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This book of Bible studies is designed to encourage the reader to not only read but MEMORIZE God's Word. We are told to, "Put on the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil" (Eph. 6:11, KJV). Part of this preparation for battle is knowing God's Word and hiding it in our hearts through study and memorization.As you work through the various topics in this book-baptism, salvation, trusting in God, and so many more-you will answer questions designed to make you think more thoroughly about how each affects your relationship with God and His promise of eternal life. After studying a particular subject, the reader is invited to memorize Bible texts associated with it by reading the first two words of a verse followed by the first letter of the words following. You may also use the codes found in this book to mark your Bible according to a topic.May God bless you, reader, as you commit to studying and memorizing God's Word, searching as you would for hidden treasure.

Living a Victorious Life from the Bottom to the TopThe road to recovery from tobacco, alcohol, and marijuana is tough if you travel it alone. But what if you find a guide to help you along the way-someone who successfully broke free from these substances, changing an unfulfilling life into a life of purpose and accomplishment? Join author Bruce Atchison on his life journey and discover the way to freedom from the control of addicting substances and the enjoyment of a life of satisfaction and meaning. From a lanky teenager who left the religion of his parents to find success in sports to a firefighter in the forest service to a jet engine mechanic in the United States Air Force, to a near failure in academics, Atchison continued to lean on addictive substances as true satisfaction continued to elude him. Find out what helped him gain victory in his life. Consider this a personal invitation to discover the steps to recovery. Also included are interactive worksheets to help you in your journey. The author has shared his knowledge with thousands of young people, and now you can achieve a victorious life of your own.

After hitting bottom emotionally and spiritually, the author comes to faith in Jesus. In his new Christian walk, he struggles with the anxiety, fear, and poor decision-making habits from his past, along with wounds from a failed marriage. Claiming promises in the Bible, along with attending church and sending "mountains of prayers," he perseveres. He notes that troubled people seem to be seeking him out for comfort and advice. It appears that despite his past academic failures and dread of formal education, God's will is for him to go back to school. As he applies to a program in counseling, events and circumstances come together for him in ways that could only be brought about by the hand of God. After receiving a master's degree in marriage and family counseling, he realizes that his studies helped bring healing in his own life. The author sees God's hand at work in his new marriage; his wife, a physician, also pursues a specialty in the mental health field. The two are in compatible ministries, helping troubled individuals find healing through a relationship with Jesus.Barry Pratt wrote his book as a testimony to the way God answers prayers and the amazing way He works for those who seek His will. He urges his readers to claim the promises in the Bible and involve Jesus in every aspect of their lives.

If you are interested in a biblical approach to the question of women's ordination, then Women Pastors and God's Ordained Order is the book for you. It establishes the fundamental trustworthiness of the Bible as the guiding light for the church. Author Louis R. Torres shows that, although there are cultural issues in the stories and teaching of the Bible, divine inspiration ensures that the roles of men and women outlined from the Creation to the Fall were determined by the unique natural capabilities rather than by antiquated cultural expectations. Trace the relevance of Old Testament laws for New Testament believers, God's stipulations about ordination in the Old and New Testaments, and the role of elders throughout Scripture. Torres believes if you are searching for biblical precedents, that would suggest that the equality of all believers in Christ sets up the expectation that women be ordained as pastors. He also explains the significance of God's "subaudition mandates" in determining God's will. In other words, by stating what He wants, God makes clear what He does not want. It is a carefully reasoned approach to the subject-well worth the reading for the open-minded.

Are you in need of forgiveness for yourself? Do you need to forgive someone else? Using poignant passages from the Bible and Ellen G. White to illustrate, David Guy presents a compelling and heartwarming account of what it means to forgive, why we should, and how to do so. Understanding the difficulties we go through as humans, Guy urges us to look to the greater purpose of forgiveness and fully experience what it can do in our lives. When we let go and let God handle our pain and heartache, He will do miraculous things in our lives. Above all else, the author wants you to know: It is possible to forgive someone, regardless of how severely they have hurt you. Jesus is a close, trusted friend to those who are broken.

Have you ever wondered why the earth operates on a 7-day cycle? The pineal gland is our body's rhythm-maker and a testament to the Sabbath. This book explores various aspects of this rhythm in nature and shows the importance of Sabbath REST.