What are Spiritual Gifts? What is its role in Christian Church? Am I gifted? How can I discover my spiritual gifts? How can I use it in my Church? How many Spiritual Gifts are mentioned in the Bible? This bible study covers all these questions and many more.
Category: Small Group Studies
Did you know that the Healing of Bartimaeus is one of few places where the name of the person healed in mentioned? This bible study lesson on Mark 10:46-52 describes the healing of blind Bartimaeus by Jesus on His way to Jerusalem. The bible study outlines the condition of blind Bartimaeus, his persistent request for healing, Jesus’ question to him and his response to Jesus, and life applications.
This bible guide offers list of twelve disciples of Jesus Christ in the bible, their Greek names and meaning, their occupations. Lists are mentioned four times in New Testament. Peter, John and James were the closest of Jesus’ disciples.
John 20:24-29 Now Thomas (also known as Didymus), one of the Twelve, was not with the disciples when Jesus came. So the other disciples told him, “We have seen the Lord!” But he said to them, “Unless I see the nail marks in his hands and put my finger where the nails were, and put my […]
This Bible guide is a brief study on the doctrine of Man according to bible (biblical anthropology). It discusses topics such as, four fundamental aspects concerning man, who created man? what are the chief ingredients of man? What is the chief purpose of man? What does it mean to be created in the image of God.
What are the keys to prosperity and success, according to you? This bible study guide on Joshua 1:6-9 explores the key bible principles to the success and prosperity. The participant study guide is also available for the download. We will learn about the commands and promises that God gave to Joshua when he was about to be installed as leader of Israel. We will also draw some of the principles and practical tips on meditating and memorizing the word of God.
Identify your small group. Identify you topic. Begin and end on time. Introduce new comers. Mark keywords of your bible study topics. Visualize the picture. Ask relevant questions (It should not be too obvious or too hard!) If your small group does not understand, rephrase your question.