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Following God Through the Bible
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ISBN: 9780899570303
MSRP $14.99 160 Pages
8.5 x 11 inches
Paperback Student Workbook
Bette Nordberg knows how to bring the Bible to life. In this Old Testament study, Bette asks students first to observe the text of Jeremiah, then to understand the text and finally to apply the biblical passage. Using this three-part technique, any student—regardless of prior biblical experience—can mine valuable gems from Jeremiah’s account. After establishing the historical setting of the book, students begin with Jeremiah’s call to ministry. Then, working with ever-larger sections of scripture, students will complete the entire fifty-two chapters in eight weeks. Nearly every page of this study is enhanced by historical, contemporary, and archeological sidebars—the familiar Following God series features that thousands have come to love. Students will learn about siege warfare, water management, and the Babylonian Dynasty while wrestling with challenging applications for modern believers. These applications include topics such as: God’s definition of success, the cost of serving God, the danger of disobedience, and God’s faithful care of those who love him. In the final lesson, students will use other scriptures to see how God keeps his word through Jeremiah.
Sample Table of Contents:
- Lesson One: God Calls a Boy
- Lesson Two; Refreshing the Soul
- Lesson Three: Knowing God
- Lesson Four: Clinging to God
- Lesson Five: The Cost of Serving God
- Lesson Six: When Bad News is Good News
- Lesson Seven; Redefining Success
- Lesson Eight: God Keeps His Word.
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In 1977, Bette Nordberg graduated with a BS in Physical Therapy from the University of Washington. Since 1990, she has been published in periodicals, in drama venues, devotions, and books—both fiction and non-fiction. Her fiction projects include the award-winning Serenity Bay (Bethany House Publishers, 2000) and Thin Air (Bethany House, 2002). Non Fiction projects include Encouraging Words for the First Hundred Days (AMG Publishers. 2003)
Bette and her husband Kim (married 32 years) have four children, two college graduates and two WSU students. They make their home in Puyallup, Washington, where they helped plant Lighthouse Christian Church. At church, Bette edits the women’s ministry newsletter and teaches Christian Life Classes. In her free time, Bette plays cello, knits and rides her well-worn Trek 5200 bicycle.
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