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Paul's Letter to the Ephesians is not only supremely elegant. It is foundational to Christian doctrine. This study guide is organized in 13 Lessons with around 8-12 study questions after each. It includes a fresh translation of Paul's Epistle to the Ephesians by the author. An answer key is provided. This comprehensive resource equips the believer with a complete curriculum on a key book of Scripture, ideal for evangelism or discipleship. With this book you have all the resources you need to begin a group study of Ephesians. Here is the author's summary of Paul's letter to the Ephesians: God has chosen you in Christ to be holy, to the praise of his glory, raised you with Christ from your former state of spiritual death, saved you by grace, and united you together into one body of Christ. Therefore, live accordingly.

Paul's Letter to the Ephesians is not only supremely elegant. It is foundational to Christian doctrine. This study guide is organized in 13 Lessons with around 8-12 study questions after each. An answer key is provided. This comprehensive resource equips the believer with a complete curriculum on a key book of Scripture, ideal for personal or group study. It includes the full text of Ephesians in the King James Version. In the lessons important doctrinal topics are referenced to relevant portions of the Westminster Confession of Faith (1646) for further explanation. The Westminster Confession of Faith is printed in full in the appendix. Here is the author's summary of Paul's letter to the Ephesians: God has chosen you in Christ to be holy, to the praise of his glory, raised you with Christ from your former state of spiritual death, saved you by grace, and united you together into one body of Christ. Therefore, live accordingly.

It is 2019. 500 years ago this year, Ulrich Zwingli began to preach verse by verse, chapter by chapter, from the Book of Matthew, at the Großmünster Church in Zürich, Switzerland. The result was a new birth of biblical church worship, preaching, and government, and the origin of the Reformed Churches. This book summarizes events and historical figures the loomed large in the Protestant Reformation from Luther and Melancthon, Zwingli, Calvin, Farel, and Knox. It covers the German and Swiss Reformations distinctly.

Standing in the midst of rapidly shifting cultural sands, how ought Christians to live as witnesses for Christ in the modern western world? The more things change, the more we have to learn from the New Testament, written to believers inhabiting a pagan culture, much like our own. 1 Peter has a lot to teach us on how to serve Christ in societies shaped by ignorance and rejection of the true God. 1 Peter is a critical book of Scripture for study by Christians today, due to its emphasis on serving Christ in a world that is hostile to him and the gospel. It speaks to the Christian today in North America, the United Kingdom, Europe, Australia, South Africa, or indeed much of Asia just as it did to the converts in Asia Minor to whom it was first addressed, living in the midst of pagan lands. In the words of Peter: "I have written briefly, exhorting, and testifying that this is the true grace of God wherein ye stand."