Online Bible Institute | Alisha Johnson | Activity https://onlinebibleinstitute.org/members/johnsoning1/activity/ Activity feed for Alisha Johnson. Wed, 22 Apr 2026 08:44:17 -0400 https://buddypress.org/?v=2.21.0 en-US 30 hourly 2 36733df5693efebeb8e38ae6be4a5499 Alisha Johnson posted a new activity comment https://onlinebibleinstitute.org/activity/p/78833/#acomment-78850 Tue, 21 Apr 2026 03:32:38 -0400 Wow, I guess I have never really compared the differences between earthly power and spiritual power nor even put much thought into it. Good point, thank you for sharing.

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This lesson discussed the difference in religion and the power of God.

Religion is the attempt of man to know God. It comes with various rituals and regulations. Works and words […]

]]> 177db10b8d49d0d371b963abce3d0f5e Alisha Johnson posted a new activity comment https://onlinebibleinstitute.org/activity/p/78844/#acomment-78849 Tue, 21 Apr 2026 03:29:49 -0400 I really enjoyed your post. As I prioritize my faith and grow spiritually, family and friends have begun labeling me as ‘too churchy’ or ‘less fun.’

So I completely agree, learn to get comfortable with the word and your new life – it really starts with the people around you.

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Strategies for spiritual Warfare

Chapter-19

All of us as soldiers in God’s Army need to be careful not to expose ourselves

to the possibility of a transference of spirits. There […]

]]> cd7dc91cc633bdf5d2d4b0764100f04c Alisha Johnson posted an update: I really enjoyed diving into this chapter on the […] https://onlinebibleinstitute.org/activity/p/78848/ Tue, 21 Apr 2026 03:24:44 -0400 I really enjoyed diving into this chapter on the different versions of the bible. It’s mostly about the nuances of translation, but the part that truly blew me away was the story of the Auca Indians—seeing how they translated the Bible into intricate carvings ‘Gods carvibgs’ instead of text is fascinating.

]]> 3 d43086bd36622671993d5b7ea62c3a10 Alisha Johnson posted a new activity comment https://onlinebibleinstitute.org/activity/p/78765/#acomment-78772 Sat, 18 Apr 2026 23:02:57 -0400 It’s generally not the healthy who need a doctor—it’s those who are sick. That idea always comes to mind when I’m reading the Bible or thinking about people who feel lost or overlooked. Honestly, even when men and women feel forgotten, I truly believe that God works wonders in their lives, bringing hope and healing in places where it seems impossible.

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What stood out most to me in Jail and Ministey Lesson 11, is the idea that God’s greatest treasures are often hidden in the places people overlook—especially prisons. It […]

]]> 9d84234c7395c653f634d96b0fe60257 Alisha Johnson posted a new activity comment https://onlinebibleinstitute.org/activity/p/78766/#acomment-78770 Sat, 18 Apr 2026 22:50:35 -0400 That phrase, “Believers can lose a battle but win the war,” really sticks with me. I honestly feel like the closer you get to God, the more you end up facing challenges that try to pull you away. Someone once told me, “The devil isn’t worried about people who are already living in his ways—he’s after those who are trying to do the right…

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This lesson focused on how a believer can lose a spiritual battle, yet win the war.

All believers will fail multiple times throughout their lives. There are numerous examples […]

]]> 01fd95c968685efbc1614440e4d625e9 Alisha Johnson posted an update: I really liked how each book of the Bible was summed up […] https://onlinebibleinstitute.org/activity/p/78769/ Sat, 18 Apr 2026 22:42:06 -0400 I really liked how each book of the Bible was summed up and how there’s a clear plan for reading it in a way that makes the flow and meaning easier to grasp. One thing from Chapter Two that stuck with me was the idea of praying before each reading, especially praying the prayer that David prayed. Honestly, I usually just dive right in, thinking…

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]]> 2 6bd1d8cbdc906737b0b1491b97fb3218 Alisha Johnson posted a new activity comment https://onlinebibleinstitute.org/activity/p/78754/#acomment-78764 Sat, 18 Apr 2026 21:41:36 -0400 Looks like I’m reading these posts out of order—I probably should have started here before jumping into your latest one! Anyway, since you mentioned the Dead Sea Scrolls, I have to say I’m genuinely excited about how advancing technology is opening up new possibilities for studying them. There are new tools now that use different kinds of…

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In reply to - Youvenson posted an update To be a part of the canon, the books needed to be circulated, read, and accepted without reservation as being divinely inspired. That’s the other interesting thing. They didn’t take […] ]]> 12fa0ecc573f1c65d5e6fcbcc97d4b5f Alisha Johnson posted a new activity comment https://onlinebibleinstitute.org/activity/p/78758/#acomment-78763 Sat, 18 Apr 2026 21:30:03 -0400 I really enjoyed your post! Honestly, I always wrestle with the idea that different beliefs or ideologies are used to influence large groups of people. That is really what drew me into taking a deep dive into my faith and why I am here today. I do always lead with discernment – I find myself constantly praying and asking for guidance when it…

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In reply to - Youvenson posted an update The author says that here are two ways that we discuss inerrancy. One is canonicity which we’ve already talked about. Canonicity is the rule or standard by which something is measured. […] ]]> 5f5c032645458756ae418d346ee2acc0 Alisha Johnson posted an update: One of the most fascinating thoughts I have always had and […] https://onlinebibleinstitute.org/activity/p/78759/ Sat, 18 Apr 2026 21:09:12 -0400 One of the most fascinating thoughts I have always had and a small reminder in lesson one, is realizing how the Bible was written by so many different people over centuries, yet the Bible maintains unity of both content and theme, which truly confirms one thing, there is only one author behind it all. I consider situations involving…

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