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A site for those who study and lead others to discover and apply the life-changing truths of God's Word
to the end that God is glorified and that one day
"the earth will be full of the knowledge of the Lord as the waters cover the sea." (Isa. 11:9).
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Here are just a few of the things you'll find in this site...
Reflections on the Holy Land
Please take a moment to read my reflections on the Holy Land posted on my blog at Go Beyond • Live Adventurously for God.
Create a Simple Timeline
When introducing a new study of a book of the Bible or an event within a book of the Bible, consider creating a simple timeline.
It's Greek to Me!
Sometimes a single word can open a window to a whole new world of understanding.
Consider adding some language resources to your Bible study library.
Check out these helpful Greek resources for non-Greek readers.
Cut the Scripture Straight
Bible study should be about more than discussing "what this verse means to me."
Bible study should be about discovering "what this verse means to God."
As you prepare your next lesson, make certain that you cut the Scripture straight.
Application: Moving from Studying to Obeying
Application is often the most neglected part of lesson preparation.
Check out these practical ideas about making application a part of your next lesson.
Guiding Children to Use the Bible in Worship
God has charged parents with the responsibility of providing spiritual instruction in the home.
Read these suggestions for helping your child understand that using the Bible is a part of worship.
Intentional Ideas
These intentional ideas are designed to help you to make the most of your lesson preparation and presentation and more.
Developing Our Family Bible Time
Did you know that God thinks about us all the time and wants us to spend time with Him?
Omar shares how you can guide your children to know and love God through regular family devotions.
Please check back often. New notes and illustrations added on a regular basis.
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