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The LEADER'S GUIDE for "A Survey of the New Testament" provides information for iTIM Study Leaders to lead this 24 lesson course.

This is a verse by verse explanation of 1 Corinthians. Many verses are difficult to understand. I have endeavored to make them more understandable.

Have you noticed how secular philosophies have eroded the Biblical foundation of today's church? The first century church at Colosse had the same problem. False teachers were gaining ground, dismissing foundational truths and promising greater fulfillment and happiness in their convoluted religious teachings. In response, Paul penned his letter to the Christians in Colosse--an invaluable resource for every Christian. This study of Colossians is designed for the busy person interested in finding what God's Word has to say to the twenty-first century Christian. In less than a month, what you learn will transform your thinking and your life.

This commentary is based on the 1611 Authorized King James Bible, first printing in 1611. It is not to be confused with the 1769 KJV, commonly misnamed the AKJB. In the commentary I discuss issues of faith and practice laid out in 1st & 2nd Thessalonians. Then I discuss the book of Ephesians, with special regards for the doctrine of predestination. Does the Bible teach it? And I explain the armor of God.

This commentary is based on the 1611 Authorized King James Bible. To my knowledge, there are not other commentaries based entirely on the first printing of the 1611 AKJB. Herein, I discuss faith and doctrine.

A Biblical Philosophy of Truth with Contemporary Applications begins with an exegetical and a theological examination of the subject of truth. This research is applied to both truth as an attribute of God and to God’s Word being truth. Untruth is examined in human depravity, in Satan and his demons, and in spiritual warfare. Various philosophical perversions of truth are discussed, e.g., modernist, postmodernist, and existentialist. The relationship between truth and liberty in a culture is examined, followed by a Biblical survey of pervasive untruth in times of national apostasy. Then these principles are applied, making applications to expose the rejection of truth in contemporary Amer ...

Most of what we know of the life of Jesus comes to us from four Gospels in the New Testament, specifically, the Synoptic Gospels of Mark, Matthew, and Luke. These books present a more human, historical view of Jesus. The Gospel of John, much different, provides the view of a divine Jesus. These four Gospels are unique endeavors regarding Jesus' social situations, his loved ones, and his reactions to stress. In this study I looked at Jesus' behavior through the Synoptic Gospels, and analyzed Jesus' behavior against the field of criminology. My hope is that we derive more of Jesus' motivation and social situation than what one typically accepts. This is but one view, under a small ...

Acts Rendered into E-Prime by Dr. David F. Maas with Interlinear Greek in IPA, Assisted by Peggy Johnson.

It seems as thought almost anyone you ask these days will identify themselves as a believer. Are you a believer? This book uses the scriptures from the Old and New Testaments, and the teachings of Jesus Christ to illuminate and validate the doctrinal truths relating to Christianity, being born again, the church, and being a believer. It can be used as a Bible study, Sunday school lesson material, or as an outreach tool for your church. Meant for informal group studies in a small group setting or classroom. God's Word is what the world needs today to be healed and made free; so that we may have ears that hear, eyes that see and the understanding to perceive what the scriptures say. ...

1. Are you Religious or Spiritual? is about 320 pages and describes from a Biblical point of view the difference between lifeless, ritualistic, and legalistic forms of religious expression and the Christian spiritual way of life empowered by the supernatural power of the Holy Spirit. 2. The basis of being a true born-again Christian believer is based on salvation received as a free gift by the grace of God alone through faith alone in Christ and His work of dying on the cross for our sins and not by any human self-righteousness, merit or works. 3. A major theme of the book is providing a detailed explanation contrasting the difference between pseudo spirituality based on humanistic ph ...