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PRODUCT TITLE DEEPENING LIFE TOGETHER DVD - ACTS
ISBN NUMBER 9780801030390
CATEGORY TYPE VIDEOS
AUTHOR/EDITOR VARIOUS ARTISTS
PUBLISHER BAKER PUBLISHING GROUP - BAKER ACADEMIC
PRODUCT Type. Videos
Summary NA
FORMAT DVD
*price before member's discount

DESCRIPTION

Go deeper. In the Word. In your faith. In your life.

Through the bold witness of the first Christians, the gospel spread throughout the world. God used ordinary men and women to do the extraordinary. What is God calling you to do for him?

Deepening Life Together helps answer this question and many more. Each 10-15 minute session guides you deeper into the Scriptures, with provocative insights from renowned scholars at leading Christian institutions. Perfect for small group ministries, Sunday school classes, and Bible study groups, this DVD-based series will improve your worship, fellowship, discipleship, ministry, and mission.

Lifetogether has developed some of the bestselling, award-winning curriculum for small groups, over 2 million sold. According to Rick Warren, the Lifetogether series is "the first small group curriculum built completely on the purpose-driven paradigm."

 

Each DVD includes:

Leader Lifters - pre-session video training offers weekly insights and techniques for leading small groups

Creative Elements - stunning graphics, maps, and illustrations

Dynamic Teaching -from pastors and scholars at leading Christian colleges and seminaries

Worship Music - features songs by Terry Clark with on-screen lyrics to help everyone join in worship

Acts

 

 

Sessions

 

 

Teacher

 

 

Session One

 

 

Brilliant Beginnings

 

 

Erik Thoennes

 

 

Session Two

 

 

Opposition and Expansion

 

 

Scholars and special guests

 

 

Session Three

 

 

A Persecutor Turns Apostle

 

 

Clint Arnold, Talbot School of Theology

 

 

Lynn Cohick, Wheaton College

 

 

Jon Laansma, Wheaton College

 

 

Nick Perrin, Wheaton College

 

 

Ben Shin, Talbot School of Theology

 

 

Mark Strauss, Bethel Seminary