James: A Path To Discipleship: A Path To Discipleship: Volume 2 (Enliven) - Softcover

Simmons Ph.D., William A

9781940682099: James: A Path To Discipleship: A Path To Discipleship: Volume 2 (Enliven)

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ISBN 10: 1940682096 ISBN 13: 9781940682099

Verlag: Church of God Adult Discipleship, 2014

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James: a Path to Discipleship is an exciting, “hands on” approach to studying the Bible. During this twelve-week course, the student will be immersed in God’s Word and will commence a life-changing journey through one of the most challenging books of the Bible. Presented in a highly devotional format, this study is committed to the spiritual formation of everyone who has a passion for the kingdom of God. Upon completing James: a Path to Discipleship, the student will be able to: � Discover the rich truths of God contained in the Epistle of James. � Discern the key elements found in each and every verse of this great epistle. � Devote oneself to the many spiritual challenges that James speaks into our lives. � Disciple oneself and others to not only know God’s Word, but also to put God’s Word into practice. In short, James: a Path to Discipleship is dedicated to making disciples for the Lord Jesus Christ (Matt 28:19-20). It seeks, through the help of God and the power of the Holy Spirit, to enable each believer to clearly hear the Word of God and also to boldly do what the Word says (James 1:22).

Biograf�a del autor:

William A. Simmons, Professor of New Testament Studies and Greek at Lee University, Cleveland, Tennessee, earned his Ph.D. from the University of St. Andrews in 1990. At Lee, he received the “Excellence in Scholarship Award” in 1994. His specialty is New Testament exegesis with a concentration in the Pauline epistles and Koine Greek. In addition to his undergraduate classes, Dr. Simmons also teaches on the graduate level. In this capacity he lectures on biblical hermeneutics, studies in Jewish and Greco-Roman groups of the first-century, and advanced Pauline studies. He has presented papers at the Society of Biblical Literature, the Evangelical Theological Society and the Society for Pentecostal Studies. His published works include Peoples of the New Testament World: an Illustrated Guide; A Concise Background of the New Testament (Together with Glossary and Annotated Bibliography); Paul and Jesus: A Theology of Inclusion; New Testament Survey, and a commentary on Galatians. Simmons has also published several articles in the Evangelical Dictionary of New Testament Theology and the Lexham Project for Logos Bible Software. He has also done teaching and mission work at the European Bible Seminary in Rudersburg, Germany. He has taught in other countries such as Korea, Honduras, the Philippines, Guatemala, Scotland, Cuba and Peru. Dr. Simmons enjoys reading the biographies of world leaders and also works dedicated to early American history. He likes to teach in cross-cultural settings and his hobbies include outdoor sports, landscaping and woodworking. He resides in Cleveland, Tennessee with his wife Lenae, and his three children: David, Nathaniel, and Laura.

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