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This book continues in the tradition of the Give God the Glory! books and devotionals, with a unique focus on the biblical purpose and role of the father, mother, and child(ren).

The Give God the Glory! series of books and devotionals continues with book #5. A companion gift book and devotional to book #4 in the series, The Godly Family Life, Your Role in Your Family offers greater detail on the Biblical significance of the family as God intended in the beginning. The Godly...

This study guide redefines the core message of the first book in the Give God the Glory! series: Know God (mental) and Do the Will of God (action) Concerning Your Life. Systematically divided into two parts with three chapters each readers through an in-depth Bible study to broaden their knowledge of God s Word and to develop a closer walk with Him.

Jeremiah 51:8 is a simple verse the brings a powerful challenge. The people of God watched as their enemy (who had stripped them of life and homeland), suffered under the judgment of God. Jeremiah speaks into this situation and challenged his people to respond to the pain of their enemies with tenderness...

Some of the most important teaching in the Bible about salvation and victorious Christian living is found in Romans 5-8. In this passage, the apostle Paul details the plan of salvation through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ and the inner work of the Spirit. Paul shows us the purpose of the triune God...

In the book of Ephesians, the apostle Paul describes the wonderful transaction that took place at the cross of Jesus. His death had dramatic consequences for those who believe. As a result, we were blessed beyond measure. In this study we will examine thirteen blessings that resulted from the work...

In the Epistle to the Romans, the apostle Paul examines a number of key Bible doctrines. In particular he speaks about righteousness, faith and the place of the Old Testament Law. He sheds light on the importance of the death of Christ and its impact on our lives as believers. Paul concludes...

This is volume 2 of a 3 volume set on the ministry and life of the Lord Jesus as recorded in the Gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke. This second volume examines the later ministry of the Lord Jesus just before His trial and crucifixion. The commentary is written as a harmony, meaning that the record...

This is a commentary on Paul's second letter to the Corinthians. Corinth was a wealth city in Paul's day. Its church consisted of converted Jews and Gentiles who were struggling with their past and the immoral culture of the day. There was also some hard feelings toward the apostle Paul in the church...

We live in an age where sexual morals have been rapidly changing. Because of the sensitive nature of the topic, and out of fear of offending, the church has not always clearly addressed the issue or taught what the Bible has to say about God’s purpose for this part of our life. This is an...

This is volume 1 of a two volume set on the book of Psalms. Psalms is divided into five books. This volume covers books 1 and 2 of the psalms of Israel (Psalm 1 to Psalm 72). The Psalms of Israel were used in the worship of God from David onward. In some cases they were written to be sung by...

"When you pray, do not heap up empty phrases as the Gentiles do," said Jesus to His disciples in Matthew 6:7. This is given as a command by our Lord but there is much confusion over what He meant by "empty phrases" or "vain repetitions."The attempt of this brief study is to look at the teaching...

This is volume 3 of a 3 volume set on the ministry and life of the Lord Jesus. This final volume examines the trial, crucifixion, resurrection and ascension of the Lord. It is written as a harmony, meaning that the record of Matthew, Mark an Luke is examined together giving a fuller picture of what...