Topical Memory System Life Issues guides you to 72 Scripture passages in six translations, helping you learn how to meditate on and memorize the Word of God.Developed by The Navigators, Topical Memory
Learn what it means to be filled by the Spirit so that obedience, Bible study, prayer, fellowship, and witnessing become natural, meaningful aspects of your life. • 5 lessons
In this study of 1 Thessalonians, discover how to undertake a comprehensive analysis of a book of the Bible and gain effective Bible study principles that will last a lifetime.
Gain insight and encouragement in this revised DFD BIble study to help you grow as a true disciple of Christ by learning to share the blessings you've received from God.‧ Personal study between meetin
LIFECHANGE Bible studies allow the Bible to speak for itself. You'll see for yourself what it says—not what someone else thinks it says—and develop the skills an
LIFECHANGE Bible studies allow the Bible to speak for itself. You'll see for yourself what it says—not what someone else thinks it says—and develop the skills an
Mark vigorously defends the claim that Jesus was the true Messiah and that His own people, the Jews, rejected Him because He came not as the glorious warrior-king they expected but as a suffering
While in prison for proclaiming Jesus Christ, the Apostle Paul writes a joyful letter of encouragement and challenge to his “partners in the gospel,� the Christians a
LIFECHANGE Bible studies allow the Bible to speak for itself. You'll see for yourself what it says—not what someone else thinks it says—and develop the skills an
The book of Proverbs contains a wealth of practical wisdom for everyday living.This Bible study explores the book of Proverb's timeless teachings and helpful guidelines on many aspects of personal con
From beginnings among Jesus' disciples, the church exploded into a worldwide force in just a few years. How? Jesus left His followers with a mission, and the Spirit of God moved mightily through them
For Christians facing ridicule in a pagan world, it was difficult to focus on their “living hope.” Peter wrote to remind these hard-pressed Christians of their rich identities in Christ and to encoura
