 | Resting in the Work of God
Christianity Today Bible Study
Based on a current Christianity Today article, this study examines the idea that we can become workaholics in our pursuit of holiness. Sabbath is the one divine 'law' that tells us to stop striving for transformation. As in all of our studies, download this once and then make as many copies as you need.
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 | Lent Meditations
Spiritual Formation e-Booklet
Lent can help you prepare for the joys of Easter as you simplify the life of faith, deepen prayer and Bible reading, practice Christian disciplines, and engage in a sacrificial life. Lent can make a profound difference in a believer's life. Follow this regimen of reading a Scripture, doing an activity, and answering a question.
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 | Who Are We to Judge?
Christianity Today Bible Study
Did Jesus forbid us from judging others? Our immediate answer is yes! "Judge not," right? But what did Jesus mean by that? Is his instruction in the Sermon on the Mount being properly applied in our day? This Bible study and the commentary from Lewis B. Smedes are sure to prompt lively discussion.
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 The Son and the Crescent
Christians seeking to introduce others to the Savior must walk a fine line. They must connect with their audience but not distort scriptural essentials of the gospel. This is especially challenging when reaching out to Muslims, who are frequently indoctrinated with erroneous ideas about who Jesus is. This will be free only until the end of February, so take advantage of it now. If you like this resource, check out all of our studies based on Christianity Today articles.
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How can we know when God is present in the moments of our lives?
Answer by Adele Ahlberg Calhoun, with Kelli Trujillo
The first time I read Isaiah 42:20 it blew me away. The prophet says, "You have seen many things, but you pay no attention; your ears are open, but you do not listen" (NIV). I read it and immediately took it to heart; Yes, I've seen many things, but have I paid no attention? This passage spoke powerfully to me about how I want to approach my life.
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