The overall theme of the Old Testament Book of Exodus: God delivering His people from the grip of Egypt's false gods. After God rescues them from slavery, God provides the Law, the sacrificial system, and the way to worship Him. God was in the midst of His sinful people! Study this amazing book with a small group or adult Sunday School class, as it shows us who God is and what He requires from His people in the true deliverer, Jesus Christ.

This teacher's manual is divided into 13 lessons, including all the Scripture text in the English Standard Version (ESV). The format is mainly lecture, but can include as much discussion as your context and time together allows. Each lesson is divided into three sections: Opening, Rewind, and Bible Investigation.

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Ephesians offers vital instruction in the truths of our redemption in Jesus Christ, in the necessity of the unity of the church, and proper conduct in the church, home, and the world. Study Paul's epistle to the church with a group of adults in Sunday School or as a small group.

This teacher's manual is divided into 13 lessons, including all the Scripture text in the English Standard Version (ESV). The format is mainly lecture, but can include as much discussion as your context and time together allows. Each lesson is divided into three sections: Opening, Rewind, and Bible Investigation.

For a sample lesson, click here.

The English word "apology" comes from a Greek word which means "to give a defense." Christian apologetics, then, is the art and science of giving a defense of what we believe as Christians. The first of a four-part series on apologetics begins with a defense of who God is and what truth is. This course is vital for adult Christians as so many of us have difficulty communicating what we believe in a clear and loving way.

This teacher's manual is divided into 13 lessons, including all the Scripture text in the English Standard Version (ESV). The format is mainly lecture, but can include as much discussion as your context and time together allows. Each lesson is divided into three sections: Opening, Rewind, and Bible Implementation.

For a sample lesson, click here.

The true story of a man called Job gives us a close-up view of tragedy and deep grief. This Old Testament book gives us amazing insight and wisdom regarding our own suffering as well as how to counsel others who are suffering. At the center of the story is a sovereign, all-powerful God who defeats Satan, reveals Himself to His people, and redeems and restores Job. You and your students have the great opportunity to grow in your knowledge and love for God as you work through this book together.

This teacher's manual is divided into 13 lessons, including all the Scripture text in the English Standard Version (ESV). The format is mainly lecture, but can include as much discussion as your context and time together allows. Each lesson is divided into three sections: Opening, Rewind, and Bible Investigation.

For a sample lesson, click here.