Taking Time To Change An Interactive Study Guide For Changed Into His Image 2nd Edition

"Taking Time to Change, 2nd Edition" is the accompanying thirteen-week workbook for "Changed Into His Image, 2nd Edition: God's Plan for Transforming Your Life."

13-week study that leads you into a more intimate fellowship with God the heart of biblical change. Each week's study unit will guide you into daily activities that will help you apply to your life the truths taught in Changed Into His Image. Each day you will Take Time to Read the Text Take Time to Reflect upon the Truth Take Time to Renew Your Mind Take Time to Respond to God Taking Time to Change is a tool for Individual study One-on-one discipleship Small-group Bible studies at home Staff training programs for Christian camps, schools, and churches If your attempts at making biblical change have been haphazard and sporadic, then let this study guide lead you into a more satisfying relationship with God. Lasting peace and joy are offered by God to those who are willing to take the time to know Him on a personal, intimate level."

This special student edition combines a shortened and simplified text of Changed into His Image, with the interactivity of a workbook. It is set up for the student to cover each chapter of the book in a week. Each week is broken down into five days of devotional reading and questions for each chapter. Special instructions are provided at the end of the book for its use in small groups of individual discipleship. This interactive student text is great for teens or new Christians. Also available is an interactive study guide, Taking Time to Change.

Despair is epidemic today, even among many believers. Why do the peace and joy that the Bible describes seem like an impossible dream? In this sequel to his popular book Changed Into His Image, Jim Berg paints an exhilarating picture of the contentment that comes from seeing God's purpose for redeeming your life. See how being aware of God's purpose for your life can lead you or someone else to restoration. Study the same truths that thrilled the hearts of first-century saints as they lived and suffered for Christ in a pagan, affluent culture -- truths that will replace despair with unspeakable joy. - Back cover.

What are the marks of a truly mature Christian? The first chapter of 2 Peter is a refreshing well of truth on this subject. Peter lists the virtues of a Christlike believer-knowledge, self-control, endurance, godliness, brotherly kindness, and love. Attaining all these virtues may seem impossible; but with God's help, every Christian can become spiritually mature.