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James is called “the Proverbs of the New Testament” because of its witty expressions and creative analogies for living a life modeled on the teachings of Jesus Christ. The Book of James is powerful. Its famous lines are often memorized. This book will take you deep into the Book of James so that you can live a life that is more fully devoted to following Jesus Christ as Lord.
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This daily Bible study breaks down passages from Colossians into manageable, bite-sized portions, providing daily reminders of how to navigate the complexities of being human in an inhuman world. Engage with thoughtful discussion questions included in the guide, suitable for both individual reflection and group study. Let the wisdom of Colossians guide you through the journey of rediscovering and reclaiming your humanity in the face of a challenging and dehumanizing world.
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Peter is associated with some of the most memorable scenes in the gospels, but not all of these texts are favorable towards him. They show us that Jesus used a flawed person to spread His message in the earliest day of His ministry. This book uncovers the profound meaning of the great Petrine epistles, and applies it to our daily lives. Readers will be encouraged, yet will also come to understand much more about what the great apostle Peter is trying to teach us.
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The horse is God’s gift to mankind. Filled with beautiful pictures, this book will guide you to treasure the ride with God, and our trusted four-legged friends who carry us both to and fro.
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It is not enough to just know about Jesus. To be his follower, his disciple, you must get to know and be known by Jesus. Why? Discipleship involves spiritual growth—an ongoing process with the goal of life-long transformation. Jesus said, “follow me,” but instead, today, many religious leaders say, “come to church.” What do the words and actions of some churchgoers bring to the minds of average, unchurched people? What do people tell pollsters about America’s Christians, how would they label them? For some, it has not been “Christlike.” Why aren’t Christians more like Jesus? Church history suggests how it happened, the Bible answers why, and the basic teachings of Jesus provide the solution.
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