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The apostle lays before us the master plan in the first verse of this epistle and then begins to develop life according to God’s plan, touching upon His plan for power. His plan for peace. His plan for the marriage and family relationships. (12 studies) -
The title of this series, Take It To Them, emphasizes the responsibility of the believer to take the gospel to a lost and dying world. (24 studies) -
This series answers the crucial question of how a sinner can be declared righteous in the eyes of a holy God. (36 studies) -
Developing positive attitudes and setting goals are two of the real keys to a successful, fulfilled life. The apostle agrees with this and in the letter to the Philippians numerous goals are examined. (11 studies) -
Centering around the Ministries’ key verse, Colossians 3:11: “that Christ is all and in all”, we discern in this letter the numerous stages of Christian growth that the normal Christian passes through. The person of Christ is beautifully magnified in this letter. You will get to know Him better through this study. (12 studies) -
This study in 1 Thessalonians provides a Spiritual Check-up. Working through these verses, we probe the personal areas of our lives to be certain that we are walking in fellowship with the Lord. (12 studies) -
This study, Delighting the Heart of God, challenges believers to make it their number one desire to do just that. 2 Thessalonians tells us how. (8 studies) -
Charisma without character is the surest way to chaos. These dynamic studies outline the credentials for Christian leadership. (16 studies) -
Hearing “well done” is a wonderful goal, but it must be accompanied with realistic preparation. Failure to prepare is preparation for failure. These twelve steps, when followed, assure us of being able to hear that wonderful phrase of affirmation from our Lord, “Well done, thou good and faithful servant, enter into the joys I have prepared for you.” (12 studies) -
It is the godly lifestyle that produces the greatest impact upon a community and Paul emphasizes this with Titus for his assignment on the island of Crete. (8 studies) -
The richness of the book of Hebrews comes out in all of its glory when we focus on the Lord Jesus Christ. He truly is all we need. He has provided everything necessary for us to fully accomplish His purpose while we are making our journey down here on earth. (24 studies) -
James, in this hard-hitting letter, forges principles for conduct in numerous areas. How does one respond to trials and difficulties? How does one control the tongue? What should my attitude be toward a brother of low degree? (12 studies)
