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This 7-session Bible study on Colossians by Mark Meynell will help us to mature into confident, fruitful Christians as we trust that Christ alone is all we need to be right with God.
Each session will draw you to look closely at the Bible text and apply it meaningfully to your everyday life. It includes questions that open up discussion, optional personal reflections, and a concise Leader’s Guide.
Flexible and easy to use, Good Book Guides are perfect for both groups and individuals.
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There is an accompanying expository guide available for those wanting an even more in-depth study or for those teaching the Bible to others.
"The Good Book Guides are easily the most consistently faithful and helpful small-group workbooks available.” Adrian Reynolds, Director of the Proclamation Trust
"God-centered, application-oriented, and driven by the text throughout, this resource is a gift to God’s church." Matt Smethurst, lead pastor of River City Baptist Church in Richmond, Virginia, editor at the Gospel Coalition, and author.
(Review written for 'Colossians: Confident Christianity')
We find the study guides for bible books a useful basis for our discussions. Research can be used to add history and context. We’ve been using them for few years .
(Review written for 'Colossians: Confident Christianity')
Colossians is the 3rd study in this series that we've used with our group of non-native speakers. These questions are clear and make it easier to understand and apply the text. It's led to meaningful and helpful discussions. We love this series and hope to use more guides.
(Review written for 'Colossians: Confident Christianity')
Maybe if you were doing this study with a group of theological students then it could work, but my wife and I are leading a Bible study group for young parents who aren't very far on in their Christian walk, haven't had much solid teaching all their lives, and this study was just too complicated for them. In fact we ended up not doing it. Even I found the questions rather difficult to wrap my mind around.
