Why We... do the thing we do in the church of Christ and why we refrain from the things we refrain from in the church of Christ. A 16 lesson study discussing various subjects in the worship and spiritual life of the Christian.

Why?

Religion & Spirituality

Rader, Donnie V.

Christian Books & Bibles

One Stone

This workbook examines the various doctrines taught on divorce and remarriage. 13 lessons, complete with questions for in class discussion.. Lesson Titles: 1. Introduction to the Study 2. Understanding Marriage and Other Important Terms 3. Matthew 19:9, Part 1 4. Matthew 19:9, Part 2 5. Who Can Marry? The Difference in the Marriage and the Bond 6. Death Only Cause for Remarriage 7. Divorce for Any Cause Without Remarriage, Divorce and Remarriage for Any Cause, and Separation 8. Mental Divorce 9. Can the Guilty Party Remarry? 10. 1 Corinthians 7:15 11. Does Matthew 19:9 Apply to Non-Christians? 12. Must Adulterers Separate? or, Are Adulterous Marriages Washed Away at Baptism? 13. A Review, a Look at a Few Basic Points to Remember, and Conclusion

Marriage, Divorce and Remarriage

Parenting & Relationships

Family Relationships

Guardian of Truth Foundation

A thorough workbook study of the book of Acts. Questions accompany eaach of the 26 lessons.

Acts

History

World

A thorough study the book of Hebrews can be an intimidating task for some. The depth of the book causes some to wonder why we need to study such a book. However, those who feel this way need the book more than they realize. If you need encouragement, you need the book of Hebrews. If you need Christ (who is better than prophets, angels, Moses, and Aaron), you need the book of Hebrews. If you need to be reminded to not give up, but keep pressing on to the end, you need the book of Hebrews. If you need to hear about the dangers of falling back, you need the book of Hebrews. Though there is depth, the message is quiet simple. It is designed to exhort (Heb. 13:22).

Hebrews

This great book was written to encourage those Christians who were suffering persecution at the hands of the wicked Domitian. The message is that of victory of Christ and his saints over the forces of Satan. Christ will be victorious (1:18; 6:2; 11:15; 14:1; 19:16). The saints will overcome. They will endure (13:10; 14:12), have their robes washed (7:14; 22:14 ASV), have victory over the beast (15:2), and come out of the tribulation (7:14). Homer Hailey says of Revelation, "The book is designed to encourage Christians to be faithful in the face of all opposition and persecution, regardless of how terrible the onslaught might be." A summary verse for the book might be Revelation 17:14, "These will make war with the Lamb, and the Lamb will overcome them, for He is Lord of lords and King of kings; and those who are with Him are called, chosen, and faithful."

Revelation: Victory in Christ

Church discipline, or withdrawing fellowship, is a part of God’s plan regarding the salvation of erring Christians. God’s word contains commands and examples regarding church discipline. As with God’s will concerning any subject, our salvation and the salvation of the erring depends on our obedience to God’s instructions. Applying God’s will may affect our relationship with our loved ones, our brethren in Christ, and maybe even our own family. Therefore, church discipline is a sensitive issue to discuss and practice. Should God’s will be ignored? Should church discipline not be practiced? Should God’s instructions not be taught? Should responsibilities to restore the erring be abandoned? This workbook guides us through a study of saving ourselves by obeying God’s commands to unfaithful Christians. In these thirteen lessons, the principles of church discipline found in the word of God are discussed as well as New Testament examples of churches instructed to practice discipline. Some lessons examine the responsibilities regarding withdrawing fellowship from the erring. The author also uses his personal experiences to discuss questions and objections some have to practicing church discipline. You will find this a thorough study of this subject whether using this workbook for personal study or for class study.

Saving: the Erring, the Church, Our Families, Ourselves: A Study of Church Discipline

The study before you is an effort to work through the major prophets in one quarter or one trimester. There is a place for a detailed study of each of these works such as you find in a commentary or a workbook that covers only one of the prophets. On the other hand, there is also a place for a study that gives a summary or bird's eye view. This kind of summary is often used by Biblical writers to make their point without considering all the details. In the first sermon of Moses (Deut. 1-4), he gives the history of Israel from Sinai to the defeat of Sihon and Og on the East side of the Jordan. Psalm 106 gives a summary of the history of Israel from Egypt to Babylon in 48 verses. Stephen gave a similar overview in Acts 7.Those who will teach this material will have to carefully choose which section of verses to comment on and which leave uncovered. It will be hard to resist the temptation to slow down (so you don't miss anything) and consider the details. Keep in mind that the purpose of this study is to get an overview of these prophets. In other studies we (this writer included) will study these same books in greater detail.

A Study of the Major Prophets

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