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Have you ever felt hopeless after a loss? Are you looking for some encouragement? #IMUST, a book written by two time author Chidi Wosu, a Ted X Alum, as well as executive coach for several Fortune 500 companies, gives her take on how to manage grief. In this book the juxtaposition of the Bible to real life metaphors gives it's readers easy to grasp spiritual encouragement. This book will help you navigate the different stages of grief with God instead of on your own. With God, you MUST get through this!

Bestselling author and pastor Craig Groeschel shares his own struggles with doubt, provides a framework for assessing whether a belief is biblical, and explores some of the most common doubts about God. With his trademark humor, warmth, and lay-it-all-on-the-table attitude, Craig shares stories from his own life as well as the Bible to help us wrestle with—and find helpful answers to—questions fueling our doubt

The Bible is the inspired word of God, but is the Bible we read today the same Bible our ancestors read? For centuries, there were meetings of church leaders to discuss and hash out the contents of the Bible. These included many arguments, disagreements, and controversies before the proper books of the Bible could be decided upon. Questions and curiosities about the Bible are not limited to the nonbeliever.

The Song of Solomon Love in Five Acts Study the Song of Solomon as it relates to Christ and the believer. Much attention has been given to the Song of Solomon as it applies to a husband and wife. This book addresses the song of Solomon as the majority of Bible teachers did prior to 25 years ago. The Song of Solomon is a series of songs More closely resembling a drama. Various writers have assigned to it anywhere from two to thirteen separate songs. This study views the Song of Solomon as five separate songs of “acts”. Christ’s relationship to the believer Old Testament Jews viewed ...

You have been called to minister unto God. Even if you are lay person, like myself, God wants to use you. Everyday, lay ministers teach children, sing in the choir, write stories, create web pages, fix things around the church, and share their faith with others. In this Bible study series you will learn how to discover your ministry, find ministry opportunities in your own backyard and learn about the qualities needed to minister unto God. This series is can be used for individual or group study.

Galatians: Uniting Divided People by Henry Hon examines how and why Christians have unknowingly played into Satan's plan of division by de-emphasizing and even ignoring Jesus' heart for unity. This is the gospel that unites us: Jesus died on the cross for the forgiveness of sins to justify His followers by faith. However, most overlook that Jesus died not only for our individual sins but also "to gather into one the children of God who are scattered abroad" (John 11:52, ESV).

The Known By Name Bible study series for women will take you and your group through the lives of biblical women to learn more about God and how to answer these essential questions. Naomi’s story, found in the book of Ruth, is a story of lost identity. She lost her husband and her sons, which in her culture left her completely without a home or a means to support herself. Follow Naomi in this audio Bible study as she journeys from comfort and security to despair and bitterness; from hopeless drifting to faithful obedience; and from loss to redemption in one short lifetime.

Life is unpredictable. One day your journey is calm and effortless. Next day it's full of potholes. Why not take God's hand and walk this road together as fresh answers to your challenges are revealed? Lisa Are Wulf, an award-winning author, has walked this path too. She offers encouragement and a clear way forward, strengthening your special bond with Jesus. Reaching for God's Hand features 40 short reflections, soothing bible verses and prayers, plus a quiet time with God.

Join beloved Bible teacher and best-selling author Dee Brestin in discovering the surprising places Jesus shows up in the Old Testament and the unexpected ways He speaks into our lives today. Offering a fascinating perspective on the historic, poetic, and prophetic books of the Old Testament, Brestin draws on her deep understanding of the full scope of the Bible to explore the timeless story of God's quest to rescue each of us.

God is the author of the Bible as well as the author of life. He reveals his heart and his mind through his words. And when you read his words, you get to know him. A Crash Course in the Bible contains approximately 200 Bible verses. And these Scriptures will teach you what God wants you to know.

The focus of this book is to help you feel filled with courage and encouraged as you deal with issues in your life, work, and church safety and security activities. My hope is that this book, combined with your own prayerful meditation and introspective thinking, will give you the courage to live and serve in the line of duty, where that duty finds you.

In this audio Bible study, Randy Frazee explores eight key spiritual disciplines that - when practiced daily and consistently - lead to spiritual transformation in our lives, the church, and the world.

Estudio en Serie | Un Capitulo a la vez | Secuencia Desde el Génesis¿Conoce usted de la Biblia? ¿Quisiera aprender o profundizarla?Acompáñanos a minar las profundidades de la palabra de Dios y usted también se llenará de gozo al aprender más de la Biblia.

How much time is enough to be with God? While it could be the 40 days, or years, used so often in the Bible, it’s also possible that simply stealing a few minutes, from the busyness of each day, is enough time to be in Kairos, “God time”. The same is true for the space needed to find God. Whether it be in a deserted place or one filled with activity, whatever space we can carve out to find God - or to make enough room to be found - is enough space.

When a loved one tells us their sexual orientation or gender identity is something other than what we've believed, it can send us into a tailspin of worry and confusion. What does God think? How are we supposed to respond? What will happen to their eternal souls? I Don't Want Them to Go to Hell is a tool for exploring these questions scripturally, and prayerfully.

In this audio Bible study, bestselling author Christine Caine shows that while most of us have been trained to fear the unexpected and want everything to be “under control,” God wants us to anticipate the unexpected with a faith-filled perspective rooted in trust. He has never been taken by surprise.

St. Joseph Guide to the Bible by Karl A. Schultz presents four simple steps to help the listener grow in confidence with using the Bible. This handy guide to the Bible helps the listener to select a Bible, develop a reading plan, learn the ancient practice of Lectio Divina, and begin to interpret the Bible competently and with confidence. The bibliography in this book provides useful lists of general books on the Bible and works on Lectio Divina. 

This classic 1962 guide to the King James Bible collects the most famous passages from the Old and New Testaments and arranges them with intervening synopses of all 66 biblical books. Under editor Frances Hazlitt's masterful direction, listeners will quickly become fully acquainted with the broad sweep of the Bible and will come to a new, intimate understanding of oft-quoted verses.

This book in the series is Book 65, and it covers the Bible book of Jude, covering every verse, with commentary, extensive cross-references and study questions for each verse. It will serve as a learning tool and continuing study reference throughout one's life. It is a valuable reference for Christians who want to study deeply the true teachings of the Bible, which writings are the basis of all true faith.

Wheaton College scholar Nicholas Perrin takes on Ehrman and others who claim that the text of the New Testament has been corrupted beyond recognition. Perrin gives us a layman's guide to textual criticism so that listeners can understand the subtleties of Ehrman's critiques, and provides firm evidence to suggest that the New Testament can be trusted.