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443 pages
Getting down to the "nitty-gritty" of something means getting down to the fundamentals. In the "Nitty-Gritty" series, you will learn the core ideas and fundamentals on a topic from a biblical point of view, while eliminating lots of non-biblical content found in other books on the topic. This book intends to bring knowledge to scholars, preachers, and Christians. Therefore, it is written in a way to be:
Each chapter is delivered as a lesson crafted for education, including:
In Nitty-Gritty Christ, you will learn the fundamental ideas about the identity and the work of Jesus the Christ, delivered in a thorough, yet concise, way. This will give you a deep understanding of who the Christ is, what are His roles and work, and what impact it all has on us.
This book is suitable for use in a university, preaching school, seminary, Bible class, or self-study. The educational goals are based on Bloom's Taxonomy of human cognition.
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183 pages
The Holy Spirit's identity and work are probably the cause of more religious confusion than almost any topic. The need for clarification is clear.
Instead of searching for answers through various books and commentaries, this book drills down to various topics and specific questions and gives thorough, yet concise, answers. It also backs up all answers with Bible verses printed right on the page, allowing the reader to stay focused and see the biblical explanation without even leaving the book.
Get answers to the identity and work of the Holy Spirit with thorough, yet concise, answers delivered in an easy-to-find frequently asked questions format.
Questions include:
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172 pages
The Synoptics (Matthew, Mark, & Luke) talk about topics such as baptism, the foundation of the church, and blasphemy of the Holy Spirit, yet these areas are still topics of religious confusion today. The need for clarification is clear.
Instead of searching for answers through various books and commentaries, this book drills down to various topics and specific questions and gives thorough, yet concise, answers. It also backs up all answers with Bible verses printed right on the page, allowing the reader to stay focused and see the biblical explanation without leaving the book.
Get answers to the topics located in the Synoptics with thorough, yet concise, answers delivered in an easy-to-find frequently asked questions format.
Questions include:
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186 pages
The Book of Acts talks about topics such as salvation, the church, and the Holy Spirit, yet these areas are still topics of religious confusion today. The need for clarification is clear.
Instead of searching for answers through various books and commentaries, this book drills down to various topics and specific questions and gives thorough, yet concise, answers. It also backs up all answers with Bible verses printed right on the page, allowing the reader to stay focused and see the biblical explanation without leaving the book.
Get answers to the topics located in the Book of Acts with thorough, yet concise, answers delivered in an easy-to-find frequently asked questions format.
Questions include:
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446 pages
This book answers many questions about the origins of Islam. From the historical resources, you will learn how the Original Muslim practiced his religion and how his influence has guided Islam and still influences Muslims today.
This workbook is suitable for use within a group study or by yourself.
The educational goals are based on Bloom’s Taxonomy of human cognition.
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As Christians we committed our lives to following Christ and working for Him. To that end, we repented of our old sinful lifestyle. But getting rid of sin in our lives doesn’t happen overnight. It takes study, prayer, work, and practice.
There are five things Peter said Christians should lay aside from their lives.
“Wherefore laying aside all malice, and all guile, and hypocrisies, and envies, and all evil speakings,” 1 Peter 2:1
Peter also said there are eight things Christians need in their lives.
“And beside this, giving all diligence, add to your faith virtue; and to virtue knowledge; And to knowledge temperance; and to temperance patience; and to patience godliness; And to godliness brotherly kindness; and to brotherly kindness charity.” 2 Peter 1:5-7
This thirteen-lesson workbook is intended to help you lay aside the sinful things from your life and take on the good things, with biblical knowledge and practical exercises. In this way, we can fulfill our commitment to follow Christ and know that we are pleasing to Him. The Bible gives Christians a clear answer as to how to be fruitful in our lives for our Master, Jesus the Christ.
“For if these things be in you, and abound, they make you that ye shall neither be barren nor unfruitful in the knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ.” 2 Peter 1:8