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The Bible Study Notes series provides a verse-by-verse look at the books of the Bible in an outline format with the purpose of giving readers a succinct and easy-to-read explanation of Scripture for use in their personal Bible studies and devotionals or in preparation for teaching or leading a class or discussion group. The Notes series includes insights into the meaning of the Scripture as well as practical application for daily life, along with discussion questions that can be used for class discussion or personal study. About “Everything We Need”: Christians have unlimited spiritual wealth at their disposal. Yet many Christians still choose to live defeated, empty lives as thoug ...

Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians, and Colossians, rendered into E-Prime by Dr. David F. Maas with Interlinear Greek in IPA by Peggy Johnson, Wiley College Linguistics Student

Regardless of the hectic nature of ministry, Sunday arrives and sermons must be prepared. This series of 10 PROVEN sermon outlines covering the second epistle to Timothy is designed to assist the busy preacher in sermon preparation.

There are many jewels hidden in the short epistle Paul wrote to Titus. The purpose of this book is to bring some of them to light. I call Titus a neglected book because some of the most valuable jewels in it are neglected by most preachers. They like to preach about the blessed hope in Titus 2:13 They also like to use Titus 3:5 to show that we are not saved by works. However, Titus 2:4-5 are often neglected because they do not fit our modern culture. The principles taught in this book will improve the quality of marriages, strengthen our churches, and help us to live our Christian lives on a higher plane.