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Other editions of book The Old Testament

  • The Old Testament

    Jim Burns

    Paperback (Gospel Light, Nov. 19, 2010)
    In recent years, movie goers have been taken back to the beginnings of nearly every modern action hero: Batman, Spider-Man, James Bond, and Iron Man, just to name a few. Our fascination with these heroes' origins are a reflection of our longing to know where we came from and why we are the way we are. With The Old Testament, you can share with teens their own origin story and help them make sense of their world and themselves. These 12 sessions of youth-friendly Bible study will introduce your students to the God who keeps His promises, works miracles, and forgives His people when they make terrible choices, helping them understand the physical and spiritual history of our human family. And when they meet Adam and Eve, Samuel, Job, Esther, Daniel, and many more biblical characters, your students will get to know the real heroes of the faith.Downloads for reproducible student handouts for every session are available.
  • The Old Testament: High School Group Study

    Ph.D. Jim Burns

    Paperback (Gospel Light, Nov. 19, 2010)
    The Old Testament is so much more than an old book filled with funny names and endless rules about sacrifices—it’s where we first get to know the God who keeps His promises, works miracles and forgives His people when they make poor choices. With Uncommon: The Old Testament, developed by youth ministry veteran Jim Burns, youth leaders can introduce their teens to key events and characters from the Hebrew Bible. Students will learn to see God’s Word as an exciting drama that finds its completion in Jesus Christ. Through 12 flexible sessions of study that can be adapted for groups of any size, teens will learn how to listen to God’s voice, what it takes to stand up for God’s people, where to go when the going gets tough, and much more. Plus, the action-packed, fun activities and indispensable tips for starting meaningful dialogue will equip leaders to tell the old, old story in a fresh and vital way.