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A six-session study focusing on the Ten Commandments and how it guides our relationships with others. It includes discussions on our relationships with our parents, in all of life, relationships with our possessions and other areas. It is an important resource to learn how God’s love is to be reflected in our lives as well as respect for all people as we are all created in the image of God.
Jude: A Mirror of the Early Church offers a thoughtful study of the Book of Jude, exploring its historical, social, and theological background. The book highlights how Jude’s message addressed the challenges faced by the early church while drawing out key biblical themes that remain relevant for Christians today. It is a valuable resource for pastors, Bible students, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of this important New Testament epistle.
Six-session small group studies to build true community within the church and among the world Parables: Jesus, the wisest man who ever lived, had much to say about God, the human heart, the future, life, anger, love, and everything that mattered. Digging into the treasure trove of the wisdom and truth hidden in his parables will stretch minds, feed souls, pierce hearts, and shape his followers into true disciples.
“God speaks, and this is grace. He doesn’t have to, and we would never by able to know him otherwise. Yet God reveals himself to his creation both through his creation and through his word these testify to who he is and they point us to the living word Jesus, the full revelation of God to man.”
This Participant Guide is designed for use with The Me I Want to Be DVD (sold separately) and includes discussion questions for individuals and groups. When used together they provide you with a practical tool than can transform your faith.
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In this five-session small group Bible study, The Me I Want to Be, John Ortberg reveals how you can become the unique, fully alive person God intended you to be.
There is a me each of one of us wants to be… someone who’s more kind and generous, patient, and loving. But there is a gap between the me I am and the me I want to be. Oftentimes we find it easy to trust God to bridge the gap between and us and him, but we struggle to really live by grace and trust God to close the gap between the me I am and the me I want to be. Becoming God’s best version of you is both God’s desire and the greatest task of your life. And here’s the good news… he’s already working on it. Your life is God’s project, not yours.
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