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  • Bible Study: Jesus saves and satisfies
    by Staff/LifeWay Christian Resources, posted Thursday, July 30, 2020 (2 years ago)

    Jesus provides an eternal salvation that not only looks to the future, but provides sustenance that satisfies on the present journey. Read More

  • Bible Study: Judgment God allows
    by Staff/LifeWay Christian Resources, posted Thursday, July 02, 2020 (2 years ago)

    We might look righteous to ourselves, but Jesus teaches that examining our own sin first is a prerequisite to judging others. Not only that, but keeping the law must flow from a heart submitted to the God who sees the heart. Read More

  • Bible Study: Do you have 'saving faith' in Jesus?
    by Staff/LifeWay Christian Resources, posted Thursday, June 04, 2020 (2 years ago)

    Jesus healed 10 lepers when they pled for His mercy in Luke 17, but only one had the heart to express thanks. In Jesus, the cleansed man found a saving faith and fixed his eyes on Christ for his every need, appreciating that Christ alone saved him. Read More

  • Bible Study: Inviting others to Christ
    by Staff/LifeWay Christian Resources, posted Thursday, April 30, 2020 (3 years ago)

    Jesus focused his ministry on calling sinners to repentance. Never once did Jesus lose sight of this aim. Unfortunately, we can lose sight of this purpose in our lives, churches and ministries. But evangelism must not be sacrificed for the sake of discipleship, and vice versa. Read More

  • Bible Study: Change that leads to repentance
    by Staff/LifeWay Christian Resources, posted Thursday, April 02, 2020 (3 years ago)

    Repentance is changing one's way of life as a result of a dramatic change in thought. But this raises the question, "Change our thoughts about what?" We need to change how we view the kingdom of heaven, change how we see our sin, and change how we see God. Read More

  • Bible Study: Choosing God's righteousness
    by Staff/LifeWay Christian Resources, posted Thursday, February 27, 2020 (3 years ago)

    Jesus' sacrifice in the place of sinners means the presence, peace, power and perfection of Christ may now become inseparable parts of who we are, because we are in Him and He is in us. Read More

  • Dads use Gospel Project to disciple their sons
    by Bob Smietana, posted Tuesday, September 29, 2015 (7 years ago)

    Photo by Bob Leverone
    DENVER, N.C. (BP) -- About once a month, a group of fathers and sons gather for barbecue, basketball and the Bible at the Charlotte-area Denver Baptist Church in North Carolina.

    The concerned fathers wanted to spend time helping their sons learn how to better follow Jesus, so they started meeting a few years ago. Read More

  • Preaching through Bible has risks, pastors say
    by Lisa Cannon Green, posted Wednesday, June 24, 2015 (7 years ago)

    Photo by John Swain/NAMB
    COLUMBUS, Ohio (BP) -- Preaching straight through the Bible has its risks, pastors acknowledged in a panel discussion held during the Southern Baptist Convention's annual meeting in Columbus, Ohio.

    Panelists urged a balance between verse-by-verse explanation and sermons on specific topics at a June 16 breakfast meeting sponsored by The Gospel Project, a curriculum series of LifeWay Christian Resources. Read More

  • LifeWay reports strategic changes

    by Lisa Cannon Green, posted Monday, June 22, 2015 (7 years ago)

    By Paul W. Lee
    COLUMBUS, Ohio (BP) -- LifeWay Christian Resources is poised to reach a million people this fall with its Christ-centered curriculum, The Gospel Project, leaders announced at the Southern Baptist Convention annual meeting in Columbus.

    During his report to SBC messengers, LifeWay President Thom S. Rainer laid out three strategic changes LifeWay is making to prepare for the future and serve churches more effectively. These strategic changes include selling its sprawling headquarters in downtown Nashville later this year and building a smaller facility nearby. Read More