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Simple Study Guide is a companion piece to be used in a group setting or on an individual basis. The reader will explore further the truths presented in Simple and gain a deeper understanding of basic Christian teachings. Numerous Bible passages are used in the study guide to further clarify the ABC's of Christianity. The ultimate goal of each lesson is to encourage the reader to apply the truths of God's Word to the events of everyday life. Features Simple Study Guide is divided into five lessons based on the following topics: A - Assurance D - Devotions B - Baptism E - Evangelism C - Church This guide uses the five-step CLEAR learning system. The five elements of CLEAR are Connect, Learn, Explore, Apply, and Respond. It is designed to enable readers to better understand God's Word and apply basic biblical truths to their lives. It is an ideal study for a new convert's class or as an outreach tool to seekers.

This book is built on a premise that positive voices in our lives stand the tests of time, transparency, and trust, while explaining where quiet, positive voices, as well as loud, negative voices, originate from. *Covers a thorough list of the sources of voices in our lives and why they are important *Explains time, transparency, and trust in relation to cultural voices *Explores thought-provoking, relevant-to-teens questions Introduction: Big Quiet Voices or Small, Loud Voices Chapter 1: Listening to the Right Voices Why are Voices Important? The Three "T's" of Voices Time Transparency Trust Chapter 2: Big, Quiet Voices The Voice of Parents The Voice of Mentors The Voice of Church The Voice of Diversity The Voice of God Chapter 3: Small, Loud Voices The Voice of Peers The Voice of Consumerism The Voice of (Social) Media The Voice of Culture Chapter 4: Helping Your Child Find and Use Their Own Voice Your Voice Solitude Community Passion Purpose Appendix: Ways To Disciple Your Children "As You Go"

Equipping Fathers to Lead Family Worship offers a historical, theological, biblical, and pedagogical text that focuses on the responsibility that Christian fathers have to lead their families in the worship of God. The book is for use in local churches and Christian households and is meant to serve as a resource to assist pastors and leaders to equip fathers and family household leaders with personal and family worship practices. FEATURES Offers a biblical overview of the responsibilities given to fathers to practice as they lead their families in the worship of God. Provides a review of historical practices of family worship, a description of worship elements for the family, and training for teaching children in the home. Recommends training propositions for pastors as they equip fathers and household leaders in the church.

This book aims to present the Bible as a reliable, true, and trustworthy Ancient Text that is sufficient for ministry to a modern student with all the complexities, hurts, and mixed messages of a modern world. The focus is not only on the message that the Ancient Text gives to a modern audience but also how the Ancient Text should inform our ministry and educational practices.

Timothy Paul Jones, along with other contributors, offers practical and encouraging advice to those who want to impact the next generation. Readers are reminded of the God-designed channels through which discipleship should occur: the church and the home. With a solid foundation of biblical guidelines, each writer offers workable strategies and ideas for family ministry. Parents as well as ministry leaders will be equipped to do their part to carry out the spiritual discipline of discipleship.

Learn from a strategic and insightful voice of experience in generational discipleship who shares how to build a solid family ministry strategy. First, you must understand the philosophy of D6 so that you can implement the strategy. The foundation is solid and timeless principals of Deuteronomy 6 that equip leaders to maintain a spiritual connection with the next generation. This is an indispensable resource for equipping leaders with a solid generational discipleship strategy.

Every path has a destination. Brian Haynes wants to take parents down the path of intentional spiritual parenting. The destination is a new generation of children emerging as adults who know how to love God and love people. This new generation will also know how to equip their own children to do the same. The Legacy Path is a book meant to change the culture by moving our children and grandchildren toward life God's way instead of life portrayed as right in the eyes of the world. The reader will find many practical steps explained allowing the destination to be reached.

After years of counseling engaged and married couples, the Rienow's realized that most Christian couples did not have a biblical mission and purpose for their family. The couples had learned some things about communication, sexuality, and conflict resolution. But they didn't know WHY God had brought them together! Visionary Marriage will reveal that God does have a plan and a purpose for marriage and family in the Bible. The focus is on the big-picture purpose for marriage, and the goal of being successful once understanding the purpose.

Houseman intends to help parents address safety and awareness in online browsing; deal with Internet pornography and its draw for teens; talk with their children about texting and sexting; set time limits and restrictions with video games; understand the role of social networking in the lives of teens; learn to protect a high schooler's online reputation; and other issues.

Promotes a biblical model for passing faith to the next generation, where the home is the primary source of spiritual development for children and the church comes alongside with training, equipping, resources, and encouragement. Helps parents and teachers discover how faith is developed in children. Provides parents and children's workers an understanding of how to teach God's Word in ways that impact children. Chapters contributed by Scott Turansky, Joanne Miller, Carri Taylor, and Kirk Weaver

Parents want their kids to grow up and live emotionally, relationally, and spiritually healthy lives. More and more kids today are struggling to live this dream. As they go through life, they encounter people and situations that lead them to pack and carry some enormous emotional baggage that holds them back from living in the grace and freedom that Christ provides. Parents are in a unique position to help their kids lighten the load along the way. BAGS helps parents become aware of the specific bags kids tend to pack as they grow up, how these bags tend to get packed, and the long-lasting negative impacts they can have. BAGS also offers practical strategies parents can employ to leverage their influence and prevent some of these bags from getting packed in the first place. The hope is that we can lead our kids into a more stable and healthy future. TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter 1 - Just Don't Pack! Chapter 2 - The Relational Bag Chapter 3 - The Performance Bag Chapter 4 - The Identity Bag Chapter 5 - The Comparison Bag Chapter 6 - The Authority Bag Chapter 7 - The Rejection Bag Chapter 8 - The Guilt and Shame Bag Chapter 9 - The Disappointment Bag Chapter 10 - Lightening the Load