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Should a believer date an unbeliever? Don't take my opinion because it is just an opinion. Instead, let's look at 9 key principles from the Bible. Though the word "date" or even "court" is not mentioned in the Bible, it has everything we need to know for pursuing relationships.

If you are not married, this study could save you from heartache. If you already are married, this study can arm you ...

1 Thessalonians 3 Bible study.

Ever feel like you're trying to follow Jesus all by yourself? You don’t need to. You are not alone. Even Paul didn’t do ministry alone. In today’s passage, we will learn what made Paul tick and the importance of  team as we remember that God did not create us to serve Him alone. 

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Acts 4:23-37 Bible study.

When persecution hit, the early believers didn’t ask for protection or deliverance. What they prayed for might surprise you… and it’s a reminder of the types of prayers we should be praying today as well.

Acts 4:23-37 Bible study guide with companion discussion questions on our https://studyandobey.com/inductive-bible-study/acts/acts-4-23-37/

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Paul didn't just preach to others. He parented. Whether you are discipling others or parenting, this passage is for you. Paul showed us how to deeply care for and encourage for others. 

Do you tend to criticize or encourage more? 

Let's study 1 Thessalonians 2:10-20 together and be encouraged to be encouragers!

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Acts 4:1-22 Bible study.

What would you do if the government told you to stop talking about Jesus? Peter didn’t hesitate. He told the council of powerful religious leaders that he would obey God rather than man. In this passage we will examine what exactly that means, both for Peter and our lives today.

Acts 4:1-22 Bible study guide with companion discussion questions on our https://studyandobey.com/inductive-bibl...

Real ministry is not big numbers, exciting music, and flashy events. It is servant leadership. It is caring for people as individuals.

This Bible study in 1 Thessalonians 2 looks at Paul's example in how he cared for the Thessalonian church. Whether you are a parent, pastor, Bible teacher, or a help at church, Paul's model has much for us to learn.

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Acts 3:11-26 Bible study.

When you go out of your way to do a good deed, do you want others to notice you? Do you feel disappointed if no one thanks you? Today we are looking at the aftermath of Peter’s miracle in healing a cripple. From his response, we will learn the importance of humble giving God the credit.

We will also learn about taking advantage of every opportunity, even unexpected ones.

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Joshua's last speech is so powerful that it is still resonating today. The question he puts to the Israelites comes all the way to us: whom will you serve?

This Bible study on Joshua 24 looks at that question. Every day we face this choice. What will you choose?

This study is part of our ongoing Joshua Bible study series.

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Peter and John were about their normal day, just headed to the temple to pray. That is when they were interrupted from their regularly scheduled programing. In this Bible study on Acts 3, we will see what their response can teach us about how to react to surprises God may bring our way.

Acts 3:1-10 Bible study guide with companion discussion questions on our website - https://studyandobey.com/inductive-bible-study/acts/act...

How can I know God’s will for my life?

This is one of the most common and most important questions believers should ask.

In this study, we will look at a life-changing tool that will show us five clear ways to know you are following God's will and making the right decisions.

The full study on our website: https://studyandobey.com/how-can-i-know-gods-will-hand/

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As Joshua nears the end of his life, he gathers the people to deliver one final charge—stand firm, obey God's Word, and remember all He has done. In this chapter, we see Joshua’s heart for discipleship, his humility in giving glory to God, and his warning about the consequences of disobedience.

In this video, we walk through Joshua 23 verse by verse, exploring themes of spiritual legacy. What will you leave behind whe...

In this powerful passage from Acts 2:37–47, we witness the immediate response to Peter’s Pentecost sermon. The people were “cut to the heart” and asked, “What shall we do?” Peter's call to repentance, baptism, and receiving the Holy Spirit sparked a massive movement—about 3,000 souls were added that day. This moment marked the birth of the early church. They had radical fellowship.

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In this Bible study on Acts 2:14-36, we look at the first sermon ever preached after Jesus’ resurrection. It shook the world. He made a big claim; Jesus is Lord. And he backed it up. We will study Peter's message, his claim that “Jesus is Lord,” and how it applies to us today. 

As always, we seek not only to learn the theory of the Bible but how to put it into practice in practical ways.

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This Bible study on Joshua 22 is for everyday believers looking to be transformed by God's Word. In this passage, we look at at a misunderstanding that nearly led to a disastrous civil war. From this encounter, we will learn key communication principles that we can apply to our lives today. By doing so, we can protect our own relationships from the pitfalls of poor communication.

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We are continuing a live stream Bible study of Acts 2:1-13.  We are excited to dig deep into God's Word and consider how to apply it to our daily lives so that we will be transformed.

In this powerful story from Acts, the Holy Spirit descends on the disciples with wind and fire, launching the church into its global mission. What really happened at Pentecost? Why were tongues of fire involved? How can we surrender to t...

Bible study on Joshua 20-21. This Bible study is for everyday believers looking to apply God's Word to their lives. In this passage, we look at cities of refuge. We don't have them in our culture today, but the principles we get from them still apply.

We will learn the importance of personal responsibility. Also, we will see that God designed cities of refuge to ultimately point to Jesus, our only refuge.

We are continuing a live stream Bible study of Acts 1:12-26.  We are excited to dig deep into God's Word and consider how to apply it to our daily lives so that we will be transformed.

This study looks at the decision to replace Judas as a disciple with Matthias. Should we cast lots today? How to make wise decisions? This passage is PACKED with truths for us that if we apply them to our lives with transform us. Lookin...

Bible study on Joshua 12-19. In this passage, we see Israel's victories over Canaan, God's promises fulfilled, and Joshua's steadfast leadership. What does this have to do with today?

Every passage in the Bible is relevant and applicable. From these Scriptures and the lives of Caleb and Joshua , we look at the question, "When Should Christians Retire?" What do you think?

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