When we see red-letter words jump off the page of the Gospels, we know we are listening to our Lord, Jesus Christ. So as we desire a deeper relationship with Him, there’s no better place to start than those red-letter portions of scripture. This first volume of Jesus’ Words For Us starts with His presentation at the Temple as a young man. Then we walk with Jesus where He walked, sit at His feet, witness His love for His followers and hear His own words as they penetrate our hearts and minds. Jesus’ words are precious, sometimes difficult to hear...
Posted by Tracy Axcell on 09/23/2024
Unveiling Jesus will take you through the Gospels in a year. As you travel through the Holy Scriptures, allow God to reveal His truths about His Word and then disclose to you how those Scriptures apply to your own life. While on this journey with God, I believe you will discover the heart of Jesus. Allow Him to reveal to you how Jesus loved, interacted with people, met their needs, and accepted them. You will also learn these simple truths are what He desires for His people to do here on earth. Jesus loved people unconditionally and believed in them. In discovering the heart of Jesus, I believe...
Posted by Melissa Pearce on 12/02/2015
“Come, see a man who told me everything I ever did!” This 10-week Bible study joins a thirsty-hearted Samaritan woman in inviting you to meet a man who looks into a woman’s heart and knows exactly what she needs. Who values women regardless of their marital status, professional skills, sexual history, or financial position. Who notices both the heroic faith of women in desperate circumstances and the quiet suffering of sisters racked by grief and chronic illness. Who invites women to work alongside Him and use their intellectual capacity to know him more fully. Who inspires women to give...
Posted by Lynn Bell Pechuekonis on 11/08/2015
The apostle Peter is mentioned more times in the four gospels than anyone other than Jesus Christ Himself. Peter was praised more than any other disciple. He was also rebuked more than any other disciple. In this study, you will see Peter fail and you will see him succeed. You will get a laugh or two at his expense, and you just may shed a tear or two with him as well. His imperfections make him lovable, and his victories give us hope. Peter had a personal and intimate relationship with Jesus Christ. That relationship brought Peter to the point of abandoning not only his nets for Christ, but...
Posted by Mindy Ferguson on 10/28/2015
