In this episode four of Bible Study with Mum, we explore ignorance  not as a lack of intelligence, but as a lack of applied spiritual knowledge and how it quietly weakens faith in teens, new believers, and even long-time Christians.

Drawing from Scripture, we learn that ignorance doesn’t mean God’s truth is unavailable. Often, it means truth is unseen, unused, or misunderstood. When God’s Word is ignored or not applied, faith becomes fragile and believers can live far below what God intends.

This episode is a gentle but honest invitation to grow inunderstanding, stay teachable, and walk confidently in the truth of God’s Word.

In this episode, we talk about:

• What the Bible means by ignorance

• Why God’s people can struggle even when they know Him

• How ignorance affects faith, direction, and generations

• Practical examples of how ignorance shows up in everyday life

• The story of King Asa and how applied knowledge brought peace and later, how ignoring God’s counsel led to loss

• Why knowledge protects faith and truth strengthens trust

• How teens, new believers, and parents can grow together in truth

This episode reminds us that ignorance weakens faith but truth strengthens it.

Scriptures Referenced

• Hosea 4:6
• Isaiah 5:13
• Galatians 4:1
• 2 Chronicles 14–16
• Joshua 1:8
• 2 Timothy 3:16–17

Reflection Questions

Where might a lack of knowledge be weakening my faith right now?

Am I growing in understanding or staying where I’m comfortable?

How can I apply God’s Word more intentionally this week?