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Disciple-making is not a program. . .it's a lifestyle. This is a big truth. Jesus said, "Follow me and I will make you fishers of men" (Matthew 4:19). Clearly, this was no call to join a discipleship program but an invitation to a lifestyle of disciple-making. According to Jesus, this lifestyle is the supreme purpose of every believer. It's the "greater work" He has called us to do--anytime and anywhere. With no big buildings or budgets, Jesus launched a disciple-making movement that exploded upon the world. In comparison, the church today has discipleship programs but few disciple-making people. In The Greater Work, Dr. Bill Wilks will walk us through the six practices of disciple-making that Jesus modeled for us with His discipleship group. Many books talk about how to run discipleship programs, but the goal of this book is to teach you how to actually make disciples who make disciples.

This Easter, discover the power of I AM! We know that Jesus's work on the cross and His resurrection changed the world. Two thousand years later, His work is still changing lives--one person at a time--thanks in part to His I AM statements. Those simple words have the power to change your life and the world today. Hebrews says that Jesus is the exact imprint of God the Father. In the weeks leading up to his final days, Jesus made seven simple statements that revealed His closeness to God; that He was one with God. In those statements, Jesus was establishing His authority. In those statements, He revealed to the world that He shared the same attributes with God, known to Israel as the "I AM." With those statements, Jesus is inviting you into relationship where He can intervene on your behalf. Jesus, the I AM, an eight-week study devotional for the 2022 Easter and Lent season, will help you appreciate anew the gift and significance of Jesus's words. Written with a worshipful and contemplative tone, Jesus, the I AM invites you to discover the power and relevance of the I AM in your life today. This Easter, lean into the I AM.

Jesus' birth was promised through Isaiah 700 years before it happened, and woven throughout the entire Old Testament were details of His coming. Yet, when the family arrived in Bethlehem, the town was unprepared to receive the newborn Messiah. For them, it was (un)EXPECTED. The Nativity story is full of moments that seemed (un)EXPECTED but shouldn't have been. This study will help you prepare for the expected--the celebration of the coming of the Messiah. As you move through this study, allow these verses to guide you as you consider how the world left the Christ-child: (un)EXPECTED--not anticipated (un)HONORED--not given honor (un)SUNG--not celebrated or praised (un)SEEN--not seen or perceived. 31 Verses Every Believer Should Know: (un)EXPECTED helps readers consider how what the world was not ready for, God had carefully planned and brought to fruition. Important note: One of our goals at Life Bible Study is to effectively support the local church by providing excellent resources at affordable prices. We ask that you not make photocopies of 31 Verses Every Believer Should Know: (un)EXPECTED since that is a violation of copyright laws. Not only is copying books illegal, it also inhibits our ability to provide resources at such low costs. Please help us continue to offer valuable resources by refraining from illegally photocopying this product. Thank you.

The D-Life Journal for New Testament 2 is an excellent tool for personal study or for using the New Testament in discipleship. By reading one chapter a day for five days each week, you will read through the New Testament in exactly one year and record a brief journal entry from each chapter. The journal provides a weekly reading plan and a weekly study guide with great questions for leading your D-Group in a guided group discussion. Each week you will study and discuss a different story or topic covered in your weekly Bible reading assignments.The reading plan will take you through the New Testament once again, but you will cover 52 new Bible stories and topics that are different from those in the journal for New Testament 1. Stories for your discipleship group covered in this journal include: Salt and Light, The Two Roads, Walking on Water, Peter's Great Confession, The Cost of Discipleship, The Rich Fool, The Woman Caught in Adultery, Doubting Thomas,The Philippian Jailer, Paul's Personal Testimony, New Life in Christ, A Living Sacrifice, The Lord's Supper, The Armor of God, Putting on the New Self, The Day of the Lord, The Testing of our Faith, and many more. Whether you use this journal for your own personal devotional time or for leading a discipleship group, you will find this to be an excellent resource for studying the New Testament.Here are some of the exciting results you will see... More people of all ages will begin reading the Bible daily. Ministry and evangelism outside the walls of your church will increase. D-Groups will engage the unchurched and lead others to Christ. Spiritual strongholds will be broken, lives will be transformed, baptisms will increase, and your community will be impacted. Unexpected leaders will commit to a lifetime of disciple-making. The stories and testimonies of D-Life will reverberate through your church and reenergize your ministries.¿¿

Be hidden in Christ and walk with Him in victory.Never before has the church been in such need of bold believers to share the life-giving gospel with the world. The time is now for us as Christians to rise up, throw off the chains of sin and shame, and live in full confidence of our righteousness in Christ. Allow this forty-day journey through Hidden to inspire, challenge, convict, and truly transform you as you learn to: Accept forgiveness Walk in power Live in holy boldnessYou are complete in Christ. Trust Him as He empowers you to step into the fullness of your calling to know Him and make Him known throughout the world.