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The Seven Churches of Asia uses John's letters to the seven churches as a study for addressing the challenges for faithful churches both in the first century and in the twenty-first century. Good use of maps and illustrations makes this an attractive book and its questions elicit class discussion. Recommended for adult Bible classes or discussion groups.

The Old Testament "stories" about Abraham, Joseph, Moses, and Rahab are about real men and women. The tabernacle, the ark of the covenant, feasts, and even notable battles were all real objects, ceremonies, and events; but just beneath the surface - waiting to be discovered - are lessons about Jesus Christ. Types are Old Testament people, events, items, and ceremonies that foreshadow the coming Messiah and His church. In this study you will embark on a journey of discovery to see what might be learned about Jesus Christ, His church, and God's plan for redemption which were hidden in the pages...

This workbook is not about major Bible people; it's about some minor ones. One might reasonably ask who is really minor in the Bible or in God's scheme of things? We all have a place in God's plan. We all are a piece of the puzzle. This holds true of the lesser known people of the Bible. Each one of them was a part of God's plan and had an effect on others in God's glorious tapestry. The individuals covered in this workbook are revealed in God's Word for a reason. Together let's discover some major lessons from these minor Bible characters.

Most of the men and women whose lives are revealed for us in the Bible had "turning point" experiences that led them to serve the Lord more faithfully. This workbook, suitable for adults and teens, focuses on the turning point events in the lives of several notable men and women of the Old Testament. From a study of these biblical, turning points, students of the Word will see more clearly how the Lord can use turning point events in their lives to help strengthened their resolve to serve God and to dedicate themselves to renew their Homeward journey.