By faith we are reborn into the family of God. But God wants more than justified infants: He wants mature daughters and sons. The 12 sessions of this Bible study examine James's exhortation to Christians of every age to keep growing up spiritually. An excellent leader's resource, James is a study you can do individually or with a group. (If using in a group, personal study is needed between meetings.) Includes study aids and discussion questions.

In this corresponding study by The Navigators to Lessons on Assurance, you will learn to recognize the importance of the Bible, the church, good works, witnessing, and more in your daily life. A great study for new Christians or in a missional setting. 8 lessons

Who was Jesus? During His lifetime, no one understood His mission, but with a few carefully chosen incidents, the Apostle John unfolds the truth. Throughout the centuries, the portrait of Jesus that John paints has drawn men and women into committed belief and intimate relationship with the Son of God. With this book's 22 sessions, readers will have a life-changing encounter with Jesus--God's Word--from the book of John. Includes study aids and discussion questions. If using in a group, personal study is needed between meetings.

Jewish Christians were under fire from their kinsmen for neglecting the Jewish traditions. Faced with hostility, the loss of jobs, and worse, many were tempted to hide their faith in Christ. Then a trusted mentor reminded them in a strong, clear letter that Christ is far superior to anything Judaism offers. The 19 sessions of this Bible study on the book of Hebrews explore all aspects of this fascinating letter. If using in a group, personal study is needed between meetings. Includes study aids and discussion questions.

For believers feeling pressured to renounce or water down their faith, God gave the apostle John a series of visions as a call to stand firm. The book of Revelation unveils what will happen in the end and tells of the glory that awaits those who remain faithful.

The 15 sessions of this Bible study give a glimpse of God's majesty in the end times and the defeat of evil. Learn more about heaven, hell, angels, spiritual warfare, and everything that is included in Revelation. Includes study aids and discussion questions. If using in a group, personal study is needed between...

The book of Proverbs contains a wealth of practical wisdom for everyday living. The 15 lessons of this Bible study on Proverbs explore the book's timeless teachings and helpful guidelines on many aspects of personal conduct, including goodness and sin, friendships and family, and life and death. Includes study aids and discussion questions. If using in a group, personal study is needed between meetings.

The Galatians had come to Christ by faith, relying on God's saving mercy. But certain ones were saying, -In order to keep His favor, you have to maintain His standards by your own efforts.- To safeguard the essence of the gospel, Paul reaffirms in this letter that we can only live right with God by faith in Him and His grace.

Includes study aids and discussion questions. If using in a group, personal study is needed between meetings. 12 sessions

In the gospel of Mark, the author vigorously defends the claim that Jesus was the true Messiah and that His own people, the Jews, rejected Him because He came not as the glorious warrior-king they expected but as a suffering servant. The 18 sessions of this Bible study on Mark show a powerful message of salvation, inspiration, and encouragement. Includes study aids and discussion questions. If using in a group, personal study is needed between meetings.

Luke reveals Jesus as the Man who came to save all. Luke's vivid, fast-moving report offers a gospel of reconciliation and celebration. This Bible study's 16 lessons trace Luke's story from the announcement of Jesus' birth, through His ministry in Galilee and His training of the disciples on the way to Jerusalem, to His submission to the crucifixion and His ultimate triumph in the resurrection. If using in a group, personal study is needed between meetings. Includes study aids and discussion questions.

In Paul's second letter to the Thessalonians, he continues to encourage them to stand firm in the hope of Christ's return. He assures his readers that Christ had not yet returned--despite rumors that Paul himself had said the opposite.

This Bible study of the book of 2 Thessalonians examines how Paul briefly described the circumstances that will surround Christ's return, giving signs to look for when trying to confirm rumors of the Second Coming.

• 7 sessions
• Personal study needed between meetings
• Includes study aids and discussion questions