 | One-Year Track for New Believers
11 Bible Studies-54 Sessions
If you are a new believer, or you know a new believer, or you know someone who is seriously interested in investigating the Christian faith, this track of Bible studies will provide a strong basis and overview of faith over the course of a year. And because it would be costly to order them individually, we've discounted them as a package by 55%.
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 | Titus: Good Doctrine & Godly Living
3-Session Bible Study
It has always been a challenge to develop a good church—even in New Testament days. Titus, a young leader of an argumentative church, needed to learn to refute false teachers, calm church disunity, and find quality leaders. Even with God's Spirit at work, church life means sweat and tears. Those who persevere, as Titus did, will discover the power and satisfaction that God gives, then and now.
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 | Luke:1-9: New Hope
InterVarsity Bible Study
In 11 studies on the first half of Luke, you will discover that Jesus' message of new hope and new joy is not only for the sick, hurting, and outcast people of Luke's story, but for you as well. As in all of our studies, download it once and then print as many copies as you need for your church or group.
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 The Water Horse: Legend of the Deep
Angus MacMorrow has some growing up to do. To help him along the way, he finds a most unique mentor—the Loch Ness Monster. This biblical discussion guide for the family explores sea monsters in the Bible, the nature of fear, the bitter-sweetness of grief, and the benefits of loyalty.
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How can we guide a church toward spiritual maturity?
Answer by Skye Jethani
A: Bringing our first child home from the hospital was a joyous event. But after a few days of sleep deprivation, my wife and I were teetering on the edge of insanity. After a particularly difficult night, I called my mother to apologize for my selfish teenage years. "Now I understand why you were so angry with me," I told her.
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