It’s been shown by neuroscience that only strong reinforcement of learning, the fancy term for homework, lol, does the job. For instance, one expert said 90 percent of language learners don’t get fluency because they don’t practice practical sentences and I’m making the highly probable statement that people lose at math because they don’t do enough problems!
But how does that connect to our Christian Walk? Well, Jesus mentioned that following his example produces fruit unto salvation. He also suggests only doers of the law are justified, after saying phony Christians are turned away brutally at judgement (“I never knew you “) and also there is The Parable of the Talents, where the same main idea is expressed, the idea that you hadn’t been an active disciple, or at least, active enough to meet the standard.
But the target word here is “active”, much as a language learner should struggle with practical sentences or a math student should do 30 math problems a day.
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