Character Studies

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  • Book cover for Jonah - God's Reluctant Prophet

    Jonah: God’s Reluctant Prophet

    Jonah’s struggle is our struggle. His pride and presumption is a reflection of our heart. His reluctance to do what God asked of him is a reminder that we too find it difficult to trust God when we do not understand His ways. By examining God’s work through the reluctant ministry of Jonah, this book will strengthen the faith of every serious student of God’s word whose desire is to better understand His heart for all people and our responsibility to reach them with the gospel.

  • Esther: Orphan, Queen, Heroine

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    The stories of Esther are written not only with the goal of understanding the narrative account found in the Bible, but to process the deeper doctrinal teachings that accompany each story. The narrative is coupled with concepts of doctrine, focus on the attributes of God, the study of basic Christian character traits, and a commandment of God which corresponds to the content of the story.

  • Elijah: Voice of Valor and Victory

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    This is one book in a series of Bible character studies written for the purpose of seeing transformation in the lives of those who read and study with this powerful training resource. The stories of Elijah are written not only with the goal of understanding the narrative account found in the Bible, but to process the deeper doctrinal teachings that accompany each story.

  • Daniel: More Than a Conqueror

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    The stories of Daniel are written not only for the purpose of understanding the narrative account found in the Bible, but to process the deeper doctrinal teachings that accompany each story. The narrative account therefore is coupled with concepts of doctrine, attributes of God, the study of basic character traits becoming to a believer, and a commandment of God or Jesus that connects to the content of the story.

  • Job: Blameless, Broken, Beautiful

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    The stories of Job are presented in narrative form; however, doctrinal truths, various aspects of the names of God, along with essential Christian character traits are included for study in each story giving the reader broader insight.

  • The Heart of the King

    “The Heart of the King” is an intensive examination of the hearts of King Saul and King David with an emphasis upon the kind of leader that gains the favor of God.