What does it look like to follow God -- even when life gets difficult? This Bible study explores the Book of 1 Peter, tackling foundational questions of the Christian life and faith. As we take in the apostle Peter's words to the early believers, we learn: - How we can begin to think differently -- which will radically affect our behavior. - How to be obedient to God and develop an "appetite for being good." - How to create a radical change in our relationships. - How to prepare for suffering that inevitably comes to everyone, trusting a loving God who has promised to care for us. Whether you plan to study on your own or with a group, 1 Peter: Walk the Talk offers a thoughtful, practical look at this epistle. This seven-session study also includes a discussion guide with questions and optional activities.

Walk the Talk: 1 Peter

Religion & Spirituality

Reardon, JoHannah

May, Steve

Christian Books & Bibles

Christianity Today International

Quirky, funny, lighthearted Cherry is starting to panic. She's pushing 30 and has a bit of a weight problem. But most of all, she is looking for love in all the wrong places. For her, the wrong place is thinking she could handle missionary life with a young Indiana Jones look alike. Her complete failure to understand herself unfolds as she realizes the treasure she has been missing is right under her nose.

Cherry Cobbler: Book 2 of the Blackberry County Chronicles

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Vicki, a wealthy city-bred woman, is horrified when her husband accepts a pastorate in a small, dying town called Prince Crossing in Blackberry County. Not only is she in culture shock, but she must deal with the pressures of being a pastor’s wife—and the disapproval of those who don't understand her. As all of these things are going on, Vicki is trying desperately to get her husband’s attention when everyone else also wants it. Worst of all, will the town forgive her when she loses her focus and struggles with her faith in God himself?

Prince Crossing: Book 3 of the Blackberry County Chronicles

Written by a Christianity Today International editor, this devotional from the Book of Proverbs is designed to be a platform for you to talk about the issues that your 7-10-year-old child faces every day. They are designed to be short and simple so that you are more likely to read them as a family consistently throughout the year. Much of what our children see on television, at school, on the internet, and so on shows us how much we need the Book of Proverbs. All we have to do is watch people around us to figure out how to do what is wrong. It is much harder to find those who will tell us what’s right. King Solomon does just that in Proverbs. It’s amazing to see that people really haven’t changed much in 3,000 years. Kids wanted answers then, and they still do now. Proverbs 1:3 tells us that the Book of Proverbs will teach us how to be wise, self-controlled, honest, fair, and right. If we can help our children get a start on all those things while they are still young, think what terrific people they will be as adults!

Proverbs for Kids: A Family Devotional Guide

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God is so all-encompassing and so beyond us, that it takes a lifetime to begin to scratch the surface of who he is. These meditations, written by a Christianity Today editor, will help you think about who he is and what that means for the way you live.

Undone by Majesty and Mystery: Meditations on God and how we relate to him

The Adventurers: The Land of Neo Book 3

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Do you battle fear and worry? Do such emotions dominate your life? JoHannah Reardon, a former Christianity Today editor, experienced lifelong fears that controlled her waking and sleeping thoughts. Even when she became a Christian, she was not able to conquer her fears. It wasn't until she took 40 days to concentrate on overcoming that one sin that she found freedom and victory. No More Fear offers a way out of the cycle of anxiety that permeates many believers' lives. Because fear is an emotion, we must engage our emotions when thinking about God. It has to go from head knowledge to something we truly experience. By taking 40 days to examine God's attributes, you can find freedom from fear in the knowledge and experience of who God is and how he wants to care for you.

No More Fear: 40 days to overcome worry

Is your child fearful and anxious? NO MORE FEAR FOR KIDS, written by JoHannah Reardon, a former Christianity Today editor, offers a way to talk to your 8-12-year-old child about the fears they may be experiencing, yet are not able to process and express. This family devotional allows you to spend 40 days addressing those fears in light of God's attributes. Each day gives a real-life example of fears kids face and focuses on one of the things that is true about God, giving your child a healthy view of the God they can trust with their deepest fears.

No More Fear for Kids: A family devotional

Worship & Devotion

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