down word to word a verse from the bible to a notebook
( just take one verse at a time )

O - observe
Write down what you understand from that verse in your own words.

( sometimes you won't understand anything. If so, Just write down first few words that popped inside your mind when you read that verse )

A- application.
Write down how you can apply it in your day to day life

( make it practical...don't write down things which are impossible to achieve immediately  )

P- prayer 
Write down a prayer of commitment ... This means your asking Jesus to help you apply this verse  in your  day to day life


Have a great day :)


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