Bible Studies for the Lovers of God

Bible Studies for the Lovers of God
by Bob and Rose Weiner  

Format: Paperback workbook, 44 pages

This study is on the book of Philippians which is one of the greatest messages of Christian inspiration ever written.

Paul's letter to the Philippians overflows with joy, praise, peace, purpose and courage, even though he wrote it while he was a prisoner in Rome.

Discover how  faith and joy in the face of an uncertain future can enrich your life today.

• Learn what it is for Christ to be “your life”

• Christ the Christian's pattern

• Understand the high calling of God that Paul exhorts us to press toward

• Learn how to become holy minded, how to set your mind on heavenly things in everyday living

• Understand the fellowship of the Spirit between believers.
  

The study book draws on Old and New Testament scripture to illuminate Paul's message, and shows how Paul's resolve reflects the principles that Jesus taught.

If you are seeking:

• Deeper faith
• The peace of Christ
  
•  Courage to face hard times
  
• How to overcome difficult circumstances by faith
  

Bible Studies for the Lovers of God is written in an easy-to-use question and answer format. The workbook features a scriptural reference for every question. Space is available to write in the answer on the page. (Answers are also given in the back of the book.) Perfect for individual or group study.

The Importance of Studying the Bible by Martin Luther, 16th Century Father of the Reformation:

"The Bible is the proper book for men. There the truth is distinguished from error far more clearly than anywhere else, and one finds something new in it every day. For twenty-eight years, since I became a doctor, I have now constantly read and preached the Bible; and yet I have not exhausted it.

"There I began to understand that the righteousness of God  by which the righteous live is  a gift of God, namely by faith . . . Here I felt that I was altogether born again and had entered the gates of paradise itself through open gates. There a totally other face of the entire Scripture showed itself to me... the work of God,  what God does in us, the power of God, with which He makes us strong, the wisdom of God, with which He makes us wise, the strength of God, the salvation of God, and the glory of God." (LW 34:337).

"You should diligently learn the Word of God and by no means imagine that you know it. Let him who is able to read, take a psalm in the morning, or some other chapter of Scripture, and study it for a while. This is what I do. When I get up in the morning, I pray and recite the Ten Commandments, the Creed, and the Lord's Prayer with the children, adding any one of the psalms.

"I do this only to keep myself well acquainted with these matters, and I do not want to let the mildew of the notion grow that I know them well enough. The devil is a greater rascal than you think he is. You do as yet not know what sort of fellow he is and what a desperate rogue you are. His definite design is to get you tired of the Word and in this way to draw you away from it. This is his aim." (WA 32, 64f.).

Bible Studies for the Lovers of God by Bob and Rose Weiner