How To Studies

This is a series of studies designed to maximize your understanding of the Bible and your response to the Bible. It identifies the Bible as the inspired, authoritative, trustworthy and final Word of God, affirms the unity of the Bible, establishes principles for valid use of the Bible, and alerts the reader to contemporary defective attitudes to the Bible.

How is the Christian supposed to deal with guilt? Is there such a thing as false guilt? What is the difference between true guilt and guilt feelings? These are some of the questions answered by this liberating study. If you are using it for group study plan to take two or three weeks to cover it so that its impact is not lost.

How to Deal with False Teaching is a series of studies that presents an analysis of what the Bible says about false teachers and false teaching. It is in some ways a very hard-hitting series of studies with the potential to offend. Its purpose, however, is to alert Christians to the serious dangers of false teaching, to the nature of false teaching, to the horrific impacts of false teaching that are described in the Bible, and to the many, many warnings against false teaching given in the Bible. It also identifies the kinds of false teaching that can be observed in contemporary Christianity. These studies are available as a paperback here.

This series provides simple guidelines especially for those who want to prepare their own Bible Studies for use in a small group setting. However the methodologies detailed can be readily applied both to personal Bible Study and to sermon preparation.

These studies aim to equip you to define and defend the Biblical faith in the presence of contemporary secular and religious mindsets that seduce the thinking of both individual believers and the church corporately.