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• • hebrews/26 pages
  • scripture-chorus-list-210620.pdf
  • hebrews-lesson-handouts.pdf
  • Preface to Hebrews: Discipleship Lessons
    Approach to the Letter to the Hebrews, along with its challenge to us.
  • james/18 pages
  • James: Practical Discipleship. Disciple Lessons from the Letter of James
    A study of the Epistle of St. James, outlining practical Christianity, demonstrating one's faith by one's works. Part of the JesusWalk Bible Study Series.
  • Preface to James: Practical Discipleship
    Basic intro to the importance of James' Letter, major themes discussed, and an encouragement to read it.
  • Introduction to the Letter of James -- James: Practical Discipleship
    Background on the Epistle of James, including recipients, authorship, distinguishing between the various men known as 'James' in the New Testament, the date of the letter, and Luther's criticism of it.
  • james-lesson-handouts.pdf
  • James: Practical Discipleship (linking page)
  • 1. Experiencing Joy in Trials (James 1:1-18) -- James: Practical Discipleship
    Discusses perseverance in the face of trials, the nature of temptations caused by our unsurrendered desires, double-mindedness, the Father's immutability, and God's promise of wisdom when we ask for it.
  • 2. Hearing and Practicing the Word (James 1:18-27) -- James: Practical Discipleship
    Asserts that we are born again via God's word. Discusses the role of faith in spiritual life, the role of the word in rooting out moral filth and anger, the nature of true religion -- love.
  • 3. Forsaking Favoritism for Love (James 2:1-13)
    Focuses on partiality, favoritism, prejudice, and discrimination in the church. Discusses the Royal Law of Love that liberates people. Asserts that mercy triumphs over judgment.
  • 4. Energizing Your Faith by Works (James 2:14-26) -- James: Practical Discipleship
    Asserts that faith without the fruit of good works is dead faith. That true faith must manifest itself. Differentiates between 'good works' and 'works of the law' designed to justify a person.
  • 5. Attaining Tongue-Taming Wisdom (James 3:1-18) -- James: Practical Discipleship
    Men control beasts, but can't seem to control the tongue. Offers remedies to tame the tongue, and speaks of heavenly wisdom vs. the world's wisdom.
  • 6. Submitting Yourself to God (James 4:1-12) -- James: Practical Discipleship
    Self-centeredness and hedonism cause the wars and quarrels. Spiritual adultery is flirting with the values of the world system. Gives 6 steps to submit oneself to God and humble oneself.
  • 7. Learning Patience in an Instant Age (James 4:13-5:12) -- James: Practical Discipleship
    Longsuffering and patience afflict us. Defines the sin of omission and indicts the arrogance of the wealthy. Patience, not grumbling, needed for the long haul until Christ comes. Foreswear swearing and oath-taking.
  • 8. Praying the Prayer of Faith (James 5:13-20) -- James: Practical Discipleship
    Discusses the role of faith in prayer by a righteous person, healing prayer with anointing oil by the elders in the name of the Lord. Also the role of confession and forgiveness to healing. Encourges bringing back straying people to the Lord.
  • References and Abbreviations -- James: Practical Christianity
    A study of the Epistle of St. James, outlining practical Christianity, demonstrating one's faith by one's works. Part of the JesusWalk Bible Study Series.
  • Reprint Guidelines -- James
  • james-inductive-bible-study-questions.pdf
  • james-readers-theater.pdf
  • The Art of James the Just
  • 1peter/21 pages
  • 1 Peter, St. Peter's First Epistle. Disciple Lessons from the Fisherman
    An inductive Bible study of St. Peter's first epistle or letter. This apostle, saint, and fisherman has lots to say to twenty-first century Christians.
  • Introduction to 1 Peter. Discipleship Lessons from the Fisherman
    A look at the authorship, date, and main topics coverd in First Peter.
  • Artwork of St. Peter the Apostle
    Art work and paintings of St. Peter the Apostle.
  • Reprint Guidelines
  • References and Abbreviations used in 1 Peter Bible Study
    Books, commentaries, and dictionary articles referred to in notes on 1 Peter.
  • 12peter-jude-toc.pdf
  • 1peter-lesson-handouts.pdf
  • 1 Peter, St. Peter's First Epistle. Disciple Lessons from the Fisherman. Discipleship Lessons from the Fisherman
    An inductive Bible study of St. Peter's first epistle or letter. This apostle, saint, and fisherman has lots to say to twenty-first century Christians.
  • Preface to 1 Peter. Discipleship Lessons from the Fisherman
    Dr. Ralph Wilson's reasons for encouraging a deep study of Peter's First Epistle.
  • 1. Rejoicing in Our Salvation (1 Peter 1:1-12). Discipleship Lessons from the Fisherman
    Peter's praise to God for a living hope at the beginning of his First Epistle. The value of trials which refine one's faith.
  • 2. Living Holy Lives (1 Peter 1:13-2:3). Discipleship Lessons from the Fisherman
    A call to personal holiness and fear of God. Appeal for sincere love, because of being born again of imperishable seed, the Word of God.
  • 3. Being God's Chosen People (1 Peter 2:4-12). Discipleship Lessons from the Fisherman
    Themes of the Living Stone, and believers as living stones, a holy priesthood, built into a spiritual house or temple, aliens and exiles, a holy nation.
  • 4. Submitting and Suffering Like Jesus (1 Peter 2:13-23). Discipleship Lessons from the Fisherman
    Submission to authority, even when unjustly punished, with Christ's suffering as our example.
  • 5. Appreciating Jesus' Atonement for Our Sins (1 Peter 2:24-25). Discipleship Lessons from the Fisherman
    Careful exegesis of Peter's quotation of Isaiah 53 -- Jesus bore our sins in his body on the tree, by his stripes we are healed.
  • 6. Living as Christian Husbands and Wives (1 Peter 3:1-7). Discipleship Lessons from the Fisherman
    Discusses a wife's submission to her husband, inner beauty, and husband's consideration for their wives as the weaker partner, but joint-heirs of the grace of life.
  • 7. Suffering with a Clear Conscience (1 Peter 3:8-22). Discipleship Lessons from the Fisherman
    Calls on Christians to suffer persecution, even when they've done nothing wrong, but keeping a clear conscience. Short discussion of baptism as an appeal or pledge toward God.
  • 8. Serving God in Everything (1 Peter 4:1-11). Discipleship Lessons from the Fisherman
    Exhorts to live holy lives, to be sober and self-controlled, offering hospitality, using spiritual gifts they have received.
  • 9. Suffering According to God's Will (1 Peter 4:12-19). Discipleship Lessons from the Fisherman
    Suffering without striking back at your perseutor, so that the glory of God rests on you.
  • 10. Leading with Humility (1 Peter 5:1-6). Discipleship Lessons from the Fisherman
    Commands believers, especially leaders or elders to serve with humility, not domineering over the people. God opposes the proud, but gives grace to the humble.
  • 11. He Cares for You (1 Peter 5:7-14). Discipleship Lessons from the Fisherman
    Encouragement to cast all anxieties upon God for he cares for you. Warning to be alert for the devil's temptations and sufferings. Final notes.
  • By His Wounds You Are Healed (1 Peter 2:24-25)
    Submission to authority, even when unjustly punished, with Christ's suffering as our example.
  • 2peter/20 pages
  • Disciple Lessons from 2 Peter and Jude
    A Bible study on 2 Peter and Jude, with the themes of growing as Christians, identifying false teachers, inspiration of scripture, and trusting in God's promise to keep us from falling.
  • Introduction to 2 Peter and Jude
    A Bible study on 2 Peter and Jude, with the themes of growing as Christians, identifying false teachers, inspiration of scripture, and trusting in God's promise to keep us from falling.
  • "Knowledge" in 2 Peter
    A Bible study on 2 Peter and Jude, with the themes of growing as Christians, identifying false teachers, inspiration of scripture, and trusting in God's promise to keep us from falling.
  • parallels-between-2-peter-and-jude.pdf
  • 2peter-lesson-handouts.pdf
  • Disciple Lessons from 2 Peter and Jude
    A Bible study on 2 Peter and Jude, with the themes of growing as Christians, identifying false teachers, inspiration of scripture, and trusting in God's promise to keep us from falling.
  • Introduction to 2 Peter and Jude (Audio)
    A Bible study on 2 Peter and Jude, with the themes of growing as Christians, identifying false teachers, inspiration of scripture, and trusting in God's promise to keep us from falling.
  • #1. Great and Precious Promises (2 Peter 1:1-4)
    A Bible study on 2 Peter and Jude, with the themes of growing as Christians, promises of God, identifying false teachers, inspiration of scripture, and trusting in God's promise to keep us from falling.
  • #1. Great and Precious Promises (Audio) 2 Peter 1:1-4
    A Bible study on 2 Peter and Jude, with the themes of growing as Christians, identifying false teachers, inspiration of scripture, and trusting in God's promise to keep us from falling.
  • #2. Add to Your Faith Goodness (2 Peter 1:5-11)
    A Bible study on 2 Peter and Jude, with the themes of growing as Christians, identifying false teachers, inspiration of scripture, and trusting in God's promise to keep us from falling.
  • #2. Add to Your Faith Virtue (Audio), 2 Peter 1:5-11
    A Bible study on 2 Peter and Jude, with the themes of growing as Christians, identifying false teachers, inspiration of scripture, and trusting in God's promise to keep us from falling.
  • #3. The Living Word of Scripture (2 Peter 1:12-21)
    A Bible study on 2 Peter and Jude, with the themes of growing as Christians, identifying false teachers, inspiration of scripture, and trusting in God's promise to keep us from falling.
  • #3. The Living Word of Scripture (audio) (2 Peter 1:12-21)
    A Bible study on 2 Peter and Jude, with the themes of growing as Christians, identifying false teachers, inspiration of scripture, and trusting in God's promise to keep us from falling.
  • #4. Beware of False Teachers (2 Peter 2:1-22; Jude 3-19)
    A Bible study on 2 Peter and Jude, with the themes of growing as Christians, identifying false teachers, inspiration of scripture, and trusting in God's promise to keep us from falling.
  • Parallels between 2 Peter and Jude
    A Bible study on 2 Peter and Jude, with the themes of growing as Christians, identifying false teachers, inspiration of scripture, and trusting in God's promise to keep us from falling.
  • #4. Beware of False Teachers (audio) (2 Peter 2:1-22; Jude 3-19)
    A Bible study on 2 Peter and Jude, with the themes of growing as Christians, identifying false teachers, inspiration of scripture, and trusting in God's promise to keep us from falling.
  • #5. Not Willing that Any Should Perish (2 Peter 3:1-18)
    A Bible study on 2 Peter and Jude, with the themes of growing as Christians, identifying false teachers, inspiration of scripture, and trusting in God's promise to keep us from falling.
  • #5. Not Willing that Any Should Perish (audio) (2 Peter 3:1-18)
    A Bible study on 2 Peter and Jude, with the themes of growing as Christians, identifying false teachers, inspiration of scripture, and trusting in God's promise to keep us from falling.
  • #6. Able to Keep You From Falling (Jude 1-2, 20-25)
    A Bible study on 2 Peter and Jude, with the themes of growing as Christians, identifying false teachers, inspiration of scripture, and trusting in God's promise to keep us from falling.
  • #6. Able to Keep You From Falling (audio) (Jude 1-2, 20-25)
    A Bible study on 2 Peter and Jude, with the themes of growing as Christians, identifying false teachers, inspiration of scripture, and trusting in God's promise to keep us from falling.
  • 123john/23 pages
  • Discipleship Lessons from John's Letters - free e-mail Bible study on 1st (first), 2nd, and 3rd Epistles or Letters of St. John the Apostle and Evangelist
    Epistles Letters John first second third 1st 2nd 3rd light darkness righteousness word incarnation Christ Spirit Father
  • Preface
    A brief introduction to John's letters and their themes as an invitation to an online e-mail Bible study.
  • Introduction to John's Letters
    Provides a survey of John's epistles or letters, examining authorship, a history of St. John's life, provenance and date, situation, theological errors confronted, dualism and docetism, Cerinthus, ethical errors, themes, and structure.
  • Paintings, Portraits, and Artwork of St. John the Evangelist and Apostle
    Contains links to paintings and artwork that feature St. John the Apostle and Evangelist.
  • 123john-lesson-handouts.pdf
  • Appendix. Stories about John from the Church Fathers
    Contains stories from the Ante-Nicene Church Fathers about St. John the Apostle and Evangelist, his ministry in Ephesus, love, and passion for the truth and for souls. Cited by Irenaeus, Polycarp, Eusebius, Clement, Cerenthius, and Jerome.
  • Songs and Hymns from John's Letters (First John, 1 John). Discipleship Lessons from John's Letters
    Lists Christian music taken from or inspired by first John -- choruses, songs, and hymns.
  • References and Abbreviations
  • Reprint Guidelines
  • Disciple Lessons from John's Letters - free e-mail Bible study on 1st (first), 2nd, and 3rd Epistles or Letters of John
    Epistles Letters John first second third 1st 2nd 3rd light darkness righteousness word incarnation Christ Spirit Father
  • 1. Walking in the Light (1 John 1:1-2:6) - Discipleship Lessons from John's Letters
    In First John, the apostle introduces Jesus as the Word or Logos. Fellowship with the Father and Son depends upon confession of sin and walking in the light. But if we do sin, Jesus is our advocate and atoning sacrifice before the Father.
  • 2. Don't Love the World (1 John 2:7-17) - Discipleship Lessons from John's Letters (First John)
    Jesus' command is to love one another, rather than hate your brother. John exhorts children, young men, and fathers, and says not to love the world -- its lusts, desires, and pride -- for it is passing away.
  • 3. Antichrists, Anointing, and Abiding (1 John 2:18-27). Discipleship Lessons from John's Letters (First John)
    John explains that the false teachers who left the church are the spirit of antichrist. But true believers have an anointing of the Holy Spirit that helps them discern truth and teaches them. They remain or abide in the Father and the Son.
  • 4. Sin Is Lawlessness (1 John 2:28-3:10). Discipleship Lessons from John's Letters (First John)
    John explains how our hope in the Second Coming of Christ should motivate us to purify our lives. Discusses the new birth, born again, and begetting/begotten. Explains that the essence of sin is lawlessness. Jesus came to destroy the devil's work and God's seed in us keeps us from habitual sin through the sanctifying work of the Spirit.
  • 5. Love in Action (1 John 3:11-24). Discipleship Letters from John's Gospel (First John)
    John discusses hatred and jealousy of Cain for Abel to illustrate the world's persecution of believers. True love requires us to lay down our lives for the brethren in acts of compassion. By this we have assurance of answered prayer through the Spirit.
  • 6. God Is Love (1 John 4:1-21). Discipleship Lessons from John's Letters.
    John warns his readers to be alert for the heresy that Jesus isn't Christ in the flesh - the spirit of antichrist. He encourages them that the Spirit in them is greater. He concludes with the message that God is love. God desires this love to be perfected in us and take away our fear of judgment.
  • 7. God's Testimony Regarding Jesus (1 John 5:1-21). Discipleship Lessons from John's Letters
    John explains that if we love God we will obey Jesus. We have overcome and achieved victory over the world through our faith. The Spirit, water, and blood are witnesses to God's incarnation in Jesus Christ. The Spirit also testifies in our hearts to give us assurance.
  • 8. Walking in Love (2 and 3 John). Discipleship Lessons from John's Letters.
    2nd and 3rd John follow epistle or letter formats. 2 John is to encourage love and warn of false teachers, antichrists, who teach that Jesus isn't God in the flesh. They aren't to welcome or show hospitality to the false prophets. 3 John encourages Gaius to show hospitality to Demetrius, a Christian missionary, and not to follow the example of self-centered leader Diotrephes.
  • Epilogue. Discipleship Lessons from John's Letters
    The conclusion or epilogue surveys teaching and letters to the Ephesian churches, summarizes John's letters, and observes that lack of love for God and one another plagued the Ephesus Church at the time of the Book of Revelation.
  • The Spokesman Who Is the Sacrifice (1 John 2:1-2). An exposition by Dr. Ralph F. Wilson.
    Epistles Letters John first second third 1st 2nd 3rd light darkness righteousness word incarnation Christ Spirit Father
  • Appendix 2. John's Opponents and Early Stories
    Contains stories from the Ante-Nicene Church Fathers about St. John the Apostle and Evangelist, his ministry in Ephesus, love, and passion for the truth and for souls. Cited by Irenaeus, Polycarp, Eusebius, Clement, Cerenthius, and Jerome.
  • Appendix 3. Songs and Hymns from John's Letters
    Lists Christian music taken from or inspired by first John -- choruses, songs, and hymns.
  • Children of God (1 John 3:1a). An exposition by Dr. Ralph F. Wilson.
    Explores the amazing truth that we are called 'children of God,' in the light of our sin and undeservedness.
  • revelation/25 pages
  • Book of Revelation: Discipleship Lessons. Book of Revelation, an Internet Bible Study
    Revelation: Disciple Lessons is an 8-lesson, interative Internet Bible study series. We touch on themes of the apocalypse and apolyptic literature, the end times, eschatology, the millennium, tribulation, Satan, the antichrist, final judgment, and the New Heavens and the New Earth.
  • Introduction to the Book of Revelation
    Disciple Lessons from the Book of Revelation is an 8-lesson, interative Internet Bible study series. We touch on themes of the apocalypse and apolyptic literature, the end times, eschatology, the millennium, tribulation, Satan, the antichrist, final judgment, and the New Heavens and the New Earth.
  • Paintings and Art Depicting the Book of Revelation
    Paintings on the book of Revelation touch on themes of the apocalypse and apolyptic literature, the end times, eschatology, the millennium, tribulation, Satan, the antichrist, final judgment, and the New Heavens and the New Earth.
  • Revelation-Inspired Hymns and Songs
    Songs and hymns from the Book of Revelation, Apocalypse.
  • revelation-lesson-handouts.pdf
  • 7churches_chart.pdf
  • 7_seals.pdf
  • 7_trumpets.pdf
  • parallelism.pdf
  • 7mystic_figures.pdf
  • visions_judgment.pdf
  • 7_bowls.pdf
  • 4millennium_chart.pdf
  • Reprint Guidelines
    Disciple Lessons from the Book of Revelation is an 8-lesson, interative Internet Bible study series. We touch on themes of the apocalypse and apolyptic literature, the end times, eschatology, the millennium, tribulation, Satan, the antichrist, final judgment, and the New Heavens and the New Earth.
  • References and Helpful Commentaries on Revelation
    Disciple Lessons from the Book of Revelation is an 8-lesson, interative Internet Bible study series. We touch on themes of the apocalypse and apolyptic literature, the end times, eschatology, the millennium, tribulation, Satan, the antichrist, final judgment, and the New Heavens and the New Earth.
  • Revelation -- Disciple Lessons from the Book of Revelation
    Disciple Lessons from the Book of Revelation is an 8-lesson, interative Internet Bible study series. We touch on themes of the apocalypse and apolyptic literature, the end times, eschatology, the millennium, tribulation, Satan, the antichrist, final judgment, and the New Heavens and the New Earth.
  • #1. Christ in the Midst of the Lampstands (Revelation 1)
    Disciple Lessons from the Book of Revelation is an 8-lesson, interative Internet Bible study series. We touch on themes of the apocalypse and apolyptic literature, the end times, eschatology, the millennium, tribulation, Satan, the antichrist, final judgment, and the New Heavens and the New Earth.
  • #2. Letters to the Seven Churches (Revelation 2-3)
    Disciple Lessons from the Book of Revelation is an 8-lesson, interative Internet Bible study series. We touch on themes of the apocalypse and apolyptic literature, the end times, eschatology, the millennium, tribulation, Satan, the antichrist, final judgment, and the New Heavens and the New Earth.
  • #3. The Lion That Is the Lamb (Revelation 4-5)
    Disciple Lessons from the Book of Revelation is an 8-lesson, interative Internet Bible study series. We touch on themes of the apocalypse and apolyptic literature, the end times, eschatology, the millennium, tribulation, Satan, the antichrist, final judgment, and the New Heavens and the New Earth.
  • #4. The 144,000 (Revelation 6-10)
    Disciple Lessons from the Book of Revelation is an 8-lesson, interative Internet Bible study series. We touch on themes of the apocalypse and apolyptic literature, the end times, eschatology, the millennium, tribulation, Satan, the antichrist, final judgment, and the New Heavens and the New Earth.
  • #5. By The Blood of the Lamb (Revelation 11-13)
    Disciple Lessons from the Book of Revelation is an 8-lesson, interative Internet Bible study series. We touch on themes of the apocalypse and apolyptic literature, the end times, eschatology, the millennium, tribulation, Satan, the antichrist, final judgment, and the New Heavens and the New Earth.
  • #6. Alas, Babylon! (Revelation 14-18)
    Disciple Lessons from the Book of Revelation is an 8-lesson, interative Internet Bible study series. We touch on themes of the apocalypse and apolyptic literature, the end times, eschatology, the millennium, tribulation, Satan, the antichrist, final judgment, and the New Heavens and the New Earth.
  • #7. The Millennium (Revelation 19-20)
    Disciple Lessons from the Book of Revelation is an 8-lesson, interative Internet Bible study series. We touch on themes of the apocalypse and apolyptic literature, the end times, eschatology, the millennium, tribulation, Satan, the antichrist, final judgment, and the New Heavens and the New Earth.
  • #8. We Shall See His Face (Revelation 21-22)
    Disciple Lessons from the Book of Revelation is an 8-lesson, interative Internet Bible study series. We touch on themes of the apocalypse and apolyptic literature, the end times, eschatology, the millennium, tribulation, Satan, the antichrist, final judgment, and the New Heavens and the New Earth.
  • Amazing Grace, by John Newton
    Disciple Lessons from the Book of Revelation is an 8-lesson, interative Internet Bible study series. We touch on themes of the apocalypse and apolyptic literature, the end times, eschatology, the millennium, tribulation, Satan, the antichrist, final judgment, and the New Heavens and the New Earth.
  • lamb-revelation/31 pages
  • Conquering Lamb of Revelation, 24 Brief Devotional Studies, a free e-mail Bible study
    Includes devotional studies of the Conquering Lamb of the Book of Revlation, no longer meek, but mighty in battle, strong in his Kingdom
  • Appendix 1. Names and Titles of Christ in Revelation, part of Conquering Lamb of Revelation, by Dr. Ralph F. Wilson
    Lists 30 titles and names of Jesus in the Book of Revelation, with references to each.
  • Preface to Conquering Lamb of Revelation
    Here's an introduction to a series of 24 brief devotional studies of the Lamb in the Book of Revelation.
  • Reprint Guidelines. Listening for God's Voice. JesusWalk Bible Study Series.
  • References and Abbreviations used in Conquering Lamb of Revelation
  • What People Are Saying about 'Conquering Lamb of Revelation'
    Feedback on the Bible study from those who immersed themselves in the 24 days of the meditative series.
  • Conquering Lamb of Revelation - Links to Daily Meditations and Audios
  • Day 1. The Lamb in God's Awesome Throne Room (Revelation 4; 5:6). Conquering Lamb of Revelation
    Describes the glorious heavenly throne room, with angels, elders, and four living creatures worshipping God and the Lamb.
  • Day 2. The Lamb, the Conquering Lion (Revelation 5:5). Conquering Lamb of Revelation
    When we look at the Lamb by the throne we see a mighty Lion of Judah, which represents of the power of the Lamb.
  • Day 3. The Lamb Who Is Slain (Revelation 5:6). Conquering Lamb of Revelation
    The Lamb is standing by the throne as slain, his blood is shed for our sins as the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world.
  • Day 4. The Lamb Who Opens the Seals (Revelation 5:1-8; 6:1). Conquering Lamb of Revelation
    No one is found worthy to open the seals on the scroll of the future End Time events, but the worthy Lamb.
  • Day 5. A New Song to the Redeeming Lamb (Revelation 5:7-10). Conquering Lamb of Revelation
    All the heavenly hosts sing worship to the Lamb who redeems mankind with the ransom of his blood.
  • Day 6. Worthy Is the Lamb (Revelation 5:11-14). Conquering Lamb of Revelation
    The heavenly host ascribes to the Lamb attributes of praise in honor of his worthiness.
  • Day 7. The Wrath of the Lamb (Revelation 6:15-17; 14:9-11). Conquering Lamb of Revelation
    The Lamb judges the earth, and people tremble before his wrath, calling the mountains to fall on them.
  • Day 8. The Great Multitude Praising the Lamb (Revelation 7:9-12). Conquering Lamb of Revelation
    The adoration of the Lamb continues with a great multitude from every people group, 144,000 people.
  • Day 9. Washed in the Blood of the Lamb (Revelation 7:13-14). Conquering Lamb of Revelation
    The righteous saints have washed their robes in the blood of the lamb and made them white, grace and forgiveness are seen.
  • Day 10. The Lamb Who Is Our Shepherd (Revelation 7:15-17). Conquering Lamb of Revelation
    The Lamb is now the Shepherd who leads his flock to streams of living water -- eternal life.
  • Day 11. Overcoming by the Blood of the Lamb (Revelation 12:11). Conquering Lamb of Revelation
    Though attacked by Satan, the saints conquer or overcome by the sacrifice of Christ and their unyielding testimony.
  • Day 12. The Lamb's Book of Life (Revelation 13:7-8). Conquering Lamb of Revelation
    The names of the redeemed saints are recorded in a census of the New Jerusalem, called the Lamb's Book of Life.
  • Day 13. Sealed with the Name of the Lamb (Revelation 14:1). Conquering Lamb of Revelation
    While the followers of the Antichrist are sealed with the mark of the beast, the Lamb's followers are sealed with his name, the Holy Spirit, to protect them.
  • Day 14. Following the Lamb Wherever He Goes (Revelation 14:4-5). Conquering Lamb of Revelation
    The 144,000, who represent the whole people of God are blameless, virgins, and follow Christ, the Lamb, wherever he goes.
  • Day 15. The Song of the Lamb (Revelation 15:2-4). Conquering Lamb of Revelation
    The Song of the Lamb, like the Song of Moses at the Red Sea, is a victory song celebrating defeat of the enemies of the people of God.
  • Day 16. The Warrior Lamb, Mighty in Battle (Revelation 17:14). Conquering Lamb of Revelation
    The Lamb conquers the forces of the Antichrist, and is seen riding a mighty war steed in victory, at our head in spiritual warfare.
  • Day 17. The Marriage Supper of the Lamb (Revelation 19:6-9). Conquering Lamb of Revelation
    The climax of Revelation includes the marriage of the Lamb, and a glorious marriage supper, with invitations.
  • Day 18. The Lamb's Book of Life Is Opened (Revelation 20:11-15). Conquering Lamb of Revelation
    At the great White Throne Judgment, the books or records of the lives of all are opened, but only those whose names are written in the Lamb's Book of Life are saved.
  • Day 19. Heavenly Zion and the Bride of the Lamb (Revelation 21:9-10). Conquering Lamb of Revelation
    The New Jerusalem descends from heaven to earth, and is seen as the Bride of the Lamb adorned for her husband.
  • Day 20. The Twelve Apostles of the Lamb (Revelation 21:14). Conquering Lamb of Revelation
    The 12 Apostles of the Lamb are the foundation of the church. Like the apostles, we are to envoys or ambassadors of the Kingdom of God.
  • Day 21. The Lamb Who Is the Temple (Revelation 21:22). Conquering Lamb of Revelation
    There is no actual temple in the New Jerusalem. That is a symbol for the intimacy of the presence of Christ the Lamb and of God with his people.
  • Day 22. The Lamb Who Is the Lamp (Revelation 21:23-25). Conquering Lamb of Revelation
    Most cities have street lights, but in the New Jerusalem, Christ the Lamb, the Light of the World, is the only lamp needed.
  • Day 23. Healing River from the Throne of the Lamb (Revelation 22:1-2). Conquering Lamb of Revelation
    From under the Lamb's throne flows a river of living water, bringing life and fruit to the Tree of Life, a restoration of the Garden of Eden.
  • Day 24. We Shall See His Face (Revelation 22:3-5). Conquering Lamb of Revelation
    The ultimate privilege is to be near Christ and to see his face up-front and personal. That is heaven.
  • glory/13 pages
  • The Glorious Kingdom: A Disciple's Guide to Kingdom Glory and Authority. JesusWalk Bible Study Series.
    This is an 6-lesson Bible study themes of Christ's glory and authority throughout the Bible, using Daniel's prophecy of the Son of Man as a key to Jesus' glory and Kingdom.
  • glory-lesson-handouts.pdf
  • The Glorious Kingdom: A Disciple's Guide to Kingdom Glory and Authority, by Dr. Ralph F. Wilson
    Here are links to the various lessons and audio for this series.
  • Preface to The Glorious Kingdom: A Disciple's Guide to Kingdom Glory and Authority. JesusWalk Bible Study Series.
    Explains the background to this 6-lesson Bible study themes of Christ's glory and authority throughout the Bible by Dr. Ralph F. Wilson.
  • 1. The Glorious Kingdom in the Sinai Desert. JesusWalk Bible Study Series
    God's glory in Moses' encounters with Yahweh and the tabernacle in the midst of the camp as God as King in the midst of his people. This marks the beginning of the theme of the Kingdom of God in the Bible.
  • 2. The Glorious Kingdom of the Son of Man. JesusWalk Bible Study Series
    The prophecy of
  • 3. We Have Seen Jesus' Glory. The Glorious Kingdom. JesusWalk Bible Study Series
    John 1:14 declares,
  • 4. Transformed by God's Glory
    We examine in detail 2 Corinthians 3:18 where Paul teaches that spiritual transformation occurs when we behold Jesus' glory, using the analogy of Moses' face that glowed from being in God's presence. We study how sanctification occurs in us through a fervent hunger to know Jesus fully.
  • 5. God's Glory in Clay Jars. The Glorious Kingdom. JesusWalk Bible Study Series
    How God's glory in us is seen by those around us -- and changes the world! Glory in jars of clay (2 Corinthians 4:7). Our place of Kingdom Authority to rule and reign with Christ in this present age.
  • 6. The Glory and Kingdom to Come
    Examines Jesus' teaching of the glorious coming of the Son of Man on the clouds, and the expectation we have of glory as Christ's radiant Bride, who has the privilege of seeing his face.
  • The Bible Theme of Light vs. Darkness. The Glorious Kingdom. JesusWalk Bible Study Series
    Traces throughout the Bible key passages on the conflict of light (righteousness) vs. darkness (evil).
  • References and Abbreviations. The Glorious Kingdom
  • Reprint Guidelines
  • grace/17 pages
  • Grace: Favor for the Undeserving. A Discipleship Study. E-mail Bible study
    A study of God's grace, especially in the New Testament.
  • Grace: Favor for the Underserving (linking page)
    A study of God's grace, especially in the New Testament.
  • A Brief Look at TULIP Calvinism. Appendix 2 to Grace: Favor for the Undeserving
    Considers the various issues of total depravity, election, predestination, foreknowledge, limited atonement, free will, faith, perseverance, Arminianism, and Calvinism.
  • tulip-calvinism.pdf
  • 2. Grace That Is Wildly Undeserved (Romans 5:6-8; Ephesians 2:1-5)
    Traces grace to us while we were yet sinners, spiritually dead, duped by Satan, under God's wrath.
  • 4. Balancing Grace and Law (Romans 3:21-26)
    Discusses righteousness by obedience to the law, total depravity, the flesh, and then grace through justification, redemption, and a sacrifice of atonement.
  • 6. Grace to Believe and Persevere (Romans 8:28-30; 1 Peter 1:4-5)
    Probes the relationship between foreknowledge, predestination, and election, prevenient grace or enabling grace, and the perseverance of the saints.
  • References and Abbreviations in Grace: Favor for the Undeserving
    References used and bibliographical materials.
  • 1. Our Gracious God (1 Peter 5:10; Exodus 34:6-7; Hosea 1-3)
    Defines grace, then examines the God of the Old Testament who is merciful, gracious, slow to anger, and abounding in steadfast love and faithfulness. Concludes with story of Hosea and his unfaithful wife Gomer.
  • 5. Balancing Grace and Good Works (Ephesians 2:8-10)
    Looks at salvation as a rescue operation, where grace, salvation, and even faith are gifts. Also the process of sanctification.
  • 3. Jesus: Full of Grace and Truth (John 1:14-17; 3:16-18)
    Examines how grace is exhibited in Jesus' direct teachings, his parables, and his compassionate ministry.
  • Preface to Grace: Favor for the Undeserving
    Explains the author's purpose and approach to studying grace in the Old and New Testaments.
  • 7. Grace in Time of Need (Hebrews 4:16; 2 Corinthians 12:1-10)
    Approaching the throne of grace to find help, dispensing grace to others. Paul's thorn in the flesh and revelation of God's grace is sufficient, even makes him strong in weakness.
  • 8. Grace and Ministry (1 Peter 4:10; 1 Corinthians 15:9-10)
    Examines our stewardship of the gifts of grace, the charismata, and how grace brings power and authority to ministry.
  • 9. A Grace-Filled Way of Life (Luke 6:27-28; Colossians 4:5-6; 1 Peter 5:5-7)
    Examines the radical grace of loving enemies and differentiates it from ethics, grace-filled conversations, generosity, and humility
  • grace-lesson-handouts.pdf
  • Reprint Guidelines for Grace: Favor for the Undeserving
    Policies for reprints and class notes.
  • greatprayers/33 pages
  • Great Prayers of the Bible
    An online interactive Bible study of the great prayers of the Bible, as offered by Abraham, Moses, David, Psalms, Hezekiah, Daniel, Nehemiah, Jesus, and Paul. Includes intercessory prayers, as well as praise, confession, surrender, and thanksgiving.
  • Introduction to Great Prayers of the Bible
    An online interactive Bible study of the great prayers of the Bible, as offered by Abraham, Moses, David, Psalms, Hezekiah, Daniel, Nehemiah, Jesus, and Paul. Includes intercessory prayers, as well as praise, confession, surrender, and thanksgiving.
  • Paintings Depicting Prayer. St. Francis, St. Jerome, the Virgin Mary, and Christ in Prayer
    Great artwork, paintings, prints, woodcuts, etc. with the themes of St. Francis, St. Jerome, the Virgin Mary, David, Hezekiah, and Christ in Prayer
  • What Are the "Great Prayers" of the Bible?
    An online interactive Bible study of the great prayers of the Bible, as offered by Abraham, Moses, David, Psalms, Hezekiah, Daniel, Nehemiah, Jesus, and Paul. Includes intercessory prayers, as well as praise, confession, surrender, and thanksgiving.
  • Abbreviations and References -- Great Prayers of the Bible
    An online interactive Bible study of the great prayers of the Bible, as offered by Abraham, Moses, David, Psalms, Hezekiah, Daniel, Nehemiah, Jesus, and Paul. Includes intercessory prayers, as well as praise, confession, surrender, and thanksgiving.
  • Chronology of the End of the Monarchy, Exilic, Post-Exilic, and Intertestamental Periods
    An online interactive Bible study of the great prayers of the Bible, as offered by Abraham, Moses, David, Psalms, Hezekiah, Daniel, Nehemiah, Jesus, and Paul. Includes intercessory prayers, as well as praise, confession, surrender, and thanksgiving.
  • greatprayers-lesson-handouts.pdf
  • Reprint Guidelines -- Great Prayers of the Bible
    An online interactive Bible study of the great prayers of the Bible, as offered by Abraham, Moses, David, Psalms, Hezekiah, Daniel, Nehemiah, Jesus, and Paul. Includes intercessory prayers, as well as praise, confession, surrender, and thanksgiving.
  • Great Prayers of the Bible
    An online interactive Bible study of the great prayers of the Bible, as offered by Abraham, Moses, David, Psalms, Hezekiah, Daniel, Nehemiah, Jesus, and Paul. Includes intercessory prayers, as well as praise, confession, surrender, and thanksgiving.
  • Abraham's Prayer for Sodom (Genesis 18:16-33) -- Great Prayers of the Bible
    An online interactive Bible study of the great prayers of the Bible, as offered by Abraham, Moses, David, Psalms, Hezekiah, Daniel, Nehemiah, Jesus, and Paul. Includes intercessory prayers, as well as praise, confession, surrender, and thanksgiving.
  • Introduction to Great Prayers of the Bible Audio (4:38).
    An online interactive Bible study of the great prayers of the Bible, as offered by Abraham, Moses, David, Psalms, Hezekiah, Daniel, Nehemiah, Jesus, and Paul. Includes intercessory prayers, as well as praise, confession, surrender, and thanksgiving.
  • The Lord's Prayer (Matthew 6:5-15) -- Great Prayers of the Bible
    An online interactive Bible study of the great prayers of the Bible, as offered by Abraham, Moses, David, Psalms, Hezekiah, Daniel, Nehemiah, Jesus, and Paul. Includes intercessory prayers, as well as praise, confession, surrender, and thanksgiving.
  • Introduction to Great Prayers of the Bible Audio (4:38).
    An online interactive Bible study of the great prayers of the Bible, as offered by Abraham, Moses, David, Psalms, Hezekiah, Daniel, Nehemiah, Jesus, and Paul. Includes intercessory prayers, as well as praise, confession, surrender, and thanksgiving.
  • Moses' Prayer for Israel in the Wilderness (Exodus 32:9-14) -- Great Prayers of the Bible
    An online interactive Bible study of the great prayers of the Bible, as offered by Abraham, Moses, David, Psalms, Hezekiah, Daniel, Nehemiah, Jesus, and Paul. Includes intercessory prayers, as well as praise, confession, surrender, and thanksgiving.
  • 2. Moses' Intercession for Israel (Exodus 32:9-14), Audio (31:13)
    An online interactive Bible study of the great prayers of the Bible, as offered by Abraham, Moses, David, Psalms, Hezekiah, Daniel, Nehemiah, Jesus, and Paul. Includes intercessory prayers, as well as praise, confession, surrender, and thanksgiving.
  • 3. Abraham's Prayer for Sodom (Genesis 18:16-33) Audio (21:21)
    An online interactive Bible study of the great prayers of the Bible, as offered by Abraham, Moses, David, Psalms, Hezekiah, Daniel, Nehemiah, Jesus, and Paul. Includes intercessory prayers, as well as praise, confession, surrender, and thanksgiving.
  • 4. David's Prayer for Pardon and Confession of Sin (Psalm 51) -- Great Prayers of the Bible
    An online interactive Bible study of the great prayers of the Bible, as offered by Abraham, Moses, David, Psalms, Hezekiah, Daniel, Nehemiah, Jesus, and Paul. Includes intercessory prayers, as well as praise, confession, surrender, and thanksgiving.
  • 4. David's Prayer for Pardon and Confession of Sin (Psalm 51) Audio (39:10)
    An online interactive Bible study of the great prayers of the Bible, as offered by Abraham, Moses, David, Psalms, Hezekiah, Daniel, Nehemiah, Jesus, and Paul. Includes intercessory prayers, as well as praise, confession, surrender, and thanksgiving.
  • 5. David's Praise at the End of Life (1 Chronicles 29:9-20) -- Great Prayers of the Bible
    An online interactive Bible study of the great prayers of the Bible, as offered by Abraham, Moses, David, Psalms, Hezekiah, Daniel, Nehemiah, Jesus, and Paul. Includes intercessory prayers, as well as praise, confession, surrender, and thanksgiving.
  • 5. David's Prayer of Praise at the End of Life (1 Chronicles 29:9-20) Audio (39:10)
    An online interactive Bible study of the great prayers of the Bible, as offered by Abraham, Moses, David, Psalms, Hezekiah, Daniel, Nehemiah, Jesus, and Paul. Includes intercessory prayers, as well as praise, confession, surrender, and thanksgiving.
  • 6. Hezekiah's Petitions for Deliverance and Healing (2 Kings 19:14-19; 20:1-7) -- Great Prayers of the Bible
    An online interactive Bible study of the great prayers of the Bible, as offered by Abraham, Moses, David, Psalms, Hezekiah, Daniel, Nehemiah, Jesus, and Paul. Includes intercessory prayers, as well as praise, confession, surrender, and thanksgiving.
  • 6. Hezekiah's Petitions for Deliverance and Healing (2 Kings 19:14-19; 20:1-7) Audio (40:44)
    An online interactive Bible study of the great prayers of the Bible, as offered by Abraham, Moses, David, Psalms, Hezekiah, Daniel, Nehemiah, Jesus, and Paul. Includes intercessory prayers, as well as praise, confession, surrender, and thanksgiving.
  • 7. David's Psalm of Surrender (Psalm 139) -- Great Prayers of the Bible
    Psalm 139. David struggles with God's intense knowledge of him, marvels at God's intricate formation of him in his mother's womb, and then prays a prayer of surrender to God's searching, knowing, probing, and refining.
  • 7. David's Psalm of Surrender (Psalm 139) Audio (29:45)
    An online interactive Bible study of the great prayers of the Bible, as offered by Abraham, Moses, David, Psalms, Hezekiah, Daniel, Nehemiah, Jesus, and Paul. Includes intercessory prayers, as well as praise, confession, surrender, and thanksgiving.
  • 8. Daniel's Confession on Behalf of His People (Daniel 9:1-19) -- Great Prayers of the Bible
    An online interactive Bible study of the great prayers of the Bible, as offered by Abraham, Moses, David, Psalms, Hezekiah, Daniel, Nehemiah, Jesus, and Paul. Includes intercessory prayers, as well as praise, confession, surrender, and thanksgiving.
  • 8. Daniel's Confession on Behalf of His People (Daniel 9:1-19) Audio (41:29)
    An online interactive Bible study of the great prayers of the Bible, as offered by Abraham, Moses, David, Psalms, Hezekiah, Daniel, Nehemiah, Jesus, and Paul. Includes intercessory prayers, as well as praise, confession, surrender, and thanksgiving.
  • 9. Nehemiah's Prayer for Success (Nehemiah 1:1-2:9) -- Great Prayers of the Bible
    An online interactive Bible study of the great prayers of the Bible, as offered by Abraham, Moses, David, Psalms, Hezekiah, Daniel, Nehemiah, Jesus, and Paul. Includes intercessory prayers, as well as praise, confession, surrender, and thanksgiving.
  • 9. Nehemiah's Prayer for Success (Nehemiah 1:1-2:9) Audio (34:44)
    An online interactive Bible study of the great prayers of the Bible, as offered by Abraham, Moses, David, Psalms, Hezekiah, Daniel, Nehemiah, Jesus, and Paul. Includes intercessory prayers, as well as praise, confession, surrender, and thanksgiving.
  • 10. Jesus' Prayer of Submission at Gethsemane (Luke 22:39-46) -- Great Prayers of the Bible
    An online interactive Bible study of the great prayers of the Bible, as offered by Abraham, Moses, David, Psalms, Hezekiah, Daniel, Nehemiah, Jesus, and Paul. Includes intercessory prayers, as well as praise, confession, surrender, and thanksgiving.
  • 10. Jesus' Prayer of Submission at Gethsemane (Luke 22:39-46) Audio (31:31)
    An online interactive Bible study of the great prayers of the Bible, as offered by Abraham, Moses, David, Psalms, Hezekiah, Daniel, Nehemiah, Jesus, and Paul. Includes intercessory prayers, as well as praise, confession, surrender, and thanksgiving.
  • 11. Paul's Prayers for the Ephesian Believers (Ephesians 1:15-20; 3:14-21) -- Great Prayers of the Bible
    An online interactive Bible study of the great prayers of the Bible, as offered by Abraham, Moses, David, Psalms, Hezekiah, Daniel, Nehemiah, Jesus, and Paul. Includes intercessory prayers, as well as praise, confession, surrender, and thanksgiving.
  • 11. Paul's Prayers for the Ephesian Believers (Ephesians 1:15-20), Part A Audio (30:28)
    An online interactive Bible study of the great prayers of the Bible, as offered by Abraham, Moses, David, Psalms, Hezekiah, Daniel, Nehemiah, Jesus, and Paul. Includes intercessory prayers, as well as praise, confession, surrender, and thanksgiving.
  • 11. Paul's Prayers for the Ephesian Believers (Ephesians 3:14-21), Audio (26:13)
    An online interactive Bible study of the great prayers of the Bible, as offered by Abraham, Moses, David, Psalms, Hezekiah, Daniel, Nehemiah, Jesus, and Paul. Includes intercessory prayers, as well as praise, confession, surrender, and thanksgiving.
  • spirit/19 pages
  • Disciple's Guiide to the Holy Spirit, a free e-mail Bible study
    An 11-lesson e-mail Bible study of the Holy Spirit in the OT and Jesus' ministry, plus explorations of being born of the Spirit, the Spirit with, the baptism with the Spirit, gifts of the Spirit, Spirit vs. flesh, and living in the Spirit.
  • A Disciple's Guiide to the Holy Spirit, linking
  • spirit-lesson-handouts.pdf
  • Preface to Disciple's Guide to the Holy Spirit, by Dr. Ralph F. Wilson
  • Introduction to the Holy Spirit. Disciple's Guide to the Holy Spirit
    Explains that 'spirit' means a being without a body. Mentions Hebrew and Greek words for Spirit.
  • References and Abbreviations -- Disciple's Guide to the Holy Spirit
  • Reprint Guidelines. Listening for God's Voice. JesusWalk Bible Study Series.
  • 1. The Holy Spirit in the Old Testament. Disciple's Guide to the Holy Spirit
    Examines the Spirit in creation, the Spirit coming upon kings and prophets, and promises of the Spirit coming upon the Messiah and all believers (1 Samuel 10, 16; Numbers 11:16-17, 25; Joel 2:28-32; etc.)
  • 2. The Holy Spirit in Jesus' Ministry. Disciple's Guide to the Holy Spirit
    Explores passages that indicate the Spirit is the source of Jesus power, since Jesus relies fully on the Father (John 5:19). He ministers in the power of the Spirit and serves as example to his disciples of the Spirit-filled Man. He promises to send the Spirit upon his followers.
  • 3. The Holy Spirit Paraclete (John 14-16). Disciple's Guide to the Holy Spirit
    Jesus promises 'another Paraclete' (translated variously as Helper, Counselor, Comforter) whom he will send after he goes to the Father. The Spirit will replace Jesus' role with his disciples and enable them to do 'greater works' than Jesus himself (John 14:12). Explores each of the Paraclete passages in John 14, 15, and 16.
  • 4. Born of the Holy Spirit. Disciple's Guide to the Holy Spirit
    Studies Jesus' teaching on the Spirit concerning streams of living water (John 7:37-39; 4:14) and being born of the water and the Spirit (John 3:1-8). Concludes with a look at regeneration by the Spirit (Titus 3:5-7).
  • 5. The Holy Spirit Within. Disciple's Guide to the Holy Spirit
    Examines Paul's teaching on the indwelling Spirit, featuring metaphors of a temple, a house, adoption, internal testimony, anointing, seal, and down-payment (1 Corinthians 6:19-20; Romans 8:9-15; 2 Corinthians 1:21-22). Paul tells of the Spirit searching the deep things of God, enabling disciples to have the
  • 6. Baptized with the Holy Spirit. Disciple's Guide to the Holy Spirit
    Studies all the word analogies related to 'baptism with the Holy Spirit' in the Book of Acts -- word pictures such as being being filled, being clothed, receiving, giving, and sending. In that light, examines contemporary doctrines of separateness, subsequence, and 'initial physical evidence' concerning the baptism with the Holy Spirit and speaking in tongues (Acts 1:4-5, 8; chapter 2; 8:15-19; 10:44-45; 19:1-6, and related passages).
  • 7. The Holy Spirit versus the Flesh. Disciple's Guide to the Holy Spirit
    Explores passages on the struggle between the sinful nature ('the flesh') and the Holy Spirit (Romans 7:18-25; 8:1-9; Isaiah 26:3; Galatians 5:16-18), and result of the Spirit's transformation -- the fruit of the Spirit (Galatians 5:22-23).
  • 8. Gifts Empowered by the Holy Spirit (part 1). Disciple's Guide to the Holy Spirit
    Sees spiritual gifts as specialized Spirit-empowered abilities designed to build up the Church and expand the Kingdom. Notes similarities to and distinctions between God-given talents and spiritual gifts, and reviews Jesus' Parable of the Talents (Matthew 25:14-30). Notes that gifts are given according to grace, not merit, examines the purposes of the gifts (Ephesians 4:12-13; 1 Corinthians 12:7), and the debate between cessationism vs. continuationism. Then examines the five gifts in Ephesians 4:11 -- apostle, prophet, evangelist, pastor, and teacher.
  • 9. Gifts Empowered by the Holy Spirit (part 2). Disciple's Guide to the Holy Spirit
    Explores gift-lists in 1 Corinthians 12:8-10; 28-30; Romans 12:3-8; 1 Peter 4:10-11, and discusses spiritual gifts of words of wisdom and knowledge, faith, healings, working of miracles, discerning of spirits, speaking in tongues, interpretation of tongues, helps/service, exhortation/encouragement, administration/leadership, stewardship, mercy, etc.
  • 10. Listening for the Holy Spirit's Voice. Disciple's Guide to the Holy Spirit
    Sees familiarity with the Spirit's voice as vital to maturing as a disciple. Explores God's voice in Jesus' ministry, differences between messages in words vs. nudges or promptings (Mark 1:33-38; John 5:19; 1 Corinthians 2:11-12, 16; Acts 8:26-38). Concludes with heart preparation as a humble servant -- 'Speak, Lord, for your servant is listening' (1 Samuel 3:1-10).
  • 11. Living in the Holy Spirit. Disciple's Guide to the Holy Spirit
    Explores abiding in the vine (John 15:1-17), beholding the Lord (2 Corinthians 3:18), and corporate worship (Ephesians 5:18-20) as ways the Spirit uses to transform us. Examines spiritual warfare weapons of the sword of the Spirit and praying in the Spirit (Ephesians 6:10-18; Jude 20). Concludes by describing the lifestyle that will help a disciple walk in Spirit day by day.
  • Deepening Your Quiet Time with God. Disciple's Guide to the Holy Spirit
    Suggests ways to improve one's devotional time or Quiet time to include a greeting, praise, scripture, prayer, listening for the Spirit, and taking notes.
  • humility/19 pages
  • Humility: Disciple's Guide to a Humble Life. A free e-mail Bible study
    Christian humility is the fountian from which all Christian virtues spring, closely akin to agape love.
  • humility-toc.pdf
  • Humility: Disciple's Guide to a Humbke Life (linking page)
  • humility-lesson-handouts.pdf
  • Preface to Humility: Disciple's Guide to a Humbke Life
    Outlines approach to study Jesus' teaching on humility -- humbling oneself before God and humble service to those in need.
  • References and Abbreviations for Humility: Disciple's Guide to a Humble Life
  • Reprint Guidelines, Humility: Disciple's Guide to a Humble Life
    Rules concerning making reprints and other use.
  • 1. The Basics of Humility, in Humility: Discple's Guide to a Humble Life
    Main themes of humility, its relationship to agape love. The humble, meek of the Beatitudes are God's struggling people of the OT. Discusses the nature of a gift to pride, need for self-assessment, healthy pride, and priority for others' needs
  • 2. Examining the Humility of Jesus. Humility: Disciple's Guide to a Humble Life
    Studies the passages where Jesus speaks of his own humble nature, examines how he treated the people he ministered to, and humbled himself to death on a cross.
  • 3. Humbling Ourselves and Being Exalted. Humility: Disciple's Guide to a Humble Life
    Traces Jesus' multiple teachings that God will humble those who do not humble themselves before Him, and will exalt the humble.
  • 4. The Greatness of Humble Service. Humility: Disciple's Guide to a Humble Life
    Traces Jesus' multiple teachings that the greatest disciple is the one who serves humble as a slave of others.
  • 5. Humility and Leadership. Humility: Disciple's Guide to a Humble Life
    Leadership and humility are compatible. Both Jesus and Moses were humble. Discusses assertiveness, ambition, competition, and planning. Warns against love of praise, boastfulness, worldliness, and stealing God's glory.
  • 6. The Humble Lifestyle (Titus). Humility: Disciple's Guide to a Humble Life
    Paul's Letter to Titus spells out what humble lifestyle looks like with peacefulness, good deeds, generosity, temperance, self-control, respect, submission, patience, forbearance, and perseverance.
  • 7. Humility and Living Together in Harmony. Humility: Disciple's Guide to a Humble Life
    The focus is one the relationship of humility and a healthy community, church, or home. Includes unity of the Spirit, non-judgmentalism, forgiveness, lack of prejudice, and humility in spite of wealth and great knowledge.
  • A Christian Litany of Humility. Humility: Disciple's Guide to a Humble Life
    Profound traditonal group prayer for greater humility.
  • Ways the Jews Humbled Themselves. Humility: Disciple's Guide to a Humble Life
    List of various practices used to humble oneself, such as fasting and sackcloth and ashes.
  • Employing Self-Harm to Humble Oneself. Humility: Disciple's Guide to a Humble Life
    Warns of the theological dangers of harming oneself as a way of humbling using flagellation and celice, etc.
  • Character Traits that Cluster around Humility and Pride. Humility: Disciple's Guide to a Humble Life
    Lists of English words that show describe humility and related virtues, and pride and related vices.
  • Husbands Serving Wives. The implications of humility as humble service.
    Jesus gave the disciples his example of the Master serving his disciple, the Son of God laying down his life to save us. Husbands are to serve their wives is the logical extension of this teaching.
  • lamb/15 pages
  • Behold, the Lamb of God 5-Week Lenten Bible Study on Jesus' Atonement (Agnus Dei)
    Behold the Lamb of God is an e-mail JesusWalk Bible Study studying themes of Jesus' redemption and atonement from sin as a sacrifice for our sins on the cross. Agnus Dei.
  • Lamb of God Agnus Dei Artwork and Paintings
    Behold the Lamb of God is an e-mail JesusWalk Bible Study studying themes of Jesus' redemption from sin as a sacrifice for our sins on the cross. Agnus Dei.
  • Introduction to the Lamb of God Internet Bible Study
    Behold the Lamb of God is an e-mail JesusWalk Bible Study studying themes of Jesus' redemption from sin as a sacrifice for our sins on the cross. Agnus Dei.
  • Classic Protestant Liberalism and the Atonement: A Plea for Reconsideration
    Behold the Lamb of God is an e-mail JesusWalk Bible Study studying themes of Jesus' redemption from sin as a sacrifice for our sins on the cross. Agnus Dei.
  • John the Baptist Artwork and Paintings
    John the Baptist artwork, the man who said of Jesus: Behold the Lamb of God.
  • lamb_lesson_handouts.pdf
  • Theories of the Atonement
    Behold the Lamb of God is an e-mail JesusWalk Bible Study studying themes of Jesus' redemption from sin as a sacrifice for our sins on the cross. Agnus Dei.
  • Quotations, References, and Allusions in the New Testament to Isaiah 53 and other Servant Songs
  • Behond, the Lamb of God 5-Week Bible Study on Jesus' Atonement
    Behold the Lamb of God is an e-mail JesusWalk Bible Study studying themes of Jesus' redemption and atonement from sin as a sacrifice for our sins on the cross. Agnus Dei.
  • #4. The Passover Lamb of Whom We Partake (1 Corinthians 5:7; Exodus 12:3-14; Matthew 26:26-30)
    A study of the Passover Lamb, Christ, and the relationship between the Passover meal and the Lord's Supper or Eucharist.
  • lamb‐lesson‐handouts.pdf
  • #1. The Lamb of God -- Basic Concepts of Sacrifice
    Behold the Lamb of God is an e-mail JesusWalk Bible Study studying themes of Jesus' redemption from sin as a sacrifice for our sins on the cross. Agnus Dei.
  • #2. The Lamb Who Took Our Place (Isaiah 53)
    A study of the Suffering Servant in Isaiah 53, which formed the basis of Jesus' own understanding of his mission and is vastly influential in the New Testament understanding of the substitutionary atonement.
  • #3. The Lamb Who Sets Us Free (1 Pet 1:18-19; Mk 10:45; 1 Cor 6:19-20)
    A study of the redemptive power of the Lamb of God who redeems from slavery his people. Also considers the Kinsman-Redeemer image of the Old Testament.
  • #5. The Triumphant Lamb We Worship (Revelation 5:1-14)
    In the Book of Revelation we explore concepts of worshipping and loving the Lamb, who is now clearly the risen and reigning Christ. Agnus Dei.
  • voice/13 pages
  • Listening for God's Voice: Discipleship Guide to a Closer Walk, a free e-mail Bible study
  • Preface to Listening for God's Voice, by Ralph F. Wilson. JesusWalk Bible Study Series
  • Introduction to Listening for God's Voice, by Ralph F. Wilson. JesusWalk Bible Study Series
  • voice-lesson-handouts.pdf
  • Linking Page, Listening for God's Voice, by Ralph F. Wilson. JesusWalk Bible Study Series.
  • Listening for God's Voice: Discipleship Guide to a Closer Walk, a free e-mail Bible study
  • 1. Listening for God as a Biblical Pattern (Mark 1:35; John 5:19). Listening for God's Voice. JesusWalk Bible Study Series.
    Discusses the examples of Jesus' own dependence upon the Father, how he ministered in the power of the Spirit, promises of the Holy Spirit to us (John 14-16), and how the Spirit reveals the mind of Christ (1 Corinthians 2:9-16).
  • The Gift of Hearing: Spiritual Lessons from Hearing Aids, a meditation by Ralph F. Wilson
    Hearing aids help me hear the higher frequencies where the consonants are pronounced. This helps me wonder how often we miss what God is saying because we aren't tuned to listen for him. Discusses the value God's words to us, and how to begin to listen.
  • appendix2-voice-assignments.pdf
  • 2. Recognizing God's Voice (1 Kings 19). Listening for God's Voice. JesusWalk Bible Study Series.
    Explores how God speaks in words and sentences to guide and encourage his servants. A study of Elijah's still small voice, plus words of encouragement to Paul and others.
  • 3. Nudges and No (Acts 8:26-40; 16:6-10). Listening for God's Voice. JesusWalk Bible Study Series.
    Many times God's voice is in more in promptings or nudges or just
  • 5. Discerning God's Voice (Judges 6:36-40). Listening for God's Voice. JesusWalk Bible Study Series.
    Discusses how we can confirm that it is God speaking, rather than one of the other voices in our heads -- the world, the flesh, the devil, or the conscience. Examines Gideon's fleece and asking for signs, working with a buddy or mentor, knowing the scriptures, and clarifying our own desires, etc.
  • 4. Heart Preparation for Listening to God (1 Samuel 3:1-10). Listening for God's Voice. JesusWalk Bible Study Series.
    Explores heart preparation for listening for God, beginning with the boy Samuel (1 Samuel 3:1-10). Emphasizes a willingness to obey and follow instructions, the subtlety of pride, and the centrality of the relationship rather than the supposed 'novelty' of God's voice.
  • voz/13 pages
  • Escuchar La Voz de Dios. Guía de discipulado para un caminar más cercano, por Ralph F. Wilson
  • voz-2025-pdf.pdf
  • Prefacio to Escuchar La Voz de Dios
  • Introducción a Escuchar de la voz de Dios
  • 1. Escuchar de Dios como modelo Bíblico (Marcos 1:35; Juan 5:19)
    Analiza los ejemplos de la propia dependencia de Jesús del Padre, cómo ministró en el poder del Espíritu, las promesas del Espíritu Santo para nosotros y cómo el Espíritu revela la mente de Cristo.
  • 2. Reconocer la voz de Dios (1 Reyes 19)
    Explora cómo Dios habla con palabras y frases para guiar y animar a sus siervos. Un estudio de la voz apacible y delicada de Elías, además de palabras de aliento para Pablo y otros.
  • 3. Empujoncitos y no (Hechos 8,26-40; 16,6-10)
    Muchas veces la voz de Dios se manifiesta más en incitaciones, empujoncitos o simplemente en un
  • 4. Preparación del corazón para escuchar a Dios (1 Samuel 3:1-10)
    Ahora exploramos la preparación del corazón para escuchar a Dios, comenzando con el joven Samuel. Se enfatiza la disposición a obedecer y seguir instrucciones, la sutileza del orgullo y la centralidad de la relación, en lugar de la supuesta
  • 5. Discernir la voz de Dios (Jueces 6:36-40)
    Analiza cómo podemos confirmar que es Dios quien habla, y no alguna de las otras voces en nuestra mente: el mundo, la carne, el diablo o la conciencia. Examina el vellón de Gedeón y la petición de señales, la colaboración con un compañero o mentor, el conocimiento de las Escrituras y la clarificación de nuestros propios deseos, etc.
  • voz-lesson-handouts.pdf
  • Anexo 2. Tareas para sensibilizarte a la voz de Dios
  • Referencias y Abreviaturas. Escuchar La Voz de Dios
  • Si has tenido problemas de salud mental...
  • names-jesus/22 pages
  • Names and Titles of Jesus - A Discipleship Study, a free e-mail Bible study
    A an e-mail Bible study on the names, titles, descriptors, and metaphors of Jesus Christ, with an emphasis on how disciples can both learn from them as well as make them a focus of meditation.
  • appendix-3-names-jesus-songs-and-hymns.pdf
  • names-of-jesus-comprehensive-list.pdf
  • Names and Titles of Jesus - A Discipleship Study, a free e-mail Bible study
    A an e-mail Bible study on the names, titles, descriptors, and metaphors of Jesus Christ, with an emphasis on how disciples can both learn from them as well as make them a focus of meditation.
  • Preface. Names and Titles of Jesus
    Dr. Wilson's prefatory remarks on a Bible study that explores all the names, titles, descriptors, and metaphors of Jesus.
  • Introduction to the Names and Titles of Jesus
    Explains the purpose of studying the names, titles, descriptors, and metaphors, and explains what each category is. Outlines features of the study
  • 1. Jesus the Nazarene Carpenter's Son. Names and Titles of Jesus
    Key titles in this lesson include: Jesus, son of Mary, Child, Carpenter, Jesus of Nazareth, and Nazarene, plus an inquiry onthe power of prayer and command in name of Jesus.
  • 2. Jesus our Rabbi, Teacher, Prophet, and Word. Names and Titles of Jesus
    This lesson includes key titles that center around Jesus’ oral ministry, such as: Rabbi, Teacher, Master, Prophet, Word, and Wonderful Counselor.
  • 3. Jesus the Son of Man. Names and Titles of Jesus
    This lesson focuses on key titles such as Son of Man, the Man, Man of Sorrows, Seed of Woman, Last Adam, Mediator, Advocate, Prince of Peace, and Hope.
  • 4. Jesus the Messiah, Christ, and Son of David. Names and Titles of Jesus
    This lesson focuses on Jesus? messianic ministry, with titles such as, Anointed, Messiah, Christ, Son of David, Branch, Shoot, Root of Jesse, Banner, Lion of the Tribe of Judah, Root of David, Chosen One, and Beloved
  • 5. Jesus our Lord, the Divine Son of God. Names and Titles of Jesus
    The lesson centers around Jesus revealed as divine, with key titles, such as I Am, Son of God, Only Begotten, One and Only, Beloved Son, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Lord, Righteous One, My Lord and My God, Emmanuel.
  • 6. Jesus the Lamb of God, Holy and Righteous One. Names and Titles of Jesus
    Titles in this lesson relate to Jesus as the holy and blameless sacrifice for our sins. Titles include: Righteous One, Our Righteousness, Holy One, Lamb of God, Atoning Sacrifice,Fountain, Servant, High Priest, and Forerunner
  • 7. Jesus our Savior, Shepherd, and Redeemer. Names and Titles of Jesus.
    Titles center around Jesus’ role as the one who saves and redeems his people. They include Savior, Deliverer, Author of Salvation, Redeemer, Ransom, and Shepherd.
  • 8. Jesus our Head, Cornerstone, and Way. Names and Titles of Jesus
    Titles in this lesson relate to various metaphors relating to Jesus, such as Head, Stone, Cornerstone, Foundation, Stone, Rock, Way, Gate, Door, Banner, Ensign, and Physician.
  • 9. Jesus our Light, Life, Bread, and Bridegroom. Names and Titles of Jesus.
    The metaphors in this lesson center on the titles of Light of the World, Sun of Righteousness, Dayspring, Morning Star, the Living One, Bread of Life, Resurrection and Life, Vine, Author of Life, Life, Husband, Bridegroom, and Covenant.
  • 10. Jesus the Risen King of Glory. Names and Titles of Jesus
    Titles center around Jesus the risen, glorified, coming King. They include: King of Glory, King, First and Last, Alpha and Omega, Beginning and End, Author and Finisher, Author of Salvation, Firstborn, Firstfruits, Heir of All Things, Desire of All Nations, Messenger of the Covenant, Refiner’s Fire, Righteous Judge, Prince of Life, King of kings and Lord of lords
  • names-jesus-lesson-handouts.pdf
  • Appendix 4. The Title Son of Man in the Gospels. Names and Titles of Jesus
    Traces the title Son of Man in both the Synoptic Gospels and John's Gospel
  • Appendix 5. Disputed Titles of Jesus. Names and Titles of Jesus
    Titles of Jesus that are probably bogus include several from Song of Solomon: Rose of Sharon, Lily of the Vally, Apple Tree, Gazelle, Young Stag, My Lover, plus Plant of Renown, and identification of Jesus as the Angel of the Lord.
  • Appendix 6. Exercises to Help You Internalize the Names of Jesus
    Ways to internalize the names and titles of Jesus include prayer, meditation, writing, singing, art, banner-making, composing a song, and community activities.
  • References and Abbreviations. Names and Titles of Jesus
  • Reprint Guidelines. Names and Titles of Jesus
  • christian-symbols/15 pages
  • Early Christian Symbols of the Ancient Church from the Catacombs
    Early christian symbols found in the catacombs including symbology of the Chi-Rho, anchor, good shepherd, fish, peacock, cross, dove, orante, and funerary inscriptions.
  • Fish (Ichthus) as an Ancient Christian Symbol -- Early Christian Symbols of the Ancient Church
    The fish symbol is an ancient one, representing both Jesus and his followers. The ICHTHUS symbol helped Christians identify one another as believers.
  • Good Shepherd as an Ancient Christian Symbol -- Early Christian Symbols of the Ancient Church
  • Chi Rho, Chrismon, Monogram of Christ, or Labarum -- Early Christian Symbols of the Ancient Church
  • Anchor as an Early Christian Symbol -- Early Christian Symbols of the Ancient Church
  • Peacock as an Ancient Christian Symbol of Eternal Life -- Early Christian Symbols of the Ancient Church
  • Dove as a Christian Symbol -- Early Christian Symbols of the Ancient Church
  • Orante (Orans) as an Early Christian Symbol of the Ancient Church
  • Cross as an Early Christian Symbol -- Early Christian Symbols of the Ancient Church
  • Ship as a Symbol of the Church (Bark of St. Peter) -- Early Christian Symbols of the Ancient Church
    The ship (bark or barque, barchetta) was an ancient Christian symbol. Imagry comes from Noah's ark, Jesus protecting Peter's boat in a storm on the sea of Galilee, and the ship's mast that forms the sign of a cross.
  • Palm Branches -- Early Christian Symbols of the Ancient Church
  • Vine and Grape Clusters -- Early Christian Symbols of the Ancient Church
  • IHS Christogram -- Early Christian Symbols of the Ancient Church
  • Miscellaneous Early Christian Art -- Early Christian Symbols of the Ancient Church
  • Early Christian Symbols in the Catacombs
    Early christian symbols found in the catacombs including symbology of the Chi-Rho, anchor, good shepherd, fish, peacock, cross, dove, orante, and funerary inscriptions.
  • lords-supper/22 pages
  • Lord's Supper: Eucharist and Communion Meditations for Disciples
    An interactive online Bible study on the Lord's Supper, known as Mass, the Eucharist, and Communion. We'll study such topics as Christ's body and blood as bread and wine, remembrance, proclaiming his death, koinonia, participation, sharing, broken body, blood poured out for many, the New Covenant, cup of blessing, one loaf, eating flesh, drinking blood, and the marriage supper of the lamb. We'll touch on transubstantiation.
  • Artwork and Paintings of the Lord's Supper, Last Supper, Eucharist and Communion
    A interactive online Bible study on the Lord's Supper, known as Mass, the Eucharist, and Communion. We'll study such topics as Christ's body and blood as bread and wine, remembrance, proclaiming his death, koinonia, participation, sharing, broken body, blood poured out for many, the New Covenant, cup of blessing, one loaf, eating flesh, drinking blood, and the marriage supper of the lamb. We'll touch on transubstantiation.
  • Preface and Introduction to the Lord's Supper (Eucharist and Communion)
    A interactive online Bible study on the Lord's Supper, known as Mass, the Eucharist, and Communion. We'll study such topics as Christ's body and blood as bread and wine, remembrance, proclaiming his death, koinonia, participation, sharing, broken body, blood poured out for many, the New Covenant, cup of blessing, one loaf, eating flesh, drinking blood, and the marriage supper of the lamb. We'll touch on transubstantiation.
  • Preface and Introduction to the Lord's Supper, Audio (10:34)
    A interactive online Bible study on the Lord's Supper, known as Mass, the Eucharist, and Communion. We'll study such topics as Christ's body and blood as bread and wine, remembrance, proclaiming his death, koinonia, participation, sharing, broken body, blood poured out for many, the New Covenant, cup of blessing, one loaf, eating flesh, drinking blood, and the marriage supper of the lamb. We'll touch on transubstantiation.
  • Brief Glossary of the Lord's Supper: Eucharist and Communion Meditations for Disciples
    A interactive online Bible study on the Lord's Supper, known as Mass, the Eucharist, and Communion. We'll study such topics as Christ's body and blood as bread and wine, remembrance, proclaiming his death, koinonia, participation, sharing, broken body, blood poured out for many, the New Covenant, cup of blessing, one loaf, eating flesh, drinking blood, and the marriage supper of the lamb. We'll touch on transubstantiation.
  • References and Abbreviations -- Lord's Supper: Eucharist and Communion Meditations for Disciples
    A interactive online Bible study on the Lord's Supper, known as Mass, the Eucharist, and Communion. We'll study such topics as Christ's body and blood as bread and wine, remembrance, proclaiming his death, koinonia, participation, sharing, broken body, blood poured out for many, the New Covenant, cup of blessing, one loaf, eating flesh, drinking blood, and the marriage supper of the lamb. We'll touch on transubstantiation.
  • Reprint Guidelines -- Lord's Supper: Eucharist and Communion Meditations for Disciples
  • Songs, Choruses, and Hymns for Communion, the Lord's Supper, Eucharist
    Songs, choruses, and hymns to be sung at Communion, the Lord's Supper, Eucharist.
  • lords-supper-lesson-handouts.pdf
  • Excursus: A Brief History of the Doctrine of the Real Presence and Transubstantiation -- Lord's Supper: Eucharist and Communion Meditations for Disciples
    Traces the Catholic doctrine of the Real Presence, Transubstantiation, and Consubstantiation in the early church, the Early Church Fathers, the middle ages, and the Reformation.
  • Lord's Supper: Eucharist and Communion Meditations for Disciples
    A interactive online Bible study on the Lord's Supper, known as Mass, the Eucharist, and Communion. We'll study such topics as Christ's body and blood as bread and wine, remembrance, proclaiming his death, koinonia, participation, sharing, broken body, blood poured out for many, the New Covenant, cup of blessing, one loaf, eating flesh, drinking blood, and the marriage supper of the lamb. We'll touch on transubstantiation.
  • Brief Glossary of the Lord's Supper, Audio 11:27
    A interactive online Bible study on the Lord's Supper, known as Mass, the Eucharist, and Communion. We'll study such topics as Christ's body and blood as bread and wine, remembrance, proclaiming his death, koinonia, participation, sharing, broken body, blood poured out for many, the New Covenant, cup of blessing, one loaf, eating flesh, drinking blood, and the marriage supper of the lamb. We'll touch on transubstantiation.
  • 1. My Body, My Blood -- Literal or Figurative. Lord's Supper: Eucharist and Communion Meditations for Disciples
    Discusses what meaning Jesus had in mind when he spoke the Words of Institution. Should they be taken literally (transubstantiation, Real Presence) or figuratively (symbolic, spiritual presence)?
  • 2. Remembering and Proclaiming His Death (Luke 22:19b; 1 Corinthians 11:23-26). Lord's Supper: Eucharist and Communion Meditations for Disciples
    Discusses what it means that the Lord's Supper is in Remembrance of Jesus, and the sacrament a proclamation of his death.
  • 3. Being Sharers in the Cross (1 Corinthians 10:16, 18) -- Lord's Supper: Eucharist and Communion Meditations for Disciples
    According to St. Paul, the Lord's Supper is in some mystical way a communion, koinonia, participation, or sharing in the altar, the cross, and sacrifice of Jesus Christ for our sins.
  • 4. My Body Given for You (Luke 22:19b). Lord's Supper: Eucharist and Communion Meditations for Disciples
    Meditates on the saying: This is my body (soma) given for you. Discusses the significance of Christ's body as a sacrifice, paintings of his body, and his voluntary act of giving his body for us, laying down his life.
  • 5. My Blood Poured Out for Many (Matthew 26:28) -- Lord's Supper: Eucharist and Communion Meditations for Disciples
    Examines how blood was used in the Old Testament, the role of the Paschal lamb, the roots of *poured out for many* in Isaiah 53, and shed as depicting Jesus' violent death for the forgiveness and remission of our sins.
  • 6. A New Covenant in My Blood (1 Corinthians 11:25) -- Lord's Supper: Eucharist and Communion Meditations for Disciples
    The Lord's Supper is the introduction of a New Covenant or New Testament, to replace the obselete Old Covenant. The New Covenant sacrifice is Jesus, it is made in his blood. As host he invites us to his own Table to be his guests and share intimate fellowship with us.
  • 7. The Cup of Blessing and the One Loaf (1 Corinthians 10:16-17) -- Lord's Supper: Eucharist and Communion Meditations for Disciples
    The Cup of Blessing refers to the practice at Jewish meals, and especially Passover (Seder), to offer a blessing to God for his gifts of bread, food, wine, and the fruit of the vine. The One Loaf teaches the essential unity of all who partake of the Lord's Supper -- a unity we have still to achieve.
  • 8. Eating His Flesh, Drinking His Blood (John 6:53-57) -- Lord's Supper: Eucharist and Communion Meditations for Disciples
    Jesus' Bread of Life discourse obviously has some relation to Jesus' Words of Institution at the Lord's Supper. To feed on the Bread of Life means to believe in Jesus. To eat his flesh and drink his blood is not a reference to Jesus' sacramental flesh, but an intensification of the metaphor of eating the Bread of Life.
  • 9. The Lord's Supper and the Great Banquet (Luke 22:16, 18; Matthew 26:29) -- Lord's Supper: Eucharist and Communion Meditations for Disciples
    Jesus told his disciples that the Last Supper would be fulfilled in the Great Banquet or Great Feast in the Kingdom of God. The Lord's Supper looks to the past, present, and to the future, in this case, to our final bliss in God's presence when we shall see his face.
  • 10. Preparing Ourselves for the Lord's Supper (1 Corinthians 11: 27-34) -- Lord's Supper: Eucharist and Communion Meditations for Disciples
    The Corinthians had the rich eating, while the poor went without food. Paul said they were sinning against the body and blood of the Lord. Instead he urges self-examination, self-judgment, so that sin wouldn't continue to pollute the followship and its observance of the Lord's Supper.
  • st-peter/1 page
  • Apostle Peter: Disciple Lessons from the Rock
    A Bible study of Peter's growth as a disciple and ministry as a lead apostle.
  • evaluation/1 page
  • Evaluation -- the JesusWalk Bible Study Series
    Evaluation of Bible studies
  • forum/1 page
  • JesusWalk Forum has been discontinued.
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