Bøger af Jonathan Nielson

Read Ecclesiastes in a powerful new light as you discover how its wisdom points to the necessity of Christ--the one who defeats death, ends injustice, and brings eternal hope.

The book of 1 Peter strengthens Christians who face persecution and other trials. Discover how the work of Christ helps us to live with hope, joy, courage, and faithfulness.

Paul's first pastoral letter to Timothy is full of profound teaching about the attributes and activities of God--and holds many implications for life and worship in the local church.

First Samuel is a riveting read that introduces us to some of the most memorable figures in the Old Testament--some righteous and some desperately corrupt. The greatest of its heroes is David, a mighty man of faith who makes his distinctive contribution in preparing God's people for the Anointed One, the Messiah who comes to rule and to save. Designed for groups and individuals, this Reformed Expository Bible Study gives users the resources they need to delve into God's Word and understand and apply it for themselves, leading to biblical transformation. Background information and commentary lay the groundwork before readers observe and analyze the Scripture text. Each of the thirteen lessons makes connections to the rest of the Bible and to Reformed theology before concluding with a section for personal application and a prayer prompt.

How do we stand firm in faith? Throughout the ages, Christians have experienced persecution, spiritual apathy, and suffering of all kinds. The book of Hebrews captures our deep struggles, and, with a message of hope and warning, points us to the surpassing supremacy of Jesus Christ. Designed for groups and individuals, this Reformed Expository Bible Study gives users the resources they need to delve into God's Word and understand and apply it for themselves, leading to biblical transformation. Background information and commentary lay the groundwork before readers observe and analyze the Scripture text. Each of the thirteen lessons makes connections to the rest of the Bible and to Reformed theology before concluding with a section for personal application and a prayer prompt.

The fiery furnace. The lions' den. We all know the stories. But the book of Daniel, with its high moral standard and bewildering prophecies, is daunting nonetheless. Dare to be a Daniel? How could we even begin? Yet one greater than Daniel has perfectly lived a life of exile on our behalf. This Reformed Expository Bible Study is designed for personal and group use. Each lesson connects to the rest of the Bible and holds to the same standards as the Reformed Expository Commentary series: a high view of Scripture; a Christ-centered focus; a Reformed theological basis; and an emphasis on personal application and prayer.

We all experience doubt. Enter Luke, who writes with the explicit and vital purpose of helping his readers to be certain of the good news of Jesus's death and resurrection.