The book of Genesis is all about beginnings. God creates the heavens, the earth, man and woman. But rebellion breaks out, and God begins the task of mending His relationship with mankind.

This Bible study on the events that unfold in the extraordinary book of Genesis shows how this book gives form to the entire Bible, right to the end of Revelation and God's plan for a new beginning.

Includes study aids and discussion questions. If using in a group, personal study is needed between meetings. 19 sessions

While in prison for proclaiming Jesus Christ, Paul writes a joyful letter of encouragement and challenge to his -partners in the gospel, - the Christians at Philippi. His inspirational words to persevere in the work of Christ tell how to find peace and contentment in a perilous world. With the 11 sessions of this Bible study on Philippians, grow in maturity and character as you learn more about spiritual transformation. Includes study aids and discussion questions. If using in a group, personal study is needed between meetings.

In Romans, the Apostle Paul unfolds God's way to righteousness--how we can be reconciled to God and transformed into the people He means us to be. Sin, salvation, grace, death, and resurrection--no other biblical book illumines so many classic, life-changing truths.

The 20 sessions of this Bible study on the book of Romans will help you understand the book's historical context, purpose, structure, and meaning--and apply its powerful, relevant wisdom to your needs and issues. Includes study aids and discussion questions. If using in a group, personal study is needed between...

Is God really sovereign? Can individuals make a difference in the world? A young girl named Ruth and a middle-aged man named Boaz would answer Yes to both questions. Years later, a Jew named Mordecai and his cousin Esther saved their nation by also saying Yes. These stories still inspire believers to affect the world by trusting God. This study's 10 sessions include study aids and discussion questions. If using in a group, personal study is needed between meetings.

The Navigator Bible Studies Handbook is a classic collection of principles and methods for people who want to find out for themselves what the Scriptures say. Learn how to do question-and-answer studies, verse analysis studies, comprehensive chapter analysis studies, and topical studies. Discover the underlying principles for doing inductive Bible study, as well as some of the specific, time-tested methods of Bible study that The Navigators have used for over 60 years.

Start your journey to becoming more like Jesus with this topical Bible study in 3 lessons, which examine

• Who Jesus Christ is
• The word of Jesus Christ
• Eternal life in Christ

By learning more about Jesus' life and character, you'll learn the essentials of the Christian life as you continue growing spiritually. Includes Scripture passages and discussion questions.

This classic Bible study helps believers understand that having Christ in their lives makes an eternal difference. In its 4 lessons, this study examines the following:

• New Life
• The Lordship of Christ
• The Devotional Life
• Witnessing for Christ

Includes journaling space.

Using the 5 lessons in Developing Your Faith, learn biblical truth regarding the following topics:

• Who Is God?
• The Holy Spirit
• Know Your Enemy
• Our Conflict with Sin
• The Return of Christ

From its beginnings among Jesus' disciples, the church exploded into a worldwide force in just a few years. How? Jesus left His followers with a mission, and the Spirit of God moved mightily through them to fulfill it. The 20 sessions of this Bible study on the book of Acts examine Luke's account of how the gospel spread and challenge us to know and live out our mission in the world. If using in a group, personal study is needed between meetings. Study aids and discussion questions included.

Two crises in Colosse cause visitors to be sent to the Apostle Paul. First, an old friend brings news that false teachers are laying down rules and boasting of secret knowledge beyond the gospel. Then, a runaway slave begs Paul to ask his Christian master for mercy. The letters Paul writes to handle these dilemmas remain foundational for understanding Christ and His work in us. The 11 sessions of this Bible study on the books of Colossians and Philemon examine how Paul exalted Christ and affirmed a truly Christian lifestyle. If using in a group, personal study is needed between...