Muscle is a word often connected with physical strength or power. Athletes spend countless hours developing their physical strength or power. We aren’t inclined to think of it when describing our Lord. Yet how many times have you felt His divine muscle carrying you when you had no strength to go on?
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This study explores the difference between knowledge and wisdom, and how God guides us to make wise decisions that will be pleasing to Him.
Decisions, Decisions (study guide with leader guide)
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Encouragement is important in our lives. This Bible study challenges us to encourage one another.
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Most of us change homes multiple times in our lives. We start with our first move from our parents’ house, whether we are going to college, getting married, or starting our first career. Then there may be a transfer to another town, a need for a bigger home, downsizing empty-nesters, or the addition of a vacation home in our future. Whatever the case, moves are always a bit frantic.
Can you imagine leaving your home and not even having an exact destination in mind? Read about Abram’s move in Genesis 12:1-9.
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The Apostle Paul tells us to give thanks in all circumstances (1 Thessalonians 5:18). It is easy to give God thanks for His blessings and for sending His son, Jesus to die for our sins. But can you honestly say that you give thanks in all of your circumstances, good or bad?
Always Thankful with Leader Guide
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Contemplate life’s balancing act, the necessity of balancing time spent with God with the demands of life here on this earth. Discuss examples of four women and their life's challenges along with your own, and be encouraged by Scripture.
Balancing Life’s Challenges with Leader Guide
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Identifying and defining blessings and our response to them. Can a trial be a blessing?
A Fountain of Blessings (study guide with leader guide)
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Objectives of this study: That I will CELEBRATE God’s promise of love and forgiveness:
to me and all people through the redemptive work of Jesus Christ;
to me as I face the world, and as I study and share God’s Word with all people;
as I look forward in hope to eternal life with Him and all believers in Christ.
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During this Bible study, we will look at our God – Father, Son, and Spirit – Who blessed Abraham and blesses us both physically and spiritually. He has blessed us in the past, blesses our present, and will bless us eternally in the future. Our God promises that we, His redeemed people, will be a blessing to those around us through the power and the gifts of the Holy Spirit. All praise and thanks to God!
Blessed to be a Blessing (study guide with leader guide)
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This interactive Bible study is divided into three parts. People Who Did All Things (Biblical examples); I Can Have Much of Great Value through Christ; and I Can Do All Things through Christ. Encourages sharing between participants.
What are some of the things that may cause you to worry? Finances? Health? Children? It has been said that ninety percent of the things we worry about never happen and we can’t change the other ten percent anyway. So why worry? What should we do instead of worry?
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Who am I? This is a question people have been asking for generations. Perhaps you have asked it. In this two-part series, we are going to consider this question. For our answers, we will look at God’s Word. Our goal is that you will find deep security in your identity as God’s child and be freed to use the gifts He has given you in a way that brings fulfillment to you, blessing to others and glory to God. We will also consider the life experiences God has allowed each of us.
Discovering Yourself (study guides and leader guides)
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