The Book of Colossians teaches principles for living a Christian life in the midst of a non-Christian culture.
The Book of Colossians teaches principles for living a Christian life in the midst of a non-Christian culture. Sometimes this calls for us to stand against the tide of public opinion or popular trends. This nine-session course will address such issues as how to please God, develop a stable walk with God, think like a Christian, practice spiritual self-defense, live with a focus, and become a prayer ...
See how God is our very present strength in our times of need.
Overcome enormous odds with the characters in these films. See how God is our very present strength in our times of need.
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Seabiscuit Seabiscuit is the true story of an undersized racehorse with a history of failure that went on to become a legend. Explore the more spiritual themes: What is the importance of community? What does it mean to comfort someone? What does endurance look like?
Learn about themes of suffering, wisdom, and trust in this 9-session course on the Book of Job.
Job is not only the direct word of God but also a great literary masterpiece. Poet Alfred Tennyson called Job, "the greatest poem of ancient or modern times." British author Thomas Carlyle viewed it as, "… one of the grandest things ever written with a pen … such free flowing outlines, grand in its sincerity, in its implicity, in its epic melody, and response of reconcilement."
God wants to free us from money's bondage and help us put it in its proper place.
Money can put us in bondage. God wants to free us from this bondage and help us put money in its proper place by considering it his rather than ours. This six-session course will challenge the way you see money.
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Money Belongs to GodOnly by recognizing where money comes from can we be free of its power. Psalm 24:1; Mark 4:14–21; 10:17–31; 1 Corinthians 4:7 God wants to help us ...
Receive practical, biblical perspectives on managing money, tithing, generosity, and more.
These six Bible studies can help you grow in your relationship to God and get practical, biblical perspectives on managing money, tithing, and generosity.
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Biblical Economics We need to adopt the biblical values of thrift, generosity, contentment, and trust.
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Faithful FinancesWhat false lessons does our society teach about money, and how can the Bible—and church history—correct ...
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