Be Delivered: Exodus by Warren W. Wiersbe

What is freedom ... and do you have it? Is freedom the right to do whatever you want to do, whenever you want to do it? Most people would say, Yes! They're wrong! That kind of freedom is the worst kind of bondage. It turns life into a prison. You think you're free when you're really a slave--and you can't free yourself. Real freedom begins with knowing God and enjoying the liberty He alone can give. In the exciting Book of Exodus, Moses explains how God delivers you from bondage, takes you to Himself and leads you in a path of responsible freedom. As you study Be Delivered, you will discover: >What freedom really is and how you can have it >How God cares for His people and guides them day-by-day >What real worship is and how to enjoy it >How obeying God's will sets you free. No matter what may be binding you today, you can Be Delivered.

Understanding Man by Ray Stedman

In this brief study on Understanding Man, I have attempted to bring into focus some of the principles of true psychology and true anthropology. It is by these biblical principles that all secular studies ultimately must be measured, for here is the revelation of things as they really are with respect to mankind.

Our task is to find clues to unravel the greatest mystery ever written--the story of man. We are seeking to understand ourselves, both as men and women "in Adam" and also as the new men and women we have become if we are "in Christ." But we must begin with the first Adam because what he was, we are.

Your God is too Small by J.B. Phillips

In Your God Is Too Small, J. B. Phillips explains that the trouble facing many of us today is that we have not found a God big enough for our modern needs. In a world where our experience of life has grown in myriad directions, and our mental horizons have been expanded to the point of bewilderment by world events and scientific discoveries, our ideas of God have remained largely static.

It is nearly impossible, Phillips argues, for an adult to worship the conception of God that exists in the mind of a child of Sunday-school age, the "God-in-a-box" notion, limiting God to such inadequate conceptions as "Resident Policeman," "Grand Old Man," "Meek-and-Mild," and "Managing Director." As a result of these insufficient ideas of God, many people live with an inner dissatisfaction, without any faith at all.

Your God Is Too Small explores the ways in which we can find a truly meaningful and constructive God for ourselves, big enough to account for our current experience of life and big enough to command our highest admiration and respect.