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A must-read for every woman interested in teaching and leading Bible discussion groups in your church.
Nancy Guthrie, author, Even Better than Eden

We all know it's important to study God's word. But sometimes it's hard to know where to start. What's more, a lack of time, emotionally driven approaches, and past frustrations can erode our resolve to keep growing in our knowledge of Scripture. How can we, as Christian women, keep our focus and sustain our passion when reading the Bible?

Women of the Word has helped countless women with a clear and concise plan they can use every time they open their Bible. This book will equip you to engage God's word in a way that trains your mind and transforms your heart.

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God is self-existent, self-sufficient, eternal, immutable, omnipresent, omniscient, omnipotent, sovereign, infinite, and incomprehensible.

We're not.

And that's a good thing.

Our limitations are by design. We were never meant to be God. But at the root of every sin is our rebellious desire to possess attributes that belong to God alone. Calling us to embrace our limits as a means of glorifying God's limitless power, Jen Wilkin invites us to celebrate the freedom that comes when we rest in letting God be God.

Perhaps no other book of the Bible feels as inaccessible and as intimidating to us as the very last one. The book of Revelation overflows with images and ideas that confound our modern ears. But if all Scripture is God-breathed and profitable, we should assume Revelation is as accessible and helpful as any other book of the Bible. Why don't we see it that way?

Two thousand years ago, John's Revelation was circulated and read aloud among seven churches in Asia Minor. Those who heard the letter understood it and drew encouragement from its message. The same can be true for you today. Over 10 sessions of verse-by-verse Bible study, Jen Wilkin helps you discover how the last book of the Bible--the culmination of God's great story--speaks both a steadying word of assurance and a strong call to endure to the church in every age.

Features

• Verse-by-verse study of the book of Revelation
• 10 video teaching sessions unpacking truths found throughout the study and offering additional insights, available via redemption code printed in the Bible study book
• 9 weeks of personal study featuring illuminating questions to help you focus on and understand Scripture
• Includes the full text of Revelation
• Appendix with helps for interpretation and further study
• Leader helps for group discussion

Benefits

• Learn how to read and understand the language and symbols of apocalyptic writing
• Move from confused to confident, anxious to assured, and intimidated to inspired as you study the end times
• Understand Revelation as the culmination of God's great story
• Walk through the book verse-by-verse, from start to finish

• Introduction: Before You Begin (04:56)--In this introductory video, Jen describes her Bible study methodology and what to expect from her study approach to the book of Revelation. Watch this video with your group or on your own before you begin your study.
• Bonus Video: A Word for Group Leaders (03:53)--If you're leading a Bible study group or facilitating discussion through Revelation, don't miss this leader video with a word from Jen just for you.
• Week One: Unveiling (59:57)--In this introduction to the study, Jen gives an overview and background information to the book of Revelation and walks through Revelation 1:1-3. She also explains the genre of apocalyptic literature and the important role the Old Testament plays in understanding John's vision.
• Week Two: Seven Churches (51:18)--Jen walks through Revelation 1:4-3:22, John's vision of the Son of Man and the letters to the seven churches in Asia Minor. These verses hold encouragement for us and the church today to stand strong in our faith because Jesus is ruling and reigning from His throne.
• Week Three: The Heavenly Throne Room (45:25)--In this video, Jen teaches Revelation 4-5, John's vision of the heavenly throne room. Using passages from throughout Scripture, Jen helps make sense of the scene John views and the heavenly reality we can hold onto with assurance and hope.
• Week Four: Seven Seal (41:20)--As we continue through the book of Revelation, Jen teaches on Revelation 6:1-8:1, the seven seal judgments that are poured out on the earth. We will consider how this scene of God's wrath being poured out on the earth can grow our faith in the Lord and our endurance unto the end.
• Week Five: Seven Trumpets (49:44)--This video features Jen's teaching on Revelation 8:2-11:19, which covers the seven trumpet judgments. As Jen explains, these chapters encourage us that God is long-suffering, just, and faithful to all generations.
• Week Six: Seven Histories (50:04)--Revelation 12:1-15:5, which Jen teaches through in this video, covers seven snapshots from John's vision. These chapters give a glimpse at the interplay between heavenly and earthly realities, offering an anchor of encouragement to the children of God in every age.
• Week Seven: Seven Bowls (40:10)--In this teaching, Jen covers Revelation 15:1-16:21, the seven bowl judgments. These scenes serve as a reminder that God's love for the saints necessitates His justice against His enemies.
• Week Eight: Seven Words of Woe (49:56)--As Jen teaches through Revelation 17:1-19:10, seven messages that describe the downfall of the kingdom of earth, we are reminded that we await a better city--the eternal kingdom of God.
• Week Nine: Seven Last Sights (56:00)--With this teaching, Jen nears the end of Revelation and God's grand story. Revelation 19:11-21:8 describe the final demise of the enemy and the celebration of the bride of Christ in all her glory.
• Week Ten: On Earth as in Heaven (39:19)--Jen closes her study on Revelation with Revelation 21:9-22:21. This final picture from John's vision is an encouragement for us toward steadfastness and hope.

Sometimes we ask What is God's will for my life? when we should really be asking Who should I be? The Bible has an answer: Be like the very image of God.

By exploring ten characteristics of who God is--holy, loving, just, good, merciful, gracious, faithful, patient, truthful, and wise--this book helps us understand who God intends for us to be. Through Christ, the perfect reflection of the image of God, we will discover how God's own attributes impact how we live, leading to freedom and purpose as we follow his will and are conformed to his image.

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Christianity isn't about following rules, it's about a relationship. The rise in popularity of this phrase coincides with a growing disinterest and misunderstanding regarding the role of God's life-giving, perfect law in the Christian life. Rather than the source of joy it was intended to be, the law is viewed as an angry god's restrictions for a rebellious people.

In Ten Words to Live By, Jen Wilkin presents a fresh biblical look at the Ten Commandments, showing how they come to bear on our lives today as we seek to love God and others, to live in joyful freedom, and to long for that future day when God will be rightly worshiped for eternity. Learn to see the law of God as a feast for your famished soul, open to anyone who calls on the name of the Lord.

How can we hold onto assurance of our faith? How can we discern the truth from a lie? How can we know God loves us?

In three short letters, the apostle John reminds an early church facing division, deception, and doubt to hold fast to what they know and to live like they believe it. And he reminds us, as well. In this 10-session Bible study on the letters of 1, 2, and 3, John, Jen Wilkin helps you see how two thousand years later, his words call to Christians in similar challenges to recall a great salvation and to abide in the truth.

Features:

• Leader helps for group discussion
• Personal study to be completed between the 10 group sessions
• Teaching videos, approximately 35-45 minutes, via redemption code printed in the Bible study book
  

Benefits:

• Study 1, 2, and 3 John verse by verse.
• Find encouragement in the truth that God loves you.
• Learn to discern the truth of God from a lie.
• Be challenged to remain steadfast in your faith.

Video Sessions:

• Week One: Introduction You've Got Mail (46:06)--In this introduction to the study, Jen gives background information for John and the original recipients of his letter. She also highlights some of the main themes that will come up time and again in the letters of 1, 2, and 3 John--the call to walk in righteousness, show love to each other, and guard the truth revealed in God's Word.
• Week Two: A Credible Witness (45:50)--Jen's teaching on 1 John 1:1-2:2 walks us through how John establishes himself as a credible witness to Jesus and gives us practical ways we can be the same for others, as people who know Him. We are challenged to be women who are lights in the darkness, who live in a way that promotes the growth of righteousness in others, and to advocate or intercede on behalf of others.
• Week Three: The Tests of Righteousness and Love (44:06)--As Jen walks through 1 John 2:3-17, she explains John's first two tests that help bring assurance to the sincerity of one's faith--the tests of righteousness and love. She helps us understand what it means to walk as Jesus walked and to love as Jesus loved.
• Week Four: The Test of Truth, The Call to Abide (37:55)--For week four, Jen covers 1 John 2:18-29, which includes John's third test for assessing one's faith, the test of truth, which we do by holding everything we are taught by others up against the teachings of God's Word. This portion of John's letter also introduces the call to abide in Christ, to make your home in Him.
• Week Five: Practice Righteousness, Pursue Love, Possess Assurance (47:53)--With this week's teaching of 1 John 2:29-3:24, Jen examines what it means to be a part of God's family, to be called children of God. In response to John's teaching, Jen challenges us to make confession a regular practice, love others actively, and rest assured in our identity as children of God.
• Week Six: Truth and Error; God Is Love (46:02)--In this video, Jen walks viewers verse-by-verse through 1 John 4, which includes John's encouragement to test what you hear others teach against the truths revealed in God's Word. Jen goes on to explain what it means that God is love and that He challenges us to love because He first loved us.
• Week Seven: Overcoming the World (34:32)--The final chapter of 1 John begins with John revisiting the themes that have been central to his letter--the tests of righteousness, love, and truth. Jen walks through 1 John 5:1-12, highlighting John's challenge to believe the testimony that God establishes about Himself, and to show that you love God by obeying His commandments.
• Week Eight: That You May Know (40:30)--Jen brings her teaching of 1 John to a close with the remaining nine verses of John's letter, which wrap up with a strong emphasis on knowing that you have eternal life and the encouragement to pray according to the will of God. John wants his readers to believe with confidence that they are secure in Christ and that God hears their prayers.
• Week Nine: Walk in Truth and Love (49:04)--Jen transitions her teaching to the letter of 2 John, a letter with similar themes to 1 John but originally written for a narrower audience, an individual church. Jen unpacks how this memo from John continues his encouragement to walk with God in truth and love, and what it teaches readers today about dealing with conflict and difficulty in the body of Christ.
• Week Ten: Imitate Good (44:47)--In this final week, Jen walks through the epistle of 3 John, a letter John wrote to an individual named Gaius. Jen addresses how this letter is similar to 1 and 2 John in language and themes, and looks for new themes it introduces. This letter reminds us that the problems of the early church are our problems, and the assurances of the early church are ours as well. Jesus abides in you. Abide in Him.

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In His sweeping depiction of kingdom citizenship, Jesus utters some of the most familiar passages in all of Scripture. Most of us have only encountered the Sermon on the Mount in fragments, considering its subdivisions as complete teachings in their own right--a study on blessedness; a reflection on the Lord's Prayer; a discussion of religious devotion, money, ambition, and relationships.

What if we navigated these three chapters in Matthew as they were originally heard? What if we read them as one cohesive, well-ordered message, intended to challenge us to think differently about what it means to be a follower of Jesus?

This 9-session study will give you the opportunity to do just that. Come and learn from Jesus, just as His disciples did. First released in 2014, this study is now updated with new teaching videos from Jen Wilkin.

Features:

• Verse-by-verse study of Jesus's Sermon on the Mount for group or individual study
• 8 weeks of personal study featuring illuminating questions to help you focus on and understand Scripture
• 9 teaching videos, approximately 35-45 minutes, available via redemption code printed in the Bible study book  
• Tips for leading a Bible study group and weekly discussion guides

Benefits:  

• Gain a thorough understanding of Jesus's longest recorded message
• Study the Sermon on the Mount as a complete unit rather than in fragments
• Learn how a disciple of Jesus thinks, speaks, and acts

• Week One: The Kingdom of Heaven (43:40)--In this video session Jen introduces you to the Sermon on the Mount - some of the most familiar passages in all of Scripture. Most of us have only encountered the Sermon on the Mount in fragments, instead of as one cohesive, well-ordered message, intended to challenge us to think differently about what it means to be a follower of Jesus.
• Week Two: Who is Blessed? (51:08)--Jen dissects the eight short statements that form the opening to Jesus's longest recorded message--the Beatitudes. You will look at them with fresh eyes, asking yourself why, of all the ways Jesus could have begun His inaugural address to His disciples, He begins with a list of blesseds.
• Week Three: A People of Influence (42:22)--This session focuses on Matthew 5:13-20 where Jesus talks about the influence believers are to have on the world around them. He does so with two simple illustrations drawn from everyday life: salt and light. As spiritual salt, we prevent moral decay. And as spiritual light, we promote the growth of righteousness.
• Week Four: You Have Heard That It Was Said . . . Part 1 (38:49)--Jesus turns His attention to the Law itself, beginning with murder and adultery and answering the question, What does the righteousness of a follower of Christ look like? You will be challenged to a deeper obedience to the Law, one in which both your actions and your motives are pure.
• Week Five: You Have Heard That It Was Said . . . Part 2 (42:15)--Having examined the root sins behind murder and adultery, Jesus now turns His attention to three further areas of the Law that had been taught in harmful ways: divorce, oaths, and restitution. Is a divorced woman who remarries an adulteress? Is it a sin to swear an oath in a court of law or to say the Pledge of Allegiance? Should we allow our enemies to take advantage of us to our harm?
• Week Six: Secret Righteousness (50:52)--In previous verses from the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus has focused on teaching a deeper obedience to the don'ts - don't murder, don't commit adultery, and so on. This week He begins teaching a deeper obedience to the do's. The focus will shift from considering what it truly means to do the wrong thing to what it truly means to do the right thing.
• Week Seven: Where Your Treasure Is (37:24)--Jesus turns His attention earthward, challenging us to think differently about how we relate to the money, possessions, and other earthly treasures that consume our time and energy. Jesus intends to free us from the misconception that worry and anxiety are normal in the life of a disciple, and to gently direct us to a better way: trusting Him to supply perfectly the needs of His children.
• Week Eight: Do Unto Others (36:40)--You will consider the way you view the sin of others, as well as your own sin. While worldly judgment seeks to condemn and reject, godly judgment seeks to heal and restore. You will learn that your Heavenly Father is a much more Father who does not deny His children their earnest requests for spiritual daily bread. And you will learn that the Golden Rule asks us to show love to others not merely as they deserve, but beyond what they deserve. It is a call to love preferentially as Christ loves us.
• Week Nine: A Foundation That Endures (41:02)--In this session Jen focuses on the end of the Sermon on the Mount and how Jesus masterfully draws His sermon to its conclusion in Matthew 7:13-29. Jesus poses a series of contrasts that will challenge them to consider whether they resemble a citizen of heaven or a citizen of earth: two kinds of gate, two kinds of teachers, two kinds of servants, and two kinds of foundations.

Additional purchase or renting of the video teaching sessions is recommended for the best experience of this Bible study book.

Features:

• Leader helps to guide questions and discussions within small groups
• Personal study segments to complete between 10 weeks of group sessions
• Essential teaching videos, approximately 30-45 minutes per session, available for purchase or rent

• Explore Old Testament stories to gain context for the superiority of Christ.
• Gain an understanding of the old and new covenants.
• Learn to place your hope in Jesus.
• Study the Book of Hebrews verse by verse.

The opening lines and chapters of Genesis teach us fundamental truths about God. We watch Him bring light after darkness, order after chaos, and rest after toil--all through the power of His Word.

Over 10 sessions of verse-by-verse Bible study, dive into the first 11 chapters of Genesis through this Bible study by following three critical stages of understanding: comprehension, interpretation, and application. Revisit familiar stories and historical figures, challenge your basic knowledge, and discover deeper meanings in the text. As God reveals Himself through Scripture, we can only begin to understand ourselves when we first glimpse the character, attributes, and promises of our Creator.

God of Creation by Jen Wilkin is a Genesis Bible study that takes an in-depth look at chapters 1-11 and includes DVDs providing video teaching, downloadable helps for leaders, and one women's Bible study book. Jen Wilkin's leader kits are ideal for group Bible studies in and outside of the church, following the teachings of the Christian Bible. Along with her written teachings, this Leader kit also provides learnings and readings via Jen Wilkin's trusted voice as she leads you through the Bible study.

Leader Kit Includes:

• One Bible study book with personal study segments to complete between 10 weeks of group sessions and leader helps to lead discussion within small groups
• 2 DVDs with enriching teaching videos, approximately 30-40 minutes per session
• Card with 3 additional digital downloads of teaching videos

• Leader helps to guide questions and discussions within small groups
• Personal study segments with homework to complete between 10 weeks of group sessions
• Interactive teaching videos, approximately 30-40 minutes per session
• Verse-by-verse study for comprehension and application

Benefits:

• Discover how every story in the Bible points to Christ.
• Learn to view the lives of biblical figures in the larger context of Scripture.
• Challenge your basic understanding of familiar stories.
• Gain knowledge of who God is as He has revealed Himself through Scripture.

• Session One: Introduction (37:34)--Introducing Genesis as the seed plot for the rest of the Bible and the history of Hebrew people, Jen reminds us that we can only truly know God, and consequently our place in the world, through His Word. Genesis informs our knowledge and worship of God, our awareness of self, and our understanding of the entire Bible.
• Session Two: The God Who Was in the Beginning (40:26)--In the creation account, we are so prone to focus on all that God creates -- the land, animals, and mankind. But, Jen encourages us to instead hone in on the Who of the creation story and allow that growing knowledge of God to inform the way we walk forward in faith and worship in our everyday lives.
• Session Three: Six Days and a Rest (39:30)--Detailing the creation account, Jen describes God's creative nature and the way that He spoke intentional order and form into the world.
• Session Four: Created in the Image of God (36:34)--As God created mankind, male and female, He also orchestrated perfect communion and harmony between man, woman, and God in the Garden of Eden. Jen focuses on God's plan for life and flourishing, examining the beauty of the His design.
• Session Five: Paradise Lost (40:11)--In the fall of mankind in the Garden of Eden Jen helps us understand the allure of sin, God's consistent intention to do us good, and the importance of honoring God's holiness.
• Session Six: Cain and Abel (34:46)--In the story of the first murder on earth, we see glimpses of God's faithfulness to call us to repentance. We are also reminded that God looks at our hearts and desires us to worship Him from a pure and glad heart. Jen helps us learn about the nature of sin and reminds us of God's call to care for one another in love.
• Session Seven: Named and Known (44:12)--Tracing the genealogy of God's chosen line, Jen helps us to understand God's intentionality and blessing in those He chooses to use for His kingdom purposes. She also demonstrates how biblical genealogies are to fuel our worship of a God who sees and knows each of us personally.
• Session Eight: The Flood (36:11)--Jen explores the story of Noah and the flood, helping us understand the deeper theological meaning of this familiar story. She demonstrates parallels between the flood and original creation accounts, God's desire for all of mankind to repent and turn to Him, and God's provision and care for Noah and his family during this uncertain time.
• Session Nine: God's Covenant with Noah (36:15)--After the floodwaters recede, we see Noah's first worshipful response to God's provision, God's covenant promise as represented in the rainbow, and the beginnings of earth's new civilization.
• Session Ten: Dispersion and Descent (41:22)--Jen recounts the story and significance of the Tower of Babel, tracing the humans' intent and God's holy response. In this session, we also examine the dispersion of Noah's descendants and where we see traces of their heritage in our world today.

In this 10-session study of Exodus 19-40, journey through the story of how God shepherds His newly-liberated children into an understanding of what their freedom means: lives consecrated for service to God and to one another. Revisit familiar scenes of the giving of the Ten Commandments, the idolatrous worship of a golden calf, and of the intricate details of the tabernacle. And with fresh perspective, ask what these stories teach God's children today about how to live as those set free.

In every page of the Bible, learn to see Christ through the stories of His people. And discover how the God who created you and made a covenant with you will deliver you from death to life, for His name and renown.

Features:

• Leader helps to guide questions and discussions within small groups
• Personal study segments to complete among 10 weeks of group sessions
• Ten essential teaching videos, approximately 30-45 minutes per session, available via redemption code printed in Bible study book for individual streaming access

• Learn the deeper theological implications of stories you may have known for years.
• Understand how the freedom God gives His children is meant to lead us to lives of glad service to God and our communities of faith.
• Explore how we understand the character of Christ, even through Old Testament accounts.

We all know it's important to study God's Word. But sometimes it's hard to know where to start. What's more, a lack of time, emotionally driven approaches, and past frustrations can erode our resolve to keep growing in our knowledge of Scripture. How can we, as Christian women, keep our focus and sustain our passion when reading the Bible? -- Offering a clear and concise plan to help women go deeper in their study of Scripture, this book will equip you to engage God's Word in a way that trains your mind and transforms your heart.

La teología puede ser intimidante y quizás ciertas preguntas como estas te han impedido involucrarte con ella: Qué es la teología? Quién hace teología? Qué pasa si me sale algo mal? Y aunque la teología puede ser intimidante, no tiene por qué serlo. Ya sea que las conversaciones sobre teología se sientan fuera de su alcance, por encima de tu cabeza o irrelevantes, considera este libro como una invitación al diálogo.

La meta de la teología es conocer y amar bien a Dios. Este es un esfuerzo de toda la vida, una búsqueda interminable, no por el bien del conocimiento, sino por una relación cada vez más profunda con Dios mismo. Los autores Jen Wilkin y J. T. English te invitan a convertirte no solo en un consumidor de teología, sino en un colaborador de la conversación y a crecer en la fidelidad al llamado de la Gran Comisión de hacer discípulos, Tú eres un teólogo.

Tú eres un teólogo aborda cuestiones teológicas como:

• Quién es Dios? La doctrina de la Trinidad
• Cómo es Dios? Los atributos de Dios
• Qué es la Biblia? La doctrina de las Escrituras
• Quiénes somos? La doctrina de la humanidad
• Qué salió mal? La doctrina del pecado
• Qué ha hecho Dios? Las doctrinas de la cristología, la expiación y la justificación
• A quién pertenecemos? La doctrina de la iglesia
• Cómo termina la historia? La Doctrina de las Últimas Cosas

Theology can be intimidating. Perhaps questions like these have kept you from engaging with it: What is theology? Who does theology? What happens if I get something wrong? Theology can be intimidating. But it doesn't have to be. Whether conversations about theology have felt out of reach, over your head, or irrelevant, consider this book an invitation to dialogue.
The goal of theology is knowing and loving God well. This is a lifelong endeavor, a never-ending pursuit, not for the sake of knowledge, but for an ever-deepening relationship with God Himself. Authors Jen Wilkin and J. T. English invite you to become not merely a consumer of theology, but a contributor to the conversation, and to grow in faithfulness to the Great Commission's call to make disciples, You Are a Theologian.

You Are a Theologian addresses theological questions such as:

• Who is God? The Doctrine of the Trinity
• What is God like? The Attributes of God
• What is the Bible? The Doctrine of Scripture
• Who are we? The Doctrine of Humanity
• What went wrong? The Doctrine of Sin
• What has God done? The Doctrines of Christology, Atonement, and Justification
• To whom do we belong? The Doctrine of the Church
• How does the story end? The Doctrine of Last Things

Tal vez ningún otro libro de la Biblia nos parezca tan inaccesible e intimidante como el último. El libro de Apocalipsis está repleto de imágenes e ideas que desconciertan a nuestros oídos modernos. Pero si toda la Escritura es inspirada por Dios y provechosa, debemos asumir que Apocalipsis es tan accesible y útil como cualquier otro libro de la Biblia. Por qué no lo vemos de esa manera?

Hace dos mil años, la Revelación de Juan se circuló y se leyó en voz alta entre siete iglesias en Asia Menor. Quienes escucharon la carta la entendieron y encontraron ánimo en su mensaje. Lo mismo puede ser cierto para ti hoy. A lo largo de 10 sesiones de estudio bíblico verso por verso, Jen Wilkin te ayudará a descubrir cómo el último libro de la Biblia, la culminación de la gran historia de Dios, ofrece tanto una palabra firme de seguridad como un fuerte llamado a la perseverancia para la iglesia en cada época.

Incluye:

• Estudio verso por verso del libro de Apocalipsis.
• 10 sesiones de enseñanza en video que desglosan las verdades encontradas a lo largo del estudio y ofrecen ideas adicionales, disponibles mediante un código de canje impreso en el libro de estudio bíblico.
• 9 semanas de estudio personal con preguntas esclarecedoras para ayudarte a concentrarte y entender las Escrituras.
• Incluye el texto completo de Apocalipsis.
• Apéndice con ayudas para la interpretación y estudio adicional.
• Ayudas para líderes en la discusión grupal.

• Aprende a leer y comprender el lenguaje y los símbolos de la escritura apocalíptica.
• Pasa de estar confundido a estar confiado, de ansioso a seguro, y de intimidado a inspirado al estudiar los últimos tiempos.
• Entiende Apocalipsis como la culminación de la gran historia de Dios.
• Recorre el libro verso por verso, de principio a fin.

• Introducción: Antes de comenzar (04:56): En este video introductorio, Jen describe su metodología de estudio bíblico y lo que puedes esperar de su enfoque en el libro de Apocalipsis. Mira este video con tu grupo o por tu cuenta antes de comenzar tu estudio.
• Video adicional: Una palabra para los líderes de grupo (03:53): Si estás liderando un grupo de estudio bíblico o facilitando la discusión sobre Apocalipsis, no te pierdas este video dirigido especialmente a los líderes.
• Semana Uno: Revelación (59:57): En esta introducción al estudio, Jen da una visión general y proporciona información de fondo sobre el libro de Apocalipsis y repasa Apocalipsis 1:1-3. También explica el género de la literatura apocalíptica y el papel importante que desempeña el Antiguo Testamento en la comprensión de la visión de Juan.
• Semana Dos: Siete Iglesias (51:18): Jen repasa Apocalipsis 1:4-3:22, la visión de Juan del Hijo del Hombre y las cartas a las siete iglesias en Asia Menor. Estos versículos nos alientan a nosotros y a la iglesia hoy a mantenernos firmes en nuestra fe, ya que Jesús está gobernando y reinando desde Su trono.
• Semana Tres: La Sala del Trono Celestial (45:25): En este video, Jen enseña Apocalipsis 4-5, la visión de Juan de la sala del trono celestial. Usando pasajes de toda la Escritura, Jen ayuda a comprender la escena que Juan observa y la realidad celestial a la que podemos aferrarnos con seguridad y esperanza.
• Semana Cuatro: Siete Sellos (41:20): A medida que continuamos a través del libro de Apocalipsis, Jen enseña sobre Apocalipsis 6:1-8:1, los siete sellos de juicio que se derraman sobre la tierra. Consideraremos cómo esta escena de la ira de Dios derramándose sobre la tierra puede fortalecer nuestra fe en el Señor y nuestra perseverancia hasta el final.
• Semana Cinco: Siete Trompetas (49:44): Este video presenta la enseñanza de Jen sobre Apocalipsis 8:2-11:19, que cubre los siete juicios de las trompetas. Como explica Jen, estos capítulos nos animan a recordar que Dios es paciente, justo y fiel a todas las generaciones.
• Semana Seis: Siete Historias (50:04): Apocalipsis 12:1-15:5, que Jen enseña en este video, cubre siete instantáneas de la visión de Juan. Estos capítulos ofrecen un vistazo a la interacción entre las realidades celestiales y terrenales, proporcionando un ancla de ánimo para los hijos de Dios en cada época.
• Semana Siete: Siete Copas (40:10): En esta enseñanza, Jen cubre Apocalipsis 15:1-16:21, los juicios de las siete copas. Estas escenas sirven como un recordatorio de que el amor de Dios por los santos requiere Su justicia contra Sus enemigos.
• Semana Ocho: Siete Palabras de Aye (49:56): Mientras Jen enseña sobre Apocalipsis 17:1-19:10, siete mensajes que describen la caída del reino de la tierra, se nos recuerda que esperamos una ciudad mejor: el reino eterno de Dios.
• Semana Nueve: Siete Últimas Visiones (56:00): Con esta enseñanza, Jen se acerca al final de Apocalipsis y de la gran historia de Dios. Apocalipsis 19:11-21:8 describe la desaparición final del enemigo y la celebración de la novia de Cristo en toda su gloria.
• Semana Diez: En la Tierra como en el Cielo (39:19): Jen cierra su estudio sobre Apocalipsis con Apocalipsis 21:9-22:21. Esta imagen final de la visión de Juan es un estímulo para nosotros hacia la perseverancia y la esperanza.

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Perhaps no other book of the Bible feels as inaccessible and as intimidating to us as the very last one. The book of Revelation overflows with images and ideas that confound our modern ears. But if all Scripture is God-breathed and profitable, we should assume Revelation is as accessible and helpful as any other book of the Bible. Why don't we see it that way?

Two thousand years ago, John's Revelation was circulated and read aloud among seven churches in Asia Minor. Th

Our inheritance through Christ is imperishable, undefiled, and unfading. In 1 Peter, a man of faith and flaws and eyewitness to the life of Christ challenges us to look beyond our current circumstances to a future inheritance. He shares his concerns on big picture issues for the early church, describes believers' true identity in Christ, and ultimately helps readers discover what it means to experience the Living Hope they have in Christ. Key themes of humility, submission, and identity in Christ guide the study of 1 Peter as participants are challenged to read the book in its entirety each week.

In 1 Peter: A Living Hope in Christ, a Jen Wilkin Bible Study kit, you will receive 2 DVDs providing video teaching, downloadable helps for leaders, and one women's Bible study book. Jen Wilkin's leader kits are ideal for group Bible studies in and outside of the church, following the teachings of the Christian Bible. Along with her written teachings, this leader kit also provides learnings and readings via Jen Wilkin's trusted voice as she leads you through the Bible study.

Leader Kit Includes:

• One Bible study book with personal study segments to complete between 9 weeks of group sessions and leader helps to lead discussion within small groups
• 2 DVDs with enriching teaching videos, approximately 30-40 minutes per session
• Card with 3 additional digital downloads of teaching videos

• Expand your understanding of 1 Peter
• Follow a verse-by-verse approach to complete a book study
• Discover the gospel of Christ as learners seek to conform fully to the Scriptures
• Dig deeper into Scripture individually and alongside other women--for those new and those more familiar--with this widely-applicable study

• Session 1: Introduction (34:08)--Peter was one of Jesus' beloved disciples and 1 Peter is a letter from him to the church under persecution. From his letter we can learn about identity in Christ, humility as believers, and submission to earthly and heavenly authority.
• Session 2: A Living Hope (35:57)--1 Peter 1:1-12 speaks of our inheritance through Christ. Because of Jesus' sacrifice on the cross, we have a living hope in Him and an inheritance that is imperishable, undefiled, and unfading.
• Session 3: The Believer's Identity (29:01)--In 1 Peter 1:13-25, Peter talks about our identity as children of God. More than that, he speaks to what this identity means for how we live as those who are called to be holy as He is holy.
• Session 4: Living Stones (29:36)--We see in 1 Peter 2:1-12 that we are called, in light of Jesus, to live as mature believers, continuing in sanctification in order to be like Him, the cornerstone the builders rejected.
• Session 5: Submission Part 1 (34:58)--Next Peter turns our attention to our behavior toward authority. In 1 Peter 2:13-25, he exhorts slaves to submit to their masters. In Peter's time, this was a way to protect the newly converted slaves, to give them practical advice on living like Christ in a sinful world with unbelieving masters.
• Session 6: Submission Part 2 (36:00)--Peter also looks at submission in marriage. In 1 Peter 3:1-12, he gives the example of Sarah as a wife who submitted to the authority of her husband. We can learn from the way she trusted God and her husband's relationship with Him later in life.
• Session 7: Submission Part 3 (28:28)--In 1 Peter 3:13-25, Peter will round out his thoughts on submission by describing how to submit even in the midst of persecution. How should the believer respond to suffering that results from doing good?
• Session 8: Self-controlled and Sober-minded (34:12)--Peter moves from endurance to action. How should the believer regard sin? What behaviors should be avoided? What behaviors should be embraced? How should we steward the gifts we have been given? And how can we learn not just to endure suffering, but to find joy in it?
• Session 9: Clothed in Humility (33:23)--Peter ends his letter with words to those in authority and those under it. We must look to those in authority with humility as well as lead in humility.

Blessed be the Lord, who has delivered you. --Exodus 18:10

With that introduction, we enter into the story of the Hebrew people in the book of Exodus. No longer under the protection of their forefather Joseph, the children of Israel became slaves to the Egyptians. But God was raising up a deliverer in Moses, to lead His people from bondage to freedom so they could worship Him.

The exodus of the Israelites shapes our understanding of the whole Bible, its themes reverberating all the way to Revelation. Exodus is the birth narrative of a nation unmistakably guided by the Great Deliverer.

In this 10-session verse-by-verse study of Exodus 1-18, Jen Wilkin shows us that Israel's story is our story: the same God who delivered Israel also delivers all those He loves from slavery to sin and from service to the pharaohs of this world. He lifts our eyes to the promised land He has prepared where we dwell with I AM and worship Him as the one true God.

Features:

• Leader helps to guide questions and discussions within small groups

• Personal study segments to complete among 10 weeks of group sessions

• 10 teaching videos, approximately 30­­-45 minutes per session, available via redemption code printed in Bible study book for individual streaming access

Benefits:

• Learn the deeper theological implications of stories you've known for years.

• Understand how God protects His children and prioritizes their worship of Him above all else.

• Explore how God provided deliverance for His children to be able to worship Him freely and how it affects our lives today.

Video Sessions:

• Session 1: Introduction A Going Out (38:01)--In this introduction to the study, Jen walks through the envelope of the book of Exodus, sharing the original context of the book. She also explains how to do the study.

• Session 2: A Deliverer Delivered (39:04)--Jen teaches through the first two chapters of Exodus, pointing out themes of deliverance in the stories of the women we see at the beginning of this story. Through their example, we learn to do what is right, to fear God more than others, and how God is the great Deliverer.

• Session 3: A Leader Prepared (39:25)--In this session, we see Moses flee from Egypt, get married, and encounter a burning bush. There, Moses encounters the self-existent I AM who gives him a mission to deliver His people from the hands of the Egyptians.

• Session 4: Sent Back to Egypt (37:10)--In Exodus 4, armed with a staff and God's promise to teach him what he needs to know, Moses begins his return to Egypt to set God's people free. We see that God has not forgotten His people and that He has a plan to deliver them from their oppressors.

• Session 5: Opposition and Unbelief (33:02)--Is God really who He says He is? That is the question the Israelites asked and the question we ask today. This story of deliverance will preach a complete sermon about who God is, and this is the first step in delivering that message.

• Session 6: Plagues (45:38)--In this session, Jen teaches through the first nine plagues in the book of Exodus. She shares how the plagues break down the gods of the Egyptians in a sort of de-creation account. This is a demonstration of how God topples our idols in order to show mercy to us.

• Session 7: A Final Sign (37:54)--Jen talks through the first Passover and its structure in Scripture. We look at what Passover meant for the Israelitees and Egyptians who experienced it first, as well as what it still means for us today.

• Session 8: A People Called Out (43:49)--In this session, the birth narrative of the Israelites continues. Passover is observed and Pharaoh lets the people go, straight toward the Red Sea. Jen teaches how the Red Sea crossing gives God all the glory. We also learn what it means to be born again through parallels in this story to the New Testament covenant in Christ.

• Session 9: Provision from Heaven (37:28)--This session finds the Israelites in their first days in the wilderness. Jen draws parallels between their story and Jesus. Just as the Israelites learned to rely on God for provision, we must also learn to rely on the Bread of Life and Living Water--Jesus Christ.

• Session 10: To Sinai (37:24)--In the final session of this study, Jen teaches through the Israelites' battle against Amalek and Moses' father-in-law, Jethro's, ideas of leadership. We make it, with the Israelites, to the foot of Mount Sinai. The story is not finished, but now we know Yahweh is the great Deliverer.

In Ten Words to Live By, Jen Wilkin reminds readers of the life-giving power of God's perfect law for the believer. The Ten Commandments are words God spoke to a nation recently set free. They are words about obedience and holiness--timeless in their importance and wisdom. Yet today these same words are often misunderstood, forgotten, or simply ignored. Wilkin teaches readers how the Ten Commandments come to bear on their lives today, helping them to love God and others, live in joyful freedom, and long for that future day when God will be rightly worshiped for eternity. Ancient and timeless, these words cannot be overlooked. They serve as the rightful delight and daily meditation of those who call on the name of the Lord.

The book of Proverbs describes godly wisdom as a path that leads to life and flourishing. It also warns of the folly of worldly wisdom as a path that leads to the grave. Every day we face the choice between the true riches of God's instruction or the fool's gold of earthly pleasures and pursuits. How often do we call to mind the wisdom found in the sayings of Proverbs to shed light on the path before us? How relevant do we even believe these ancient words are to our modern world?

In The Way of Wisdom study, Bible teachers Jen Wilkin, Ruth Chou Simons, Kelly Minter, Adrienne Camp, Elizabeth Woodson, and Courtney Doctor invite you to place your feet firmly on the path of life revealed in the book of Proverbs. As you consider wisdom principles on everyday topics like your words, work, friendships, marriages, parenting, neighborliness, money management, leadership influence, and more, you'll discover the wisdom of Proverbs as an invitation to steadily walk God's way in God's world.

Features:  

• 7 weeks of personal study segments to complete between 8 group sessions
• 8 teaching videos, approximately 25-45 minutes per session, available via redemption code printed in Bible study book for individual streaming access
• Leader helps to guide questions and discussions within small groups
• Written by six different Bible teachers

Benefits:  

• Discover how the wisdom in Proverbs leads to abundant life, healthy relationships, and a fulfilling walk with God.
• Learn how to study wisdom literature in the Bible through a variety of study methods and teaching voices.
• Draw closer to God as your understanding of His wisdom grows.