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Dealing with Difficult People
Activity-Based Bible Study Course
Help your small group or Sunday school class learn to extend grace and accept others with this four-session course. An all-new format brings you interactive exercises to help your group learn and have fun. Don't worry—you'll still find the in-depth Bible verses, challenging questions, and leader's and participant's guides you're used to. Click to see a preview!
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Lessons from the Wilderness
Aging in the Grace of God Bible Study
For those in the last third of their lives, change comes in many forms. Whether willed or unwilled, change challenges our physical energy, deep emotions, and spiritual stability. We need to welcome change as from God's hand and by his grace.
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Like the Grass that Withers
Aging in the Grace of God Bible Study
Many of us are highly uncomfortable with any discussion of our mortality. But for Christians, death should hold no fear. Christians live in the confidence of resurrection—both Christ's and our own. How can we live fearless lives that are committed to the gospel right up until the end?
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Gordon MacDonald on Our Spiritual Journey
Great Teachers of the Bible Course
Gordon MacDonald is an author, pastor, and chair of World Relief. In these four Bible studies, he will help you define and map out your spiritual journey, while offering pratical and biblical advice along the way.
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Finding the True Mary Magdalene
What's the Truth About The Da Vinci Code? Bible Study Course
What role did Mary Magdalene play in Jesus' life and ministry? How did her testimony shape the gospels? What kind of love did exist between Jesus and his followers? We'll explore these questions in this study.
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How can I handle even difficult times positively?
Remember God is always at work—even when you can't see him.
Job 23
Some of us tend to be a little gloomy. We may even imagine "worst-case scenarios" so we are prepared for any dreaded possibility. | read more |
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