 | Christians in Civil Society
Christianity Today Bible Study
A few decades after the Roman Empire made Christianity its official religion—just as church leaders were gaining cultural power and social transformation seemed to be underway—an army of unbelievers reduced the "Eternal City" to ruins. Why do so many promising human endeavors fail so miserably? Surrounded as we are by death and destruction, what can Christians possibly accomplish? How can we engage the world without being dragged down to its level? Is God's kingdom really coming?
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 | Thriving in the Empty Nest
3-Session Bible Study
When the kids leave home, it is a time of transition. It can be sad, but it doesn't have to be devastating. In fact, it can be a time to grow as a person and find new meaning. Perhaps it is your time to thrive as never before. This three-session course will help you think through this season of your life.
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 | Good & Evil
InterVarsity Bible Study
You don't expect evil. It leaves you shocked, in pain, angry. It's hard to believe in these times that God continues to care—that he's still there and bringing everything together for the good. These 8 studies by Douglas Connelly are meant to build your trust in him for the days you need it most. Download this inductive study and make as many copies as you need.
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 God Revealed: Trusting and Understanding the Bible
As part of our 10-year anniversary, we have created a free digital magazine for you. Please peruse the articles, videos, and resources and pass it on to one and all. This can be especially helpful for a new believer. If you like this resource, check out our studies based on Christianity Today articles.
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Do we ever get to stop fighting against the evil within?
Answer by John Ortberg
How much sin should we expect in the church? We have gauges for other elements of church life. We generally monitor attendance. We know how many people are in small groups.
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