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Elizabeth McQuoid

How grateful are we? Can we live a grateful life in an age of rampant entitlement? To resist the lure of social media comparisons and see through those carefully curated posts and pictures?

In the Grateful study guide, Elizabeth McQuoid takes us through the Scriptures and shows how gratitude is a heart attitude which every Christian needs to cultivate and the key to consistent daily discipleship and mission involvement.

These seven Bible studies feature prayers, questions and leaders' notes as well as ideas for going further. Drawing on the theme for Keswick 2022 and acting as a companion volume to Peter Maiden's Radical Gratitude, Grateful shows that it is possible to be thankful for God's salvation, gifts and love no matter what our circumstances.

Part of the Keswick Study Guide series, Grateful is ideal for using either individually or in small groups, including both stories and personal application to help you make the most of its studies in every day life. The leaders' notes also make it perfect for the busy homegroup leader. Practical and insightful, Grateful is a brilliant resource for anyone wanting to understand Biblical teaching on gratitude better or wanting to know how we can being practice being grateful whatever might come our way.

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Grateful - study guide

God is utterly faithful. That's his nature. He cannot lie, always keeps his word, and is fully committed to his glory.

So what does this mean for me today?
* No sin is too awful for him to deal with
* Because he's kept all his promises to me in the past, he will keep them in the future
* My salvation is secure
* He will come again and take me to be with him forever

This brings comfort, joy and security.
It also motivates me to repent of sin, avoid sin, continue in God's service, and extend grace to others. Because God is faithful, I should be faithful too.

Faithfulness matters in the day-to-day things, but also for the long haul. I need to hold fast to God when life is uncertain and unfair, pressing on and becoming more Christlike every day.

This study guide will give you a big and reassuring view of God, but will also enthuse you to grow daily in faithfulness and grace.

Faithful Study Guide: Because GOD is

I'm longing for God...

* to answer my prayers
* to forgive me
* when my heart has grown cold
* to take me deeper
* to display his glory
* to take me home

The latest in the popular Keswick study guide series matches the banner theme of Keswick Convention 2019: Longing for God. Seminars, Bible readings and evening celebrations will be tightly focussed around this topic.

As in previous years, we want convention-goers and those who don't benefit from Keswick to explore the subject at home, on their own or in a group setting. For the latter, there are leaders' notes on the six standalone sessions. You can find out what the Bible says and what it means in your life, and be encouraged through praying the prayers and digging deeper.

As you interact with this resource, you will find yourself equipped to face life's challenges though knowing the God of the Bible better. We pray that your longing will be satisfied.

Longing - study guide

Tim Chester

By tracing the origins of mission right back to God's character, and then seeing how it unfolds throughout the storyline of the Bible, we begin to understand how important it is to him. 

As we see his heart for mission and the nations, we are challenged to discover God's plan for us too. Will this change our priorities as individuals and churches? Dare we see our place in God's plan and own the task of reaching the unreached?

Contents
1 The Father's love
2 The Son's name
3 The Spirit's power
4 The Bible's story
5 The church's task
6 The cultural challenge
7 The global mandate
Summary and leaders' notes

This practical, thought-provoking and accessible resource is the latest in the popular IVP/Keswick Ministries series of study guides.

Sent: Serving God's Mission

Hard work or delight? Which describes the way you engage with your Bible?

Tim Chester shows us how the Bible is much, much more than a book full of information about God. Here we meet the God of the universe and allow ourselves to become transformed. Here we are involved in a relationship.

The Bible is a personal letter, a battle cry, a love story.

We can come to our Bibles expecting a response.

Contents:
Introduction
God has spoken
About his Son
Through his Spirit
A sufficient word
A transforming word
A relational word
Notes for leaders

Hearing God's Word

Derek Tidball

The unsurprising secret to resembling our ideal models is to have as close a relationship with them as possible. We grow to be like our heroes by listening to them and watching them as much as we can.

Becoming like Jesus is no different. It requires us not just to meet him occasionally but also steadily and surely to remain in him.

How does this look close up?

In a world where Christlikeness is counter-cultural, the author offers sure-footed Bible teaching, questions, illustrations, suggestions and prayers to point us in the right direction. And, as well as this useful material, we have the Holy Spirit's help to live transformed lives today.

A practical, thought-provoking and accessible resource to help us live 'transformed' lives.

Transformed: Becoming Like God's Son

Antony Billington

Suppose for a moment that Jesus really is interested in every aspect of your life. Everything - the dishes and the dog and the day job and the drudgery of some of the stuff you just have to do, the TV programme you love, the staff in your local supermarket as well as the homeless in the local shelter, your boss as well as your vicar, helping a shopper find the ketchup as well as brewing the tea for the life group, the well-being of your town and the well-being of your neighbour ... Suppose the truth that every Christian is a new creature in Christ, empowered by the Spirit to do his will, means that Christ is with you everywhere you go, in every task you do, with every person you meet ... Suppose God wants to involve you in what he’s doing in the places you spend your time day by day ... Suppose your whole life is important to Christ ... He does. These seven studies will help you explore and live out the marvellous truth that the gospel is an invitation into whole-life discipleship, into a life following and imitating Jesus. This title is brought to you by Keswick Ministries and follows the theme of the 2015 Keswick Convention. Find out more at https://www.keswickministries.org

The Whole of Life for Christ

Today we have more information, more lifestyle choices, more options than ever before. But in spite of all this, people are still searching for truth - for a way to make sense of their questions, and of all the ups and downs of life.

The questions don't stop when we become Christians. Yet we can find real truth in Jesus Christ, and real wisdom, security and hope.

These seven studies help us go deeper into the truth we are offered in Jesus Christ, and to root our lives in it.

Because Jesus offers us himself, a reality that satisfies not only our intellectual curiosity, but also the deepest longings of our hearts. He offers us true security and sure hope for the future. He reshapes our thoughts, our life, our identity and our purpose.

Real truth is found in Jesus Christ, and knowing him changes everything.

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