Books in the (Lifebuilder Study Guides) series

Why do faithful people suffer? Job wanted to know. So demanded an answer from God.

The Psalms show us how to relate to God in prayer

These eight studies from Lynne M. Baab, based on prayers from seven Old Testament books, invite you to meet our mighty, loving God in fresh ways, bringing all of who you are to him.

In this guide, you are invited to study eight prayers in the New Testament that contain beautiful language and deep thoughts, evoking God's character and attributes with rich metaphors and powerful images.

A book of eight studies from the Old and New Testaments for individuals or groups designed to help to open the gift of worship and enjoy God the way we were made to.

This revised title features questions for starting group discussions and for meeting God in personal reflection, as well as a "now or later" section in each study.

The disciplined Christian life produces a depth that is life-enhancing, bringing joy and freedom. Christian Disciplines looks not only at the foundational disciplines of the Christian life - the `quiet time', prayer, worship and Bible study - but other crucial disciplines such as evangelism, giving, social justice, managing time and gifts, mission.

When we strip away what is superficial, cultural or traditional, what is the essence of genuine Christianity? John's letters focus on the three most important aspects of the Christian life and help us focus our attention on what really matters.

How do we fill up the empty places in our soul? How can we quench our thirst for something deeper? John urges us to take a fresh look at Jesus and he invites us to renew our faith in the One who promises to be the way to true life.

From abject slavery to glorious liberation, the story of Exodus tells it all. Israel's exodus is also a model for every Christian's exodus from the enslaving power of sin. Jesus Christ is the Passover lamb who brings his people out of slavery to worship God. Discover all this and more over 24 studies in the book of Exodus.

What is the kingdom of God? It's neither a place nor a people nor a future state - though it can include any of these. Essentially, it's about the dynamic of God's Kingship and how that's applied to our world and our lives. It's important that we understand it - not only is it a theme that stretches from Genesis to Revelation but it was the topic Jesus most often taught about.

This LifeBuilder Bible Study features questions for starting group discussions and for meeting God in personal reflection, together with leader's notes; and a Now or Later section in each study.