 | Give It Up for Lent
3-Session Bible Study
The practice of Lent can easily become routine and perfunctory. We can go through the motions without letting them touch our hearts or change our lives. This Bible study will help you take time to make sure that as you give up something, you will gain much more.
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 | Finding God in Sports
Christianity Today Bible Study
What if sports were meant to be more than just a guilty pleasure? The editors of Christianity Today propose that the problem is that we no longer take sports seriously enough. This discussion guide will help you look at the point behind sports in God's economy. How are serious sports meant to reflect discipleship, community, and even Sabbath?
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 | 1 & 2 Peter and Jude
InterVarsity Bible Study
In 12 studies Carolyn Nystrom leads you through these letters to show how God provides direction and comfort when you travel dark roads. As in all of our studies, this can be downloaded once and then you can make as many copies as you need for your group or church.
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 The Son and the Crescent
Christians seeking to introduce others to the Savior must walk a fine line. They must connect with their audience but not distort scriptural essentials of the gospel. This is especially challenging when reaching out to Muslims, who are frequently indoctrinated with erroneous ideas about who Jesus is. This will be free only until the end of February, so take advantage of it now. If you like this resource, check out all of our studies based on Christianity Today articles.
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How do we keep from letting the world press us into its mold?
Answer by Jon Tyson
As a Christian leader, I am grieved by statistics indicating that believers and non-believers live almost identical lives: similar sexual ethics, spending patterns, and lifestyle choices. Despite spending millions of dollars on transformation campaigns, conferences, books, curricula, worship music, small groups, multimedia, Internet churches, and all forms of relevance and engagement, Christians are remarkably like the world.
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