Bible Study For Teens

Avec gratitude et reconnaissance, je dédie ce livre au révérend Martin Luther King pour son courage et son héroïsme mis au service des idéaux de la Grande Fraternité Universelle. Puisse son âme devenir un joyau étincelant sur la couronne de l’humanité du Christ. Puisse son œuvre continuer à inspirer les hommes de bonne volonté et à semer la confusion et la honte dans les rangs, si nombreux, de ceux qui sous des apparences de juste, militent en secret pour la ségrégation, l’exclusion, la persécution de toutes les minorités.

Inviting you to explore and question! Making the Bible come to life, this audiobook rhymes and helps people of all ages learn 12 reasons why the Bible is reliable and verifiable. But I’ll let you make up your mind and come to a conclusion of whether or not the Bible is the absolute truth.

30 Days to your Best Life is more than a fly by night solution to all your problems; it’s a step-by-step guide to living the life you were meant to live in God’s eyes. Written in an easy-to-follow format by Ann-Marie Graham, an enigmatic minister and dynamic motivational speaker, this devotional journal walks you through three stages dubbed the Three E’s: Expectation of faith Expression of faith Exploits of faith Each stage is an important building block for your faith. With each passing day, you will find your life’s purpose, learn to embrace God’s love, and exponentially grow ...

Salvation Colors is book one in Children's Salvation Story Series, a step by step guide to introduce children, teenagers, and youngsters to Christ and Salvation and see them grow in the fear of God.Pictures, colors and words they will relate with are used to illustrate the messages, stories and studies.Lives have been changed, reformed and transformed. sunday school lessons for children children's sunday school lessons sunday school lessons for kids sunday school lessons for teens sunday school lessons for children 8-12 salvation lessons for kids salvation lessons for teens teens bible ...

This “quickbook” is titled “Magnifying Glass” because it’s an analysis of the text in Lk 2:40-52: authorship, source, context, structure, literary genre, historicity, and realism of the passage. It's the first quickbook in The Boy Jesus Series. This theme is a challenge for the average reader. But it’s necessary. It provides a foundation for subsequent reflections. It answers these questions: Are we sure Luke wrote these verses? Where did he get this information from? How did he structure this passage? What was he trying to communicate? Do we have other episodes from Jesus’ ...

Caleb was born a Hebrew slave in ancient Egypt. Pharaoh's taskmasters humiliated him with hard labor in an attempt to suppress his spirit so he would never rebel. God sent Moses to lead the Hebrews to freedom. They followed Moses to freedom but lacked the spiritual strength to advance into and conquer the beautiful land of Canaan that God had promised to them. Moses sent 12 spies into Canaan. These spies reported that the land was as good as God had said it would be. But, 10 of the spies discouraged the people. They claimed that the people living in Canaan were too powerful to conquer.