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The Bible Reading Plans that follow are offered to you as an encouragement not to give up, but to try again. May it be a joy and a delight to you, as you grow and build up your most holy faith.
The Bible Reading Plans that follow are offered to you as an encouragement not to give up, but to try again. May it be a joy and a delight to you, as you grow and build up your most holy faith.
A free and unique series of Bible studies from Crossway designed to help Bible readers better understand and apply every book of the Bible. There are Q+A, Applications, gospel glimpses, and more.
A free and unique series of Bible studies from Crossway designed to help Bible readers better understand and apply every book of the Bible. There are Q+A, Applications, gospel glimpses, and more.
These volumes are excellent resources for personal Bible study, leading small groups, teaching preparation, etc.
These volumes are excellent resources for personal Bible study, leading small groups, teaching preparation, etc.
Discover the Grace of Lament. Some Christians mistakenly believe lament has no place in the life of faith. After all, the gospel gives us a living hope, right? How can we be sad? But life is still hard, and suffering is still everpresent. Lament helps us bridge the gap between the real difficulties of life and the real goodness of God. We need to recover the practice of honest spiritual struggle that gives us permission to vocalize our pain and wrestle with our sorrow.
Discover the Grace of Lament. Some Christians mistakenly believe lament has no place in the life of faith. After all, the gospel gives us a living hope, right? How can we be sad? But life is still hard, and suffering is still everpresent. Lament helps us bridge the gap between the real difficulties of life and the real goodness of God. We need to recover the practice of honest spiritual struggle that gives us permission to vocalize our pain and wrestle with our sorrow.
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