Five Study Guides for small groups by Professor John Wyatt, based on material presented at the Keswick Convention 2012 by Professor John Wyatt and his book Matters of Life and Death. Assisted suicide and euthanasia are highly topical issues, particularly in the light of current political pressures. The aim of Finishing Line is to help individuals and church leaders deal with this sensitive subject in a compassionate, biblical and informative way. The course would also be suitable for theological colleges and Christian events as well as a wider base. Finishing Line provides audio-visual presentation and a printed study guide covering what it means to be human, medical and palliative care, euthanasia and assisted suicide, dying well and faithfully, how to be remembered, and more. Discussion points, prayers and resources are included. There are no easy answers, but the course encourages a more open understanding of the subject from a Christian perspective. Course booklet comes in packs of ten with discussion pointers, biblical references and prayer points. The five sections: 1. Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide - the current scene 2. What does it mean to be human? 3. Can suicide ever be a Christian way to die? 4. Dying well and dying faithfully - personal aspects. 5. Dying well and dying faithfully - medical and legal aspects.

Finishing Line Course Booklets (Pack of 10)

Self-Help

Wyatt, John

Death & Grief

Keswick Ministries

Finishing Line (Course Leaders Booklet and DVD)

Many Christians ignore the doctrine of the Trinity, assuming it to be irrelevant for daily life. But it is a mystery worth grappling with, because it's central to our beliefs and fundamental to the working out of our faith âe" the Trinity is the heartbeat of Christianity. The theme for the 2013 Keswick Convention was The Transforming Trinity: Knowing the Triune God. During the three weeks of Convention we looked at the saving purposes of God the Father, how we can follow the Son and walk in the life-changing power of the Holy Spirit. We explored what it means to participate in the mission of the Trinity as individuals and as church communities. Â&nbsp; This Year Book includes a selection of talks given during the 2013 Convention: Bible teaching from Charles Price, John Risbridger, Paul Williams, Mike Hill, Paul Mallard, Richard Condie, Rico Tice and Peter Baker which showcases the inexhaustible riches of the Trinity and gives fuel for our faith. Â&nbsp;Â&nbsp; This title is brought to you by Keswick Ministries. Find out more at https://www.keswickministries.org

Keswick Yearbook 2013: The Transforming Trinity

Religion & Spirituality

McQuoid, Elizabeth

Christian Books & Bibles

We have more access to knowledge than ever before but, paradoxically, we are still searching for truth - for a way to make sense of our questions. The questions don't stop when we become Christians, and so the 2014 Keswick Convention addressed the theme: Really? Searching for Reality in a Confusing World. During the three weeks of Convention we looked at the truth the gospel offers, how the Bible addresses the big questions of life, and how we can grow as disciples in an uncertain world. This Year Book includes a selection of talks given during the 2014 Convention: Bible teaching from Roger Carswell, Ian Coffey, Jonathan Lamb, Ruth Padilla de Borst, Becky Manley Pippert, Ivor Poobalan, Vaughan Roberts, David Robertson and Chris Sinkinson to help ground your faith in the life-transforming reality found in Jesus.

Keswick Yearbook 2014: Searching For Reality In A Confusing World

Lamb, Jonathan

It's a remarkable story. It spans 140 years and crosses cultures and continents. It has revolutionized hundreds of thousands of lives and it has had a radical impact on churches and communities. It has launched new mission movements and pushed forward the frontiers of the gospel. And it continues to grow, as Christians the world over see the urgent need for spiritual renewal. Why has this happened? What are the marks of this spiritual movement? In 'Knowing God Better', Jonathan Lamb introduces the big priorities that shape the Keswick movement, priorities that are essential for the well-being of Christians and local churches around the world today.

Knowing God Better (Keswick Foundations)

History

Randall, Ian

World

Christlikeness is something God planned from the beginning and will one day finally complete. But now we are in the process of change, becoming more like Jesus Christ. Really? How can we overcome the pull of sin? How can we live godly lives in a world like this? Is it possible to change? These talks from Keswick 2016 will inspire us with the goal to become like Christ and to live an authentic Christian life that provides a credible witness to the gospel we proclaim.

Power to Change - Keswick Year Book 2016: Becoming Like God'S Son

Holloway, Adrian

LEWIS, Peter

Captivated: Hearing God's Word (Keswick Year Book 2017) We hear thousands of words every day, all vying for our attention. But what about God's word? The great reformer Martin Luther famously declared, 'My conscience is captive to the Word of God'. What about us? What importance do we give to listening to God's word and letting it shape our lives? The 2017 Convention explored these questions, encouraging us to be captivated by God's word so that, by his Spirit, we'd be transformed into Christ's likeness, ready to serve him passionately wherever he's placed us. This Year Book includes a selection of talks given during the three weeks of Convention: Bible teaching from Alistair Begg, Michael Reeves, Daniel Strange, Andy Prime, Tim Chester, Roger Simpson, Steve Midgley and Martin Salter to help you hear and obey God's word.

Keswick Year Book 2017: Captivated: Hearing God's Word

Keswick

The 2018 Year Book from Keswick contains a selection of talks from this year's convention The contributors include Christopher Ash Richard Dannatt Louise Morse Chris Chia Alasdair Paine Rodgers Atwebenbeire Jonty Allcock

Sent: Keswick Year Book 2018: Serving God's Mission

Ash, Christopher

Grace People

Baughen, Michael

Steve Brady examines the uplifting book of Galatians. 'Christ lives in me' trumpets Galatians, yet so many believers seem to behave as if Jesus never triumphed over death. 'It is for freedom that Christ has set us free,' So why do many Christians live in spiritual bondage? 'All one in Christ Jesus' may be fine as a Keswick motto, but so many of our churches are divided by squabbles and holier-than-thou attitudes. Galatians is a breath of fresh air blowing through the musty cells of human imprisonment and despair. Steve Brady shows how it proclaims that the Liberator has come to set us free - he has arrived right on time to bring us home to God. Suitable for individual or group use. Additional material includes questions, discussion points, ideas for action and further study.

All You Need Is Christ

Brady, Steve

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