This workbook is full of tips to help you excel in facilitating your small group Bible studies. It discusses facilitation, the role of questions, and offers many ten-minute facilitation helps. It is designed so that you can read a tip or two, try them out, then come back for more ideas.

The goal of this course is to help participants develop open lines of communication. A biblical design for marriage is presented along with practical means for applying it.

The principles presented in this course will lead to an intimate knowledge of a biblical text, confidence to understand the Bible, and joy in discovering biblical truth firsthand.

This course presents the knowledge, methods, and practice to prepare a person to share the gospel with nonbelievers and to disciple believers. Its focus is on equipping Christians to fulfill the Great Commission.

This course draws the reader's attention to the issues of law, grace, legalism, and life in the Spirit by following Paul's flow of thought through the book of Galatians.

Seeking to guide the church to health, maturity, and unity, this course provides the necessary instruction, principles, and methods.

By presenting skills for effective listening and various approaches for interacting with those who come for help, this course equips leaders to provide effective nonprofessional counseling from a biblical perspective.

This book sets forth biblical principles of child-rearing and family life. Attention is given to practical problems of developing a child’s self-image, discipline, demonstrating love, and dealing with rebellious children.

This inductive Bible study looks at several different aspects of God’s character. It takes you through the Scriptures to understand his immutability, sovereignty, love, holiness, goodness, omnipresence, omniscience, wisdom, justice, and faithfulness. It also looks at how these characteristics of God impact your life.