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Download free Bible study guides written by Bill Rehwald to help you explore God’s Word. Perfect for personal study, small groups, or church discussions—available in print-friendly and digital formats. No cost, just growth!
The Book of James challenges believers to live out their faith through actions, not just words. It offers practical guidance on enduring trials, controlling speech, resisting temptation, and serving others selflessly. Rooted in wisdom from Proverbs and the teachings of Jesus, this study calls Christians to genuine, active faith that reflects God’s transformative work in their lives.
Paul's letter to the Philippians is a heartfelt reminder to rejoice in the Lord, even amidst suffering. Written from prison, it emphasizes unity, humility, and perseverance while encouraging believers to adopt Christ’s selfless mindset. This study highlights how joy and faithfulness in adversity can advance the gospel and deepen our relationship with Christ.
Often called “The Twelve,” the Minor Prophets are the “forgotten books” of the Bible, rarely discussed in church settings. They reveal two central themes: humanity’s sinful nature and God’s unwavering love and patience despite our wavering commitment to Him. Studying these prophetic books is essential for understanding the heart of Scripture and the teachings of Jesus.
The study of the Seven Churches in Revelation reveals Jesus’ messages of encouragement, critique, and correction to early Christian communities. Each church reflects timeless lessons on faithfulness, repentance, and readiness for Christ’s return. This study challenges believers today to examine their hearts and churches, aligning themselves with God’s truth and purpose.
The Psalms of Ascent (Psalms 120–134) are rich songs of spiritual formation, historically sung by Jewish pilgrims on their challenging journey to Jerusalem. Drawing on Eugene Peterson’s A Long Obedience in the Same Direction, this study explores these Psalms as “Songs of the Pilgrim Ways,” reflecting the call to discipleship and following Jesus. Through this lens, the study invites believers to deepen their faith and commitment as they journey toward God’s presence.
The Gospel of Mark presents a fast-paced account of Jesus’ life, ministry, and ultimate sacrifice, emphasizing His authority and servant-hearted mission. Written during a time of persecution, it provides encouragement to early Christians while focusing on Jesus as the Messiah who came to serve, suffer, and save. Through vivid narratives of miracles, parables, and teachings, Mark challenges readers to follow Christ with faith, humility, and endurance.