Revelation: The Vision - Statement (Interactive Bible Studies)

Religion & Spirituality

Greg Clarke

Christian Books & Bibles

Good Book Company

It's a Bible book that either fascinates or repels the reader, sometimes doing both at once. Throughout Christian history, believers have struggled with the book of Revelation, with its symbolism, its dire judgements, its promises of eternal glory and its relationship with world history. The reader of Revelation enjoys the same startling privilege as the writer: an insight into the very inner rooms of heaven itself, to see what is going on there now, and what is soon to take place.

These nine studies by Greg Clarke tread a path through the minefield of interpretations, avoiding speculation and making sure to stick to what the Bible is in fact saying.

An ideal guide for individual Bible study or for use in small groups.

The Vision Statement (Interactive Bible Studies)

Matthias Media

"... I am writing you these instructions so that, if I am delayed, you will know how people ought to conduct themselves in God's household, which is the church of the living God, the pillar and foundation of the truth."

Paul's letter to Timothy is packed with instructions about the way we ought to live as God's people. Can we resist the influence of false teaching in our midst? Can we hold onto the true gospel? Can we relate properly to each other as men and women, old and young, rich and poor, slaves and free?

This intriguing biblical letter to the household of the living God provides the answers. To the Householder works well in both small groups and individual Bible study.

An ideal guide for individual Bible study or for use in small groups.

To the Householder 1 Timothy

Phillip D. Jensen

It has been called a builder's manual, a handbook on management and a how-to guide for getting your employees to do their jobs. But is leadership and building really what the book of Nehemiah is all about?The book of Nehemiah brings the biblical record of Israel's rise and fall to a close-it is the last historical Bible book before the time of Jesus. It records how Nehemiah left his position as a high official in the court of the Persian King to return to Israel to rebuild the city walls. It's the account of how Israel ceremoniously recommitted itself to the law of Moses-only to fail yet again to obey it.It's a renovator's dream-and a renovator's nightmareIn these seven studies, you will see the history of Israel through Nehemiah's eyes and experience the many successes-but larger failure-of one leader to restore holy living among his people. It's the story of how bricks and mortar just aren't enough to rebuild a nation's heart.An ideal guide for individual Bible study or for use in small groups.

Renovator"s Dream (Interactive Bible Studies)

Phil Campbell

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