A Good Soldier of Jesus
Both Timothy and Titus, like each of us, had to overcome challenges in their efforts to share the gospel. This study will lead you through Paul's letters to help you overcome your barriers to sharing the gospel and make you the good soldier you can be.

A Song Sung in Wonder of the Word
This study takes readers through the beautiful 22-stanza song of Psalm 119 and reflects on what we can learn about life in all its pressures, adversity, and longing through the lens of Scripture.

A Study of Proverbs
Proverbs provides short, memorable sayings that lead us into a healthier relationship with God, our families, our neighbors, and our business associates. Heed these simple rules and prosper; break them and suffer needless heartache.

Ancient Issues for Contemporary Times
Paul wrote two letters to encourage the Corinthian Christians (and us as well) to repent of their sins and begin to live like true followers of Jesus.

Doctrines on Trial
Man is not the final judge of right and wrong; God's Word alone is our standard. All doctrines either stand or fall based on their examination against Scripture. Take major biblical and denominational doctrines into God's courtroom and submit them to the scrutiny of His Word. Follow those that can stand the true test.

Faith Lessons from the Life of Abraham
If you're looking for an example of a life faithfully devoted to following God, look no further than the life of Abraham. Abraham dropped everything to follow God, and if we'll do the same, our lives will be richer for it.

Following Jesus
This study shows us that we become leaders in many of the same ways that Jesus became a leader. Jesus followed His Father in total obedience; we too must learn to obediently follow Jesus.

Footsteps of Jesus
Sometimes referred to as the Travel Narrative, Luke 9:51-18:14 details Jesus' journey from Galilee to Jerusalem. At the same time, it gives Christians instructions about how we must walk in the footsteps of Jesus to be victorious.

From Priest to King
The books of 1 and 2 Samuel take readers on a journey through the lives of Samuel, Saul, and David. From the time we enter this world, theirs is a journey every Christian also takes as we also overcome our transgressions when we turn to God.

Life in the Holy Spirit
We have long been taught that we receive the gift of the Holy Spirit at baptism, but just what do we actually get? We may be skilled in talking about what the Spirit doesn't do, but unfortunately, most believers cannot accurately define the work of the Holy Spirit in a Christian's life today.

Life Without God is Meaningless
A Study of Ecclesiastes. Someone has rightly described the American lifestyle as "the hasty pursuit of unexamined goals." Everyone seems to be in a hurry to climb the ladder, to gain wealth, to pursue education. But what do you really gain when you get all that this world has to offer?

Looking at the Man in the Mirror
A Study of James. God's Word is the true mirror that allows us to look deeply into our own hearts and see as God sees. James, the brother of Jesus, holds God's mirror and encourages us to fix what is out of place and to clean whatever is dirty. We strive to look like Jesus in today's world.

Lord, I Need an Attitude Adjustment
Malachi was commissioned as God's prophet to call the people back into faithful service. His message still rings true in our day of half-hearted commitment to things that are holy.

Nehemiah
When we are down, we can look with confidence to the God of revival. The same One who raised Jesus from the dead is also able to raise us up from our troubles.

Philippians
Paul's letter to the Philippians helps us to understand the difference between happiness and joy. These four little chapters of this letter are packed with the secrets to the joyful life.

Reclaiming Our Spiritual Heritage
Through the sacrifice of Jesus, we are all called to a higher standard of living. This study guides us through the letter to the Ephesian church to help us appreciate our great spiritual heritage.

Songs Sung in the Key of Life
The Psalms (Israel's hymnal) offer insight into the human condition, can help us express our wonder at God's goodness, or can support us in our times of failure or sadness.

The All-Sufficient Savior
The Colossian church was sidetracked by issues of legalism and a view of Jesus Christ that was much too small. In his letter to Philemon, Paul's wisdom serves as a model for conflict resolution in the church today.

The Greatest of All Time
Bragging rights. We love competitions that help us determine who has the real bragging rights. Who’s the best player? Which team is the best? Who won the election? However, all of our human boasting pales when compared to the claims of God.

The Kingdom of God and You
God calls His people to submit their personal agendas to His mission. He expects obedience, loyalty, and a servant's heart. None of these come easily or naturally for Christians today. We must learn obedience. We must choose to put kingdom goals ahead of our personal goals. The King calls; we must respond.

The Man in the Background of the Mirror
Our Christian walk is a continual process of learning to become more like Christ, and that process will not be complete until we see Christ face-to-face in the mirror of His Word.

The One Anothers
We are called to demonstrate to the world who Jesus is and how God's family lives. We show the power of the rule of God within and among His people. We give a living video of life in God's household.

The Ridiculous Runaway
The book of Jonah powerfully displays God's control over nature and nations. Yet, God refuses to press His will upon a ridiculous rebel. He patiently and providentially works with a prophet who has his own agenda.

What Does It Mean to Be Saved?
This study walks readers through Paul's letter to the saints at Rome, which provides a powerful explanation of salvation, a gift to us that has been freely granted to us through Christ Jesus.