A great Bible learning tool. Character Studies - Mini Bible Lessons Bible character studies that explore the lives of key people in the Old Testament and New Testament to discover principles we can apply to our lives today.

Bible lessons for youth that explore what Scripture says about important teen topics. Individual lessons, multi-part series, and leader guides are available.

James 1:19-27 Understanding Genuine Christianity James began chapter 1 explaining how a believer should view ...

What does the Bible say? Note what the Bible says about the seriousness of anger: James 1:19-20 – Our anger doesn’t produce anything good. James 3:6-8 – Harsh words destroy; root of many problems. Note what the Bible says about handling anger: …

What does the Bible say? Note what the Bible says concerning our existence: Gen. 1:26-27 – We are a creation of God, made in His image. Ps. 139:13-16 – We were each formed by God, being made just as He wants us. We were all fearfully and wonderfully made. Note what the Bible says about God’s view of us?

Begin the lesson by considering an introductory thought. Take the main point, or emphasis of the lesson, and share an illustration or scenario that your audience can relate to. This will begin to get the group focused on the topic. This may be a good place to discuss the importance of the lesson you are about to study. Work through the lesson.

Bible lessons that cover the main categories of Christian doctrine, including God, mankind, sin, salvation, the church, the end times, and more.

Character Study: Joseph Part 1 – Joseph Faces Trouble Genesis 37 What’s happening? Joseph was the son of Jacob. Jacob loved Joseph more than any of his other children and gave him a coat of many colors. (37:1-3) Joseph’s brothers grew very jealous of him. Joseph told his brothers

A great Bible learning tool that offers concise, in-depth, and easy to understand Bible lessons that include doctrinal studies, character studies, and more.

Philippians 4:8-9 The Thought Life of a Believer In this section, Paul directs us to consider the importance of