Teach your students how to study the Bible by exploring the different genres in the Bible, demonstrating correct application to modern life, and showing them how to obey the Word of God.

You and your students can examine the scriptural teaching on missions and review highlights from the history of missions. This book suggests various ways to become involved in missions through your local church and emphasizes a layperson's involvement in missions work.

Students will learn the Bible's relevance to every area of life through a fresh approach demonstrating the Bible's relationship to fields such as history, literature, math, and science.

Inspire your students to live a passionate, God-centered life as they study what it means to suffer for Christ. More than just a history of Christian martyrs, this book equips young people to see the purpose of God in suffering so that their faith might triumph in the day of adversity.

Walking by the Spirit surveys the person and work of the Holy Spirit in the Old and New Testaments. The book focuses on the Spirit’s role in salvation and His continuing work in aiding believers in sanctification. It also answers some of the troubling questions that many people ask about the Spirit's work in this age.

How Firm a Foundation! explains how we know the Bible is true, how we know which books belong in the Bible, and how we know we have God’s Word today. The student text includes interactive exercises that show how biblical manuscripts were copied and maintained. Short answer, true/false, multiple choice, and essay questions at the end of each of the five chapters provide review for the student.

What guides us through life under the sun is the wisdom that lies beyond it, the wisdom of God alone. Explore with your students the riches of the oft-misunderstood book of Ecclesiastes and discover God's life-shaping message to young people of all times.

Use this comparative worldview study to teach your students to defend their Christian beliefs against the claims of competing worldviews. The course covers the history and basic tenets of Hinduism, Buddhism, secular humanism, postmodernism, and Christianity. The student book is creatively presented in story form.

That I May Know Him Student Text presents basic Christian living skills by focusing on the example of Jesus Christ as portrayed in the Gospel of Mark. It also analyzes Christ's relationship to various groups duing his earthly ministry.

A Workman Not Ashamed can influence a young man who believes he has been called to the ministry as he recognizes his potential for Christ and develops his God-given gifts and abilities.

Beyond the Sun presents an expositional view of Ecclesiastes, revealing God's perspective on the meaning of life in a fallen world. What guides us through life under the sun is the wisdom that lies beyond it, the wisdom of God alone.

God and His Ways presents five key aspects of systematic theology: God, man, Christ, salvation, and the church in the context of everyday living.

How Firm a Foundation! introduces the student to how we got our Bible, how we know which books belong in the Bible, and how the Bible was transmitted and translated. It focuses on inspiration, canonicity, and authority. A complete copy and paraphrase of the translator's preface to the King James Version of the Bible explains the translators' philosophy of translation.

In God's Presence presents the principles of music as they relate to God's holiness. It uses a study of Chronicles to illustrate the nature of music and to show how Scripture guides musical choices.

Martyrdom: The Final Triumph of Faith challenges teenagers to live God-centered lives and equips them to see God's purpose in the suffering of Christians so that their faith might triumph in the day of adversity.

Personal Evangelism and Discipleship gives a biblical foundation and practical methods for personal evangelism and discipleship. Includes integrated activities in soul-winning and discipleship and incorporates material from Witnessing for Christ and Basics for Believers

Publish Great Things presents highlights from the history of missions, emphasizes the involvement of laypersons, and addresses principles and procedures of missions.

That I May Know Him presents basic Christian living skills by focusing on the example of Jesus as portrayed in the Gospel of Mark. It also analyzes Christ's relationship to various groups during his earthly ministry.

The Way of the Word teaches methods of Bible study, including principles of interpretation and application. It includes exercises that study a passage according to genre and context and apply Scripture to contemporary situations.

Walking by the Spirit surveys the person and work of the Holy Spirit in the Old and New Testaments, focusing on the Spirit's role in salvation and sanctification. It also answers some of teh troubling questions that many people ask about the Spirit's work in this age.

What Is Truth? contrasts the Christian worldview with the basic tenets of Hinduism, Buddhism, secular humanism, and post-modernism. Use this comparative worldview study to teach your students to defend their Christian beliefs against the claims of competing worldviews.

Who Is This Jesus? is a comparative religion study that teaches your student to defend Christian beliefs against the errors of other religions and heretical sects. The course covers the history and basic doctrine of Judaism, Islam, Mormonism, the Jehovah's Witnesses, and Christianity. The student book is creatively presented in a dialog.

Why the Bible Matters explains the Bible's design and function; how the Bible relates to science, history, and literature; and why the Bible is vital in making decisions.

Who Is This Jesus? Teacher’s Edition helps the teacher guide students through a study of major world religions and how these religions view Jesus. The teacher’s edition features recommendations on what would be the most effective approach and how to organize the material. Teaching objectives and strategies are listed at the beginning of each chapter, and reduced pages of the student text are also presented.

This module surveys the person and work of the Holy Spirit in the Old and New Testaments. The book focuses on the Spirit's role in salvation and His continuing work in aiding believers in sanctification. It also answers some of the troubling questions that many people ask about the Spirit's work in this age.

Use this comparative worldview study to teach your students to defend their Christian beliefs against the claims of competing worldviews. The course covers the history and basic tenets of Hinduism, Buddhism, secular humanism, postmodernism, and Christianity. The student book is creatively presented in story form.

This module analyzes Christ's relationship to various groups of people in the book of Mark. Each chapter emphasizes basic Christian living skills based on Christ's ministry.

Inspire your students to live a passionate, God-centered life as they study what it means to suffer for Christ. More than just a history of Christian martyrs, this book equips young people to see the purpose of God in suffering so that their faith might triumph in the day of adversity.

What guides us through life under the sun is the wisdom that lies beyond it, the wisdom of God alone. Explore with your students the riches of the oft-misunderstood book of Ecclesiastes and discover God's life-shaping message to young people of all times.

You and your students can examine the scriptural teaching on missions and review highlights from the history of missions. This book suggests various ways to become involved in missions through your local church and emphasizes a layperson's involvement in missions work. Publish Great Things is part of the Bible Modular Series. These short issue-oriented courses for teenagers and adults can stand alone as a six- to eight-week course or adapt to supplement a full Bible program.