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Perfect in Knowledge I

Apostle Mary Banks · 6 chapters

Study Guide · Bible Study for Children

Plagues and Trumpets Children's Church Activity Book

Plagues and Trumpets Children's Church Companion is a vibrant, 110-page activity book designed to walk children through one of the Bible's most dramatic and meaningful parallels: the ten plagues of Exodus and the seven trumpets of Revelation. Spanning twelve weekly lessons, this resource helps young learners discover how God has always used warnings to draw people to Himself, from Moses confronting Pharaoh in ancient Egypt to the prophetic visions given to John in the book of Revelation. Each week introduces a new theme, such as God's power, His protection, the reality of death and resurrection, and the ultimate kingship of Jesus Christ. Children engage with the material through colorful illustrations to color, fill-in-the-blank scripture exercises, cut-and-paste activities, drawing prompts, and memory verse practice drawn from the King James Version of the Bible. Key passages include Hebrews 3:15, Psalm 46:1, John 8:12, Romans 5:9, and Revelation 11:15, among many others. The book culminates in a call to personal faith, inviting children to accept Jesus as their Savior and follow His plan for their lives. A closing poem and an encouragement to share their artwork make this resource feel warm, celebratory, and community-oriented. This companion is ideal for children's church teachers, Sunday school instructors, homeschooling parents, and vacation Bible school programs serving children in the early elementary age range. It requires no prior Bible knowledge, making it accessible to both churched and unchurched children. Its unique side-by-side approach to Exodus and Revelation makes it a standout tool for introducing prophetic themes in a safe, age-appropriate, and visually engaging way.

Mary Banks · 1 chapter

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Pointers For Effective Teaching

"Pointers for Teaching" by Michael Thomas offers practical guidance for ministers to enhance their teaching skills. The book emphasizes the importance of Focused Teaching and the need to eliminate Fillers in presentations. It also distinguishes between Teaching and Preaching, stressing the value of staying connected with the Holy Spirit and providing scriptural references. Embracing questions from the audience is encouraged. Whether youre an experienced minister or a new teacher, this book equips you to deliver impactful, concise, and biblically grounded teachings that resonate with your audience.

Apostle Michael Thomas · 1 chapter

Study Guide · Fasting

¿Por Qué Ayunamos?

¿Por Qué Ayunamos? es una guía de estudio concisa y práctica que reencuadra el ayuno como algo mucho más profundo que simplemente saltarse comidas. Basándose en pasajes clave de la Escritura, incluyendo Romanos 12:1, Mateo 6:16-18 y Mateo 4:4, este folleto guía a los lectores a través del fundamento bíblico del ayuno como un sacrificio significativo ofrecido a Dios, y no como una actuación para los demás. Los lectores aprenderán a identificar de qué deben ayunar examinando sus propios hábitos y rutinas diarias, asegurando que el sacrificio sea genuino y personalmente significativo. La guía aborda la importancia de purificarse de influencias impías durante el ayuno, enfatizando que el verdadero ayuno consiste en negar la carne y acercarse más a Dios en comunión. Una sección dedicada aborda los desafíos prácticos del aburrimiento y el hambre, ofreciendo aliento basado en el propio ejemplo de Jesús al resistir la tentación en el desierto. Los lectores reciben consejos concretos para llenar el tiempo de ayuno con oración, lectura de la Biblia, adoración y expresiones creativas de fe. El folleto concluye con una reflexión sobre el ayuno que incluye siete preguntas guiadas, diseñadas para ayudar a los lectores a procesar y documentar su experiencia de ayuno, registrar su crecimiento espiritual e identificar las lecciones aprendidas. Esta guía es ideal tanto para nuevos creyentes que exploran las disciplinas espirituales por primera vez, como para cristianos con más experiencia que desean redescubrir el corazón y el propósito detrás de su práctica de ayuno. Su lenguaje claro, su contenido fundamentado en la Escritura y sus preguntas de reflexión interactivas la convierten en un valioso recurso para la devoción personal, el estudio en grupos pequeños o las iniciativas de ayuno a nivel congregacional.

Mary Banks · 1 chapter

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PORTRAITS OF THE WORD DANCE & DRAMA MINISTRY TRAINING Study Guide

Apostle Mary Banks · 1 chapter

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Prayer and Prophets

Apostle Mary Banks · 4 chapters

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PRAYER COUNCIL Study Guide

Apostle Mary Banks · 8 chapters

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Prayer in the Church

Apostle Mary Banks · 3 chapters

Study Guide · Spiritual Life

Prayer Study Guide

An interactive study guide for deepening your prayer life.

Jane Smith · 0 chapters

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PRAYING IN THE SPIRIT

Apostle Mary Banks · 3 chapters

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Preaching the Gospel of the Kingdom

Apostle Mary Banks · 5 chapters

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Prepared to Serve

Apostle Mary Banks · 3 chapters

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Prophetic Warriors

Apostle Michael Thomas · 2 chapters

Study Guide · Ministry Leadership

Prueba y Ve

Prueba y Ve: Una guía para desarrollar pureza y fe en el corazón de un líder es una obra profundamente práctica y espiritualmente reflexiva de Mary Banks, escrita específicamente para quienes son llamados a liderar en el cuerpo de Cristo. Partiendo del Salmo 34:8, el libro desafía a los ministros a ir más allá del conocimiento intelectual de Dios hacia una experiencia genuina y transformadora de su carácter. A lo largo de once capítulos enfocados, los lectores son guiados a través de temas esenciales: qué significa verdaderamente probar a Dios, la naturaleza de su amor y consuelo, el grave peligro de pecar contra lo que Dios ya te ha convencido, y la importancia crítica de la pureza en los motivos y acciones de un líder. Mary Banks aborda la sutil tentación de la manipulación, la mala identificación de la provisión de Dios como lucha, y la tendencia de los ministros modernos a olvidar su rendición original a Dios. El libro también explora cómo Dios preserva intencionalmente la dependencia en el ministerio, usando la historia de Gedeón como ilustración clave, y por qué la ambición de un ministro debe ser completamente rendida para que se establezca una autoridad espiritual genuina. Cada capítulo avanza hacia una convicción central: el objetivo del ministerio no es simplemente el desempeño, sino la formación de un corazón que esté de acuerdo con Dios. Esta guía es ideal para pastores, líderes de ministerio, maestros de la Escritura y discípulos comprometidos que desean pasar de describir el carácter de Dios a vivirlo verdaderamente. Es a la vez un recurso devocional personal y una herramienta para el desarrollo del liderazgo, escrita con calidez pastoral y directness profética.

Mary Banks · 11 chapters

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PSA Study Guide

Apostle Mary Banks · 8 chapters

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Pursuing the Anointing

Apostle Mary Banks · 1 chapter

Study Guide · Repentance

Repentance - How Do I Know I Am Forgiven?

Many believers struggle with a haunting question after they have sinned: am I truly forgiven? In this concise but powerful study guide, Mary Banks addresses that question head-on, grounding every answer in the unchanging character of God and the clear promises of Scripture. Drawing from 1 John 1:9, Ezekiel 33:12, 2 Corinthians 7:9-12, and Jude 1:24-25, the author walks readers through the essential elements of genuine repentance and explains why some believers remain spiritually stuck even after saying the words 'I repent.' Using the example of the Corinthian church and Paul's corrective epistle, Banks unpacks seven key fruits of true repentance: carefulness, clearing of oneself, indignation, fear of the Lord, vehement desire, zeal, and revenge through vindication. Each element is examined with pastoral clarity, helping readers identify where their own repentance may be incomplete or self-serving. The guide also exposes common pitfalls such as worldly sorrow, defensive self-justification, and the fear of losing status rather than the fear of God. This study is ideal for individual believers seeking assurance of forgiveness, small group discipleship settings, and ministry leaders who walk others through the repentance process. It is written in accessible, direct language that challenges readers to move beyond surface-level apology into the deep, transformative work of godly sorrow. Readers will finish with a clear framework for repentance, renewed confidence in God's faithfulness to forgive, and practical tools to walk in sustained holiness.

Mary Banks · 1 chapter

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Revealing Christ to the Nations

Apostle Mary Banks · 4 chapters

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Rightly Dividing the Word

Apostle Mary Banks · 3 chapters

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SisterHood Study Guide

Apostle Mary Banks · 6 chapters

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So Great a Salvation

Apostle Mary Banks · 6 chapters

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Sons.Training

Apostle Mary Banks · 28 chapters

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Sons.Training II

Apostle Mary Banks · 16 chapters

Study Guide · Holy Spirit

Speaking in Tongues

This study guide by Brother Michael offers a thorough, Bible-centered examination of one of Christianity's most debated topics: speaking in tongues. Rather than dismissing or blindly accepting the practice, the author walks readers through the Scriptures with clarity and balance, tracing the origin of tongues all the way back to Genesis 11 and the Tower of Babel before moving into the New Testament accounts at Pentecost in Acts 2. Readers will discover that the Bible describes multiple distinct manifestations of tongues, each serving a different divine purpose. The study carefully distinguishes between tongues as a miraculous sign that gathers and unifies people for the preaching of the Gospel, the unknown tongue used for personal edification and prayer to God as described in 1 Corinthians 14, and the groanings of the Holy Spirit in intercession found in Romans 8. This last distinction is particularly valuable, as many believers have incorrectly grouped groanings together with speaking in tongues. Brother Michael also addresses the role of pride on both sides of the debate, calling out those who may perform tongues for show as well as those who dismiss the gift out of intellectual skepticism. He grounds his conclusions in Paul's instruction that all things be done decently and in order, affirming the gift while calling for spiritual maturity in its use. This study is ideal for new believers seeking clarity, seasoned Christians wanting a deeper understanding of spiritual gifts, and church leaders navigating questions about tongues in their congregations. It is accessible, honest, and firmly rooted in Scripture throughout.

Brother Michael · 4 chapters