Wisdom, derived from understanding the Bible and combining worldly experiences, is the key to practical faith, enabling personal growth, prosperity, and comprehension of life's issues. This first part of Proverbs explores the nature of wisdom and the kind of people who find it.

The "What is the gospel?" question is central to Christian faith and theology, with scholars focusing on various aspects such as Jesus Christ's lordship, salvation, atonement, resurrection, and God's redemptive plan. These perspectives offer a comprehensive understanding of the gospel, encouraging believers to explore its meaning and implications for their lives and the world.

This course explores the doctrine of salvation, or soteriology, in Christian faith. It covers twelve critical aspects of salvation, focusing on biblical, theological, and practical dimensions. The course explores sin, the necessity of salvation, and the ultimate glory of eternal life with God. The workbook serves as a companion for both new and seasoned believers, equipping readers with knowledge and inspiring them to live out the implications of salvation in their daily lives.

This workbook is designed to accompany you on a year-long journey through the New Testament, offering a structured and enriching reading experience.

The First Epistle of John serves as a profound exploration of Christian faith, focusing on the nature of God, the reality of Jesus Christ, and the implications of these truths for Christian living. Its pastoral tone and emphasis on love, truth, and ethical living make it a vital component of New Testament theology and Christian spirituality.

This workbook is crafted to accompany you as you delve into one of the most dynamic and pivotal books of the New Testament. Acts is not just a historical account; it’s a vibrant narrative that continues to resonate with believers today.

This workbook is designed to guide you through the foundational Christian doctrine of inspiration. As you embark on this journey, you will explore the profound belief that the Scriptures are not merely human words but the very Word of God, divinely communicated to humanity through the instrumentality of human authors.

Authored by the Apostle Paul, 1 Thessalonians is a letter rich in pastoral care, eschatological hope, and ethical exhortation, addressing a young Christian community in Thessalonica. This workbook aims to unpack the theological depths and practical wisdom of this epistle, making it accessible and relevant to contemporary believers.