Part 1, 8 studies, deals with the parables of Christ. You will listen to a verse-by-verse study of eight passages that will strengthen, encourage and uplift you. Part 2, 8 studies, deals with eight of the parables of Christ. You will gain insights into the “Prodigal Son,” “One Lost Sheep,” “the Rich Fool,” and five other parables told by our Lord, with a special meaning for our lives today. (16 studies)
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Are all the spiritual gifts available for today? How do I find out my own spiritual gift? These questions and others will be answered in a verse-by-verse study of 1 Corinthians 12-14. (8 studies) -
John 13-17 opens in the upper room and closes in the garden. Our passage opens with Christ on His knees before His men and closes with Him on His knees before His Father. (8 studies) -
It is Don’s interpretation that the book of Ecclesiastes describes Solomon’s futile way of living as he heads down that slippery spiral of wine, women and song. (8 studies) -
"Therefore you are no longer a slave, but a son...an heir through God" (Gal. 4:7). How does God work in our lives? What is the conflict between flesh and the spirit and how does one experience victory over sin in his life? These questions and many more are answered in this series from the book of Romans. (12 studies) -
This is a study of our wonderful Savior as He took upon Himself human flesh and was made in the likeness of men. He even humbled Himself and became obedient unto death, even death upon a cross. (7 studies) -
These chapters are a study of the cross and the resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ. The joy of the morning refers to that first Easter morning when the stone has been rolled away and the tomb is empty. Sorry, there is no Study Guide available with this series. (12 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) -
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) -
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) -
This series answers the crucial question of how a sinner can be declared righteous in the eyes of a holy God. (36 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)