Christmas is still a few weeks away, but here’s an early present for you:
All 13 of my Christian books can be downloaded for free here:
https://payhip.com/GodWroteTheBook
Looking for good Bible study resources for yourself, your Small Group, or your church’s discipleship program? These books are ideal for that. The following titles include “Questions for Further Study, Reflection, and Discussion” at the end of each chapter:
- Top 10 Reasons to Read the Bible Today (also free in Kindle format)
- Jesus: Who He Is, What He Did, and Why It Matters (A Bible Study on John 1-3)
- Jesus: Savior, King, Living Water (A Bible Study on John 4)
- How to Pray Like David (Vol 1): A Bible Study on Psalms 1-41
- How to Pray Like David (Vol 2): A Bible Study on Psalms 42-72
Two of my books are “workbooks” that provide space for you to write out your responses to the study questions and prayer prompts:
- Sweeter Than Honey, More Precious Than Gold Workbook:
A 22-Day Journey Through Psalm 119 - A Self-Portrait of Christ:
A Seven Week Bible Study on The I AM Statements of Jesus
And my latest book, Why Bad People Go To Heaven and Good People Go To Hell (also free in Kindle format), is an excellent evangelistic tool that provides a thorough explanation of the Gospel.
My books are also available on Amazon in Kindle and/or paperback formats, so now you can review the no-cost version first and then make an informed decision before purchasing the paperback or eBook version as a gift for yourself or someone else.
Feel free to pass on the link above to anyone you know who wants to spend quality time in the Word and enjoys straightforward Bible teaching to grow spiritually. Send it to your pastor or whoever handles the procurement of Bible study materials at your church. They may be looking for new resources as the new year approaches.
Have a truth-filled day!
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