HOW? - Ha: it is a book:
It is a blog: http://www.experienceproject.com/groups/Have-Experienced-God/70038
It is on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/santhivardhankothapalli
The Web-Page: http://www.experiencegod.com/
Or: CHURCH
Francis Chan challenges people to experience God through making disciples
Francis Chan, best-selling author of Crazy Love and Erasing Hell, founding pastor of Cornerstone Church in Simi Valley, Calif., and founder of Eternity Bible College, spoke to the 60,000+ attendees at the Passion 2013 Conference this past week with a message focused on the importance of making disciples and the reality that God is always faithful and trustworthy even when people are not.(...)
1. With a friend, visit three churches where Christians worship in very different ways. Talk about the experience: How was God honored? How did He speak to you?
2. Arrive at church 10 minutes early. Spend time praying that God’s presence will be felt throughout the service.
3. Take a walk alone in nature, and sing or pray aloud to God.
4. Read a novel written by a Christian (such as C. S. Lewis’ science-fiction trilogy or Narnia series). Talk with a friend about how you saw God revealed in the book.
5. Visit an art museum and study several paintings with biblical themes. What do they suggest about the nature of God? What insights do they provide?
6. Listen to Scripture being read on tape or CD. Close your eyes and allow your mind to picture what you’re hearing.
7. Visit a church that has traditional stained-glass windows. Identify the pictures and symbols they contain. What aspects of God’s works and character are revealed?
8. As you study a portion of Scripture, draw with symbols, words, and doodles what the passage is saying to you about God.
9. Play "I Spy" throughout you day by watching for God’s presence in the ordinary things that happen to you: a kind word, protection on an icy road, the first gold leaf of fall. Each evening, share with your family or a friend (or record in your journal) where you saw God at work that day.
10. Praise God by writing an acrostic around one of His names. In an acrostic, the first letter of a word starts the first sentence; the second letter, the second sentence; and so on. For example:
Great and wonderful You are.
Oh, how my heart praises You.
Dear Savior, You are worthy of all my love.
11. Write your own words to go with the the tune of a familiar hymn or worship song. Sing your message to God.
12. Memorize a Christian poem, such as "On His Blindness" by John Milton.
13. Take a vacation with God, a one-day retreat where you get away from life-as-usual to be totally alone with your Savior.
14. Kneel or lie prostrate before God when you pray.
15. Read a story from a picture Bible with an elementary-age child.
16. As you read your Bible, make note of similes that liken things in nature to the attributes of God. For example, the fury of the hurricane is like God’s anger; the gentle rain is like God’s mercy. Keep a running list of these in your journal, or turn them into a Bible bookmark.
17. Create a shelf that contains mementos of God’s blessings to you.
18. Write an imaginary letter to someone who has never heard about God, and describe Him to that person. Or record what you would say on tape.
19. Take five minutes to list all the adjectives you can think of that describe God. Then thank God for each word.
20. Draw a cross. On the cross write every sin you can remember committing, especially those for which you can’t forgive yourself. Write, "Nailed to the Cross" over your words as a visual reminder that God, for Christ’s sake, has forgiven you completely.
21. Pick a theme to study throughout a book of the Bible, such as the love of God. With a colored pencil, underline portions contributing to that theme.
22. Each day for a week, reflect on how your day would have been different if you were not a Christian. Don’t allow yourself to become blasé about the difference Christ makes.
23. Imagine yourself sitting on God’s lap. How do you feel? What do you tell Him? What might He say to you?
24. For your five favorite hymns or worship songs, find Bible passages on which they were based or that affirm the truth of the songs’ messages.
25. Sit in the back of a children’s church service, and listen to how those children respond to God.
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