Words swirl around us and opinions are expressed with little thought and less humility. Can you imagine posting, “Woe is me! For I am lost; for I am a [woman] of unclean lips, and I dwell in the midst of a people of unclean lips; for my eyes have seen the King, the LORD of hosts!” (Isa. 6:5)? Studying the book of Isaiah is a great place to start to learn humility. Isaiah uses “holy” to describe God more than all the other Old Testament books combined and then reveals a way that God can make us holy - because Christ’s humility leads to our holiness. Table of Contents: Introduction to Isaiah Lesson 1: The Lord Confronts, Consoles, and Condemns (Isaiah 1-5) Lesson 2: The Holy Lord Sends (Isaiah 6-12) Lesson 3: The Lord of Hosts Reigns (Isaiah 13-27) Lesson 4: A Remnant Will Be Redeemed (Isaiah 28-35) Lesson 5: In Whom Do You Now Trust? (Isaiah 36-37) Lesson 6: Deliverance and Declaration (Isaiah 38-39) Lesson 7: The Lord Who Comforts (Isaiah 40:1-44:23) Lesson 8: The Superior Servant (Isaiah 44:24-55:13) Lesson 9: The Lord Sanctifies His People (Isaiah 56:1-59:13) Lesson 10: The Covenant-Keeper and Crimson-Conqueror (Isaiah 59:14-63:6) Lesson 11: A Praying People and A Promise-Keeping God (Isaiah 63:7-66:24)
Author Sarah Ivill contends, “As we study prayer through the lens of the unfolding story of Scripture, it will teach us how to pray, but more importantly it will reveal the Covenant God to whom we pray.” And just such an endeavor provides the foundation and motivation necessary to enrich our prayer life. See how Old Testament prayers find their fulfillment and transformation in Christ. Discover boldness and joy in prayer because Christ is the high priest who gives us access to the throne of grace. Moreover, look forward to an eternity in which our prayers will consist of unhindered praise. Table of Contents: A Note from Sarah Acknowledgements Introduction to Biblical Theology 1. The Lord Who Calls: From Creation to the Fall 2. The Lord Who Is Worthy to Be Called On: From the Fall to the Flood 3. The God Who Is Faithful: From the Flood to the Patriarchs 4. The God Who Remembers: From the Patriarchs to Moses 5. The Lord God Who Hears: From Moses to David and Solomon 6. The Lord Who Is Trustworthy: From Solomon to the Exile 7. The God Who Forgives: From the Exile to the Return to the Land 8. The Lord Who Prays: The Inauguration of the Kingdom 9. The Lord Who Is with Us by His Spirit: The Inter-advent Age 10. The Lord Who Is Coming Soon: The Consummation of the Kingdom
Today, many of us have lost our appreciation for the beauty of both covenant theology and covenant community, and this has had dire consequences, such as misunderstandings of theology as well as individualism and isolationism in the church. Author Sarah Ivill believes that a key solution to this problem is a robust understanding of covenant theology, which will deepen our knowledge of Scripture and enable us to truly serve our sisters by pointing them to Christ. In The Covenantal Life, the author clearly and concisely sets forth the beauty of covenant theology and covenant community and encourages us to learn sound doctrine so that we can think biblically about the circumstances in our lives-and then help our sisters in Christ to do so as well.
Words swirl around us and opinions are expressed with little thought and less humility. Can you imagine posting, “Woe is me! For I am lost; for I am a [woman] of unclean lips, and I dwell in the midst of a people of unclean lips; for my eyes have seen the King, the LORD of hosts!” (Isa. 6:5)? Studying the book of Isaiah is a great place to start to learn humility. Isaiah uses “holy” to describe God more than all the other Old Testament books combined and then reveals a way that God can make us holy - because Christ’s humility leads to our holiness. Table of Contents: Introduction to Isaiah Lesson 1: The Lord Confronts, Consoles, and Condemns (Isaiah 1-5) Lesson 2: The Holy Lord Sends (Isaiah 6-12) Lesson 3: The Lord of Hosts Reigns (Isaiah 13-27) Lesson 4: A Remnant Will Be Redeemed (Isaiah 28-35) Lesson 5: In Whom Do You Now Trust? (Isaiah 36-37) Lesson 6: Deliverance and Declaration (Isaiah 38-39) Lesson 7: The Lord Who Comforts (Isaiah 40:1-44:23) Lesson 8: The Superior Servant (Isaiah 44:24-55:13) Lesson 9: The Lord Sanctifies His People (Isaiah 56:1-59:13) Lesson 10: The Covenant-Keeper and Crimson-Conqueror (Isaiah 59:14-63:6) Lesson 11: A Praying People and A Promise-Keeping God (Isaiah 63:7-66:24)
The New Testament book of Romans declares the gospel according to Paul, tracing the good news of what Jesus has done within the framework of salvation history—creation, the fall, redemption, and consummation. In this twelve-lesson Bible study, Sarah Ivill provides students of Scripture with an in-depth look at this profound epistle that explains the gospel of God and encourages them to strive for obedience to the faith. Each lesson includes the following features: An introduction that provides a big picture of the lesson, showing how it applies to your head, heart, and hands. A personal study section of questions that helps you dig deeply into God’s Word. A section that puts it all together, which aims to answer any lingering questions you may have after your personal study. A section of questions for helping students study the Word of God in community. Useful for either individual or group studies, Romans includes suggestions for Bible study leaders, an overview of the history of redemption and revelation, and an overview of what it means to study Christ in all of Scripture.
The Old Testament books of Ezra and Nehemiah offer a timeless message of hope to Christians, reminding us that Jesus came to set us free from our own Babylonian captivity by becoming the true temple, living Word, and the One who is preparing a city where the walls are perfectly pure and secure. In this eleven-lesson Bible study, Sarah Ivill provides students of Scripture with an in-depth look at these two small books filled with great truths which will encourage them to trust that the good hand of God is on them. Each lesson includes the following features: An introduction that provides a big picture of the lesson, showing how it applies to your head, heart, and hands. A personal study section of questions that helps you dig deeply into God’s Word. A section that puts it all together, which aims to answer any lingering questions you may have after your personal study. A section of questions for helping students study the Word of God in community. Useful for either individual or group studies, Ezra and Nehemiah an overview of the history of redemption and revelation and an overview of what it means to study Christ in all of Scripture.
The New Testament books of 1 and 2 Peter and Jude offer a timeless message of hope to Christians living in a post-truth culture that seeks salvation in false, futile saviors and rejects Jesus Christ as the way, the truth, and the life. In this ten-lesson Bible study, Sarah Ivill provides students of Scripture with an in-depth look at these three small epistles filled with great truths that will encourage them to remain steadfast in the faith in a world hostile to believers. Each lesson includes the following features: An introduction that provides a big picture of the lesson, showing how it applies to your mind, heart, and hands. A personal study section of questions that helps you dig deeply into God’s Word. A section that puts it all together, which aims to answer any lingering questions you may have after your personal study. A section of questions for helping students study the Word of God in community. Useful for either individual or group studies, 1 Peter, 2 Peter, and Jude includes suggestions for Bible study leaders, an overview of the history of redemption and revelation, and an overview of what it means to study Christ in all of Scripture.
Today many of us are figuratively drinking from broken cisterns that hold no water. Rather than finding satisfaction in God, the Fountain of living waters, we seek to satisfy ourselves with the broken cisterns of this world, and we remain discontented. In Broken Cisterns , Sarah Ivill exposes these broken cisterns—addictions to things like social media, physical appearance, shopping, sex, and others. She helps us understand why we are drawn to these things and how dangerous it is to seek contentment in them. Using Scripture, she also gently and practically leads us to the Fountain of living waters, who will transform our hearts and eternally satisfy our thirst. Table of Contents: Part One: Broken Cisterns Lead To... 1. An Imperfect World 2. Disorder, Discontentment, and Death 3. Impure Passions and Incorrect doctrine 4. Enslavement and Infinite Consequences Part Two: The Fountain of Living Waters Has... 5. Clean water 6. Living water 7. Nourishing water Part Three: We Respond By... 8. Loving and Enjoying God 9. Trusting and Obeying God
Today, many of us have lost our appreciation of the beauty of covenant theology and covenant community, and this has had dire consequences for us, resulting in misunderstandings of theology and individualism and isolationism in the church. Author Sarah Ivill believes that a key solution to this problem is a robust understanding of covenant theology, which will deepen our knowledge of Scripture and enable us to truly serve our sisters by pointing them to Christ. In The Covenantal Life , the author clearly and concisely sets forth the beauty of covenant theology and covenant community and encourages us to learn sound doctrine so that we can think biblically about the circumstances in our lives—and then help our sisters in Christ to do so as well.
Author Sarah Ivill contends, “As we study prayer through the lens of the unfolding story of Scripture, it will teach us how to pray, but more importantly it will reveal the Covenant God to whom we pray.” And just such an endeavor provides the foundation and motivation necessary to enrich our prayer life. See how Old Testament prayers find their fulfillment and transformation in Christ. Discover boldness and joy in prayer because Christ is the high priest who gives us access to the throne of grace. Moreover, look forward to an eternity in which our prayers will consist of unhindered praise. Table of Contents: A Note from Sarah Acknowledgements Introduction to Biblical Theology 1. The Lord Who Calls: From Creation to the Fall 2. The Lord Who Is Worthy to Be Called On: From the Fall to the Flood 3. The God Who Is Faithful: From the Flood to the Patriarchs 4. The God Who Remembers: From the Patriarchs to Moses 5. The Lord God Who Hears: From Moses to David and Solomon 6. The Lord Who Is Trustworthy: From Solomon to the Exile 7. The God Who Forgives: From the Exile to the Return to the Land 8. The Lord Who Prays: The Inauguration of the Kingdom 9. The Lord Who Is with Us by His Spirit: The Inter-advent Age 10. The Lord Who Is Coming Soon: The Consummation of the Kingdom
The Old Testament books of Ezra and Nehemiah offer a timeless message of hope to Christians, reminding us that Jesus came to set us free from our own Babylonian captivity by becoming the true temple, living Word, and the One who is preparing a city where the walls are perfectly pure and secure. In this eleven-lesson Bible study, Sarah Ivill provides students of Scripture with an in-depth look at these two small books filled with great truths which will encourage them to trust that the good hand of God is on them. Each lesson includes the following features: An introduction that provides a big picture of the lesson, showing how it applies to your head, heart, and hands. A personal study section of questions that helps you dig deeply into God’s Word. A section that puts it all together, which aims to answer any lingering questions you may have after your personal study. A section of questions for helping students study the Word of God in community. Useful for either individual or group studies, Ezra and Nehemiah an overview of the history of redemption and revelation and an overview of what it means to study Christ in all of Scripture.
Exam Board: OCR Level: A-level Subject: PE First Teaching: September 2016 First Exam: June 2018 Inspire, motivate and give confidence to your students with OCR PE for A Level Book 2. This reliable and accessible textbook will offer your students comprehensive support for both the academic and practical elements of the course. We are working in collaboration with OCR to produce the following print resources that support the teaching and learning of the new A Level Physical Education specification - Key questions to direct thinking and help students focus on the key points - Diagrams to aid understanding - Summaries to aid revision and help students access the main points - Extension questions, stimulus material and suggestions for further reading to stretch, challenge and encourage independent thinking and a deeper understanding - Definition of key terms - again to aid and consolidate understanding of technical vocabulary and concepts - Activities to build conceptual understanding and sound knowledge and understanding, analysis, evaluation and application skills
Boost confidence with our all-in-one textbook for OCR A Level Physical Education. This updated and accessible textbook combines Year 1 and Year 2 content with brand new assessment preparation to provide comprehensive support for both the academic and practical elements of the course. This book: - Develops conceptual understanding with full coverage of all topics on the OCR A Level specification together in one book - Includes updates to 'end of chapter practice' questions and assessment preparation - Contains summaries, diagrams and key questions to direct thinking and aid revision - Stretches, challenges and encourages independent thinking and a deeper understanding through extension questions, stimulus material and suggestions for further reading - Features definitions of key terms to aid and consolidate understanding of technical vocabulary and concepts - Builds sound knowledge and analysis, evaluation and application skills through activities This Student Book is endorsed by OCR - This title fully supports the specification - It has passed OCR's rigorous quality assurance programme - It is written by curriculum experts
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