In the gospel according to Mark, the reader does not see a meek and mild Jesus; rather, the Son of God is portrayed more like an action hero, moving quickly from scene to scene, healing the sick, casting out demons, and confronting His opponents. The whole text is surrounded in a sense of urgency. Jesus is seen as energetic and tireless as He proceeds from event to event, revealing more and more physical evidence of His position as both the Son of Man and the Son of God. In this study, PCF explores Jesus Christ through the unique perspective of this gospel account.

Mark : Jesus Christ, Love in Action

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Green Key Books

Often intimidating, and especially open to broad interpretation, the book of Revelation has been the source of controversy for hundreds of years. Now, through this easy-to-ready devotional commentary, Revelation will come alive as you read and study scholarly interpretations and compare the strengths and weaknesses of the theories presented. Readers can form their own opinions about the most studied yet least understood book of the Bible.
With its graphic imagery, forthcoming predictions and profound significance, Revelation gives readers a simple interpretation on how the promisesâjudgment for the wicked, hope for the righteous, and blessing for all “who keep the words of the prophecy of this book”âwill come to pass.
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Revelation: Tribulation and Triumph

In clearly described themes, this commentary on the book of Luke takes readers on a journey of discovery, finding Jesus Christ, not only the light for Israel, but for people of all nations. As the only Gentile writer found in the New Testament Scriptures, Luke provides a view of Jesus as the fulfillment of Isaiah’s prophecy: “Arise! Shine! Your light has come, and the glory of the Lord has dawned. Nations will come to your light, and kings to the brightness of your dawn” (Isaiah 60:1, 3, GWT).
As one of the New Testament volumes in Practical Christianity Foundation’s Easy-to-Read Commentary series, Luke: Jesus Christ, Savior for the Nations engages readers in an intelligent yet understandable study of God’s Word. It is written in a style that makes God’s Word come to life in a personal, meaningful way.
The study is divided into sections, between six and eight verses, with each section concluding with a “Notes/Applications” passage, which draws practical insight from the related verses that can be applied to the reader’s Christian walk. The intent is that the reader will complete one section per day, gain a greater understanding of the verses, and be challenged daily toward a deeper commitment to the Lord. Also included at certain points within the text are “Dig Deeper” boxes to assist readers who desire to invest additional time to study topics that relate to the designated section. This study impacts the lives of all believers, regardless of age, ethnicity, or education.

Luke: Jesus Christ, Savior for the Nations (Easy-To-Read Commentary)

Creation House

Often intimidating, and especially open to broad interpretation, the book of Revelation has been the source of controversy for hundreds of years. Now, through this easy-to-ready devotional commentary, Revelation will come alive as you read and study scholarly interpretations and compare the strengths and weaknesses of the theories presented. Readers can form their own opinions about the most studied yet least understood book of the Bible.
With its graphic imagery, forthcoming predictions and profound significance, Revelation gives readers a simple interpretation on how the promises—judgment for the wicked, hope for the righteous, and blessing for all “who keep the words of the prophecy of this book”—will come to pass.

Revelation: Tribulation and Triumph (Devotional Commentary Series)

Paul's letters to Timothy, Titus, and Philemon offer practical instructions to Christian leaders and workers. Written by the apostle well-schooled in debate and persuasion, the inspired words of these theologically rich and practically viable epistles provide godly wisdom to churches of all ages in the administration and direction of the Lord's work, by faithfully applying God's timeless truth recorded in these small, yet powerful books.

First & Second Timothy, Titus and Philemon: Paul's Letters to Christian Workers (Easy-To-Read Devotional Commentary)

The apostle Paul addresses specific concerns of the early church, focusing on the themes of salvation by grace, redemption, transformation in Christ and perseverance in the face of persecution.

Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, and 1st & 2nd Thessalonians: Paul's Letters to Churches

In his epistles to the Corinthian church, the apostle Paul confronted the immorality, doctrinal confusion and frequent disputes that had become commonplace among the Corinthian believers. Paul’s message to this church was simple yet powerful: Consider the value of Christ’s redemption and realign your thinking with God’s instructions. Although these letters were written to admonish, instruct and encourage the early church, they are just as relevant to us today. This verse-by-verse devotional study, complete with engaging commentary and practical life applications, will challenge you to pursue a closer walk with Jesus Christ and grow in the faith.

1st and 2nd Corinthians: Correcting the Church

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Daniel: In God I Trust