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Emphasizing the significance of gratitude in daily life, this eight-session LifeGuide® Bible Study draws from Scripture to highlight God's grace and the importance of recognizing His blessings, regardless of circumstances. It encourages participants to reflect on God's past actions, fostering a mindset that appreciates good gifts rather than overlooking them. Through guided sessions, the study aims to reorient hearts and minds towards a deeper understanding of gratitude and its role in a faithful life.

Part of the LifeBuilder Bible Studies series, Gratitude features 8 Bible study sessions to remind you of the importance of showing gratitude for what God has done and reorient you around God's grace.

God never gives up. When we stray or make a mistake, God continues to pursue us with a relentless love. In Hosea's unfailing love for his wayward wife, he lived out the way God loves his people. His story is a reminder that God will never abandon us.

Exploring profound questions posed by Jesus, this nine-session LifeGuide Bible Study invites readers to delve into the mysteries of faith and what it truly means to follow Him. Each session encourages deeper reflection on the relevance of these inquiries for contemporary believers, fostering a more profound understanding of discipleship and spiritual growth. Through engaging discussions, participants are prompted to examine their relationship with God and the implications of their faith in daily life.

How do you picture the Holy Spirit? A vague fuzzy cloud? An invisible, impersonal force? The Bible is clear that the Holy Spirit is a person. Scripture gives us strong word pictures of the Spirit as wind, fire, a counsellor, anointing oil and more - and these eight Bible studies will help us explore those.

Many Bible studies of the book of Ruth focus on the life and character of Ruth herself. Ruth takes a more comprehensive view of the book as a whole. While the book is named for Ruth, and she is prominent in the action, other significant players populate the drama.

Study of questions asked by God in the Bible, prompting personal reflection.

Nine studies concentrating on Biblical characters such as Abraham, Naaman and David, who exercised faith and dependence on God. These are complimented by studies on different aspects of faith such as asking in Jesus' name.

Dale and Sandy Larsen explore with you the stories of men and women that are highlighted in the Old Testament to discover important lessons about marriage, God and yourself.

The study delves into the lives of Ruth and other key characters such as Naomi, Boaz, and their family, exploring their interconnected stories and struggles. It emphasizes the theme of redemption, highlighting the characters' need for a Redeemer, which is a central motif in the narrative. Through six sessions, participants will engage with the dynamics of these relationships and the broader implications of their faith journeys, making it a rich exploration of community and divine providence.