Shows the most important events in Christian history from the time of Jesus to today. Highlights key people who shaped Christian theology, practices, and missionary work. Includes topics such as the creeds, history of the Bible, the Crusades, Reformation, Great Awakening, fundamentalism vs. modernism, and trends and movements today. Includes reproducible classroom handouts and worksheets.

Correlating wall chart and foldout pamphlet also available.

19" x 26" laminated chart. It includes four reproducible student worksheets on the back side.

Correlating foldout pamphlet and PowerPoint also available.

The fastest growing religion in the world, Islam has more than 13,000 mosques in North America alone. What do Muslims think about Jesus? How do we talk to our Muslim neighbors about Christ? Four 25-minute programs with accompanying 32-page study guide help answer these questions and set forth key differences between Christianity and Islam.

Understand the most common world religions and cults and how they compare to Christianity. Learn what to say to a friend, neighbor, or co-worker with different beliefs.

A brief and comforting explanation of how Christians can serve as soldiers in war with a clear conscience and thus with confidence. Discussion questions included at the end of each chapter.

From Pentecost to the present day, follow the history of the Christian church and see God’s love and care for His people. Easy-to-use student book includes many helpful illustrations and discussion questions plus a lesson insert on AFLC history. Teacher guide provides a central truth for each lesson, background information, memory passages, answers for lesson activities, and review. 17 lessons. Grade 6 - Adult.

Explores what other church denominations believe and compares them to the Lutheran church. 8 chapters with discussion questions.

Calls the church to remain steadfast and to be in the world but not of the world by confronting a relativistic and narcissistic mindset rather than accommodating it. Helps readers live for Christ in the 21st century, using the first century church as a model. Study questions included.

Short reflections on suffering and the book of Job wrestle with difficult issues we face during times of crisis such as trust in God, the meaning of life, and unfairness in the world. Added questions appropriate for personal devotions and group study encourage deeper meditation in the book of Job.

This comprehensive Bible overview includes Bible stories and texts, study questions, and catechism. Updated four-color maps, historical notes, section review questions, and projects for each unit reinforce lessons. 72 Old Testament and 71 New Testament lessons. An updated version of Bible History.

Teacher guide is only available for download at Concordia Publishing House, see their website. Concordia’s Bible History Teacher Guide, Second Edition - Download - Concordia Publishing House

What is Confirmation? When should one be confirmed? Should confirmation instruction be only the church’s responsibility, or a family affair? Some students may be lifelong Lutherans while others may be new to the faith. With so many different needs, one approach isn’t appropriate for every congregation. This book presents eight different models to help you find the perfect fit for your congregation.

An excellent study for congregations new to the AFLC or for established congregations to review and renew their understanding of the AFLC. This study will answer questions such as, “What does the AFLC believe? How is the Association organized? What do we believe concerning the Bible, prayer, and the Means of Grace?” 13 lessons.

Without using complex terms, the author goes into detail about the religion, culture, language, geography, and everyday life of the Israelites in order to help the reader better appreciate an often confusing portion of Scripture, the Old Testament. Readers see the inevitable conclusion that Jesus is the central figure throughout Scripture.

Free downloadable discussion guide available.

Co-hosts of The Way of the Master TV series and radio program present a straightforward approach to evangelism and challenge individuals to overcome their fear and to talk about their faith with friends, neighbors, coworkers, and even strangers.

Leader's Guide and DVD no longer in stock.

Provides a framework for addressing the questions and confusion around the proper work and purpose of the Holy Spirit within the Christian church. Discussion questions included at the end of each chapter.

Corrie remained faithful and strong in the Lord despite the terror of World War II, the danger of hiding Jews in her home, and her resulting imprisonment in a German concentration camp. This true 5-chapter story includes full-color visuals and a time line of Corrie's life.

19" x 26" laminated chart. It includes four reproducible student worksheets on the back side.

Mini stickers appropriate for use with any of the attendance charts.

Hymn Description: This hymn instructs us to crown Jesus as King. But the Bible tells us that Jesus is already the King of kings (Revelation 17:14) who will set up a physical kingdom on earth sometime in the future. In the last book of the Bible, we read that the angels and Christians all loudly sing praise to the Lamb, Jesus Christ. Since Jesus is already King, this hymn reminds us to worship Jesus as the King He really is.

Memory Verse: Revelation 4:10b-11

Full-color illustrations for 4 stanzas and chorus, plus teaching notes, sheet music

This colorful 11" x 16" chart has enough space to list 15 names and record attendance for 13 weeks.

Learn more about who Jesus is and what His life and teachings mean for us today. These 100 devotional lessons include stimulating questions, life application, Bible verses to memorize, prayer suggestions, and helps and answers for each session. Ideal for individuals or Bible study groups.

Teens want real answers to hard questions. Through this Gospel-driven study, students see God’s Word as the real source of information for their everyday lives. This study examines forgiveness, accountability, modesty, thinking for yourself, risk taking, justice/fairness, and more. Includes 12 sessions with reproducible student pages.

Biblical answers expose the darness behind cultic beliefs such as witchcraft, voodoo, Satanism, mysticism, psychic powers, and otherworldly forces. 8 sessions with reproducible student pages.

Many people get caught up speculating about what the end of time will be like, but many details of God’s revelation are an unknown mystery. This study helps teens gain a greater understanding of recurring themes and symbolism in Revelation but remains focused on the truths of God’s Word, seeking to connect words and images in Revelation to the rest of Scripture and emphasizing victory in Christ for the believer. Reproducible student pages included with the 8 lessons.

Covering such topics as the existence of God, the reliabiilty of the New Testament, creation vs. evolution, and the resurrection of Christ, this study builds the case for Christianity lesson by lesson equipping believers to give a defense for the hope that is within them. Thorough leader's guide gives creative ways to present each lesson.

Includes full-color Bible maps with clear-plastic overlays that show modern cities and countries, plus a CD-ROM of all the maps.

Encourage young people to dig into God's Word through these interesting Bible studies for kids, and help them gain a richer appreciation for the Word and a deeper understanding of God's love and care for them. 9 lessons.

Basic introduction to the Bible in a four-part series. How the Bible came to be written, the writing and preservation of the Old and New Testaments, and the spread of the Bible and its influence into Western civilization. Four 30-minute programs with leader's guide and reproducible student worksheets.

The studies in this book were first presented as part of a class during the Summer Institute of Theology at AFLTS in August of 1987. Representing the best of evangelical Lutheran Pietism, Dr. Wisloff writes with clarity and earnestness regarding the Biblical meaning of evangelism as understood and applied in Lutheranism.

Dr. Carl Becker encountered witch doctors, leprosy, pygmies, and war during 47 years in the Congo (Zair). His unwavering faith is an example for today's children. Contains 5 chapters, 32 illustrations, and extra activities. Mission story.