Wisdom for college students facing choices—right where they live Which major should I choose? How do I manage my relationships with God, family, friends, roommates, and instructors? How should I handle my finances? How do I prepare today for tomorrow’s job market? What’s the best way to be a witness for Christ in a secular setting? The decisions college students make can determine the course of their lives. Fortunately, the Bible provides a bedrock for wise choices in friendships, finances, finding a marriage partner, career direction, and the practical, day-to-day affairs of college life. The Collegiate Devotional Bible is geared especially to the lives college students live today. Daily devotions written by Navigator ministry staff and students help readers consider what God wants them to do with their lives and grounds them solidly in the Word of God. And dozens of helps enable them to incorporate Bible study into their busy schedule. Features include: • 260 devotional articles for each weekday • 52 weekend mini Bible studies with cross-references • Inspiring and informative notes highlight archaeological facts, references, and insights on select passages of the Bible • 12 four-color tip-ins featuring Navigators discipleship and study tools: Biblical principles of decision making, how to have a devotion, meditation on Scripture, how to give a personal testimony, and much more • God's promises, Bible reading plan, book introductions, maps, and indexes The Collegiate Devotional Bible helps students who are struggling with major life decisions at a time in their lives when there is so much conflicting input from professors, friends, family, and the media. They’ll discover a dependable compass of Biblical guidance and practical wisdom to guide their lives by—one that helps them grow closer to God and build strong, healthy relationships with their friends and families. [Box] The Navigators is an international organization whose aim is to fulfill the Great Commission by multiplying laborers for Christ in every nation. The mission of the U.S. Navigators is to reach, disciple, and equip people to know Christ and to make him known through successive generations. Through the U.S. Collegiate Ministries, this vision and mission extends to the college and university students of America.

Collegiate Devotional Bible

Religion & Spirituality

The Navigators

Worship & Devotion

Zondervan

Paperback: 88 pages Publisher: NavPress; Edition Unstated edition (1977) Language: English

The Life and Ministry of Jesus Christ, Book 1: From His Preexistence and Birth to His Sermon on the Mount

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Book Description Publication Date: April 1, 1980 | Series: Design for Discipleship (Book 3) What does it mean to walk with Christ? What can you learn at His feet? This Bible study examines what it means to live the Christian life.

Walking with Christ (Classic): Book 3 (Design for Discipleship)

This leader's guide to the Design for DiscipleshipBible study series will tell you everything you need to know tolead a successful group in this classic Bible study series.

Leader's Guide : Design for Discipleship (Design for Discipleship Classic Bible Studies)

Lessons on Christian Living

A Navigator Bible Study "designed to help interested people discover for themselves the pertinent facts about some major realities of life. Such as 'what happened to humanity, who is Jesus Christ? I God really there?'" A 36- page pamphlet.

God, Man, and Jesus Christ

CREATE YOUR OWN CUSTOMIZED BIBLE STUDIES IN A FRACTION OF THE TIME IT TAKES TO START FROM SCRATCH! Off-the-shelf Bible studies are great when you need something in a hurry, but they're seldom sui

New Testament Lessonmaker: Create Your Own Customized Bible Study on Any Passage in the New Testament - in Minutes!

Navpress Pub Group

This guide will help you see that communication involves how you think, what you do, what you say, and how you say it.

Communicating: Conveying Truth With Love (The Love One Another Bible Study)

JESUS WAS NO ORDINARY FRIEND. Jesus shocked his disciples over and over as he interacted with others. Making friends with people in all walks of life, he spent time building relationships with outcasts-prostitutes, tax collectors, and social outsiders. By meeting people's needs and teaching them about the ways of God, Jesus demonstrated what it really means to love people-even those most difficult to love. Jesus on Relationships examines what Jesus taught about relating to others-family members, coworkers, friends, and enemies. Designed with seekers and believers in mind, the studies in this guide are ideally suited for discussions at work, over coffee, or in your living room. This discussion guide is solidly rooted in the Scriptures, yet it's probably unlike any Bible study you-or your friends-have ever done. The goal of the RADICAL RELATIONSHIPS series is to allow people-regardless of their familiarity with the Bible-to discover for themselves the practical truths of the Scriptures and to encourage open-ended discussion of these discoveries in a nonthreatening atmosphere. Here's what makes the RADICAL RELATIONSHIPS series so unique: 1) People talk together about Bible discoveries, rather than hunting for fill-in-the-blank answers. 2) No preparation is required for participants, and only brief preparation for leaders. 3) Each study is self-contained, so if you miss a week you can still participate. 4) Anyone can lead a study using the step-by-step guides. 5) The flexible format and style work for busy people in any setting, and studies can be done in 30 or 60 minutes.

Jesus on Relationships

Navpress Publishing Group

COMMITTING OURSELVES TO CHANGE. 
Change isn't easy. But change is what being a Christian is all about. When the Holy Spirit enters our lives, He embarks on a process of transforming us into people who think, feel, and act like Jesus Christ. 
Many of us have misconceptions about how the process works, and consequently, we aren't sure how best to cooperate with it. What is our job, and what is God's? How does repentence work? What purposes do the spiritual disciplines serve? What role does suffering play in the process and how can other people help? 
This study is designed to help you answer these questions so that you'll be better equipped to cooperate with the change God desires in your life. 
The FOUNDATIONS FOR CHRISTIAN LIVING series will help you not only learn about God but also grow in your love for Him. With an emphasis on group intimacy and growth, each book in this series will help your group pursue the mystery of God and grow closer to Him, learn to be honest and vulnerable with one another, become courageous in helping one another in need, discover how to live genuinely, design ways to serve God better, and more! TABLE OF CONTENTS: How to Use This Guide Session 1: Three Big Ideas Session 2: The Holy Spirit's Role in Producing Christlikeness Session 3: The Place of Repentance in Becoming Like Christ Session 4: Transforming Encounters with God Session 5: Christian Disciplines That Lead to Freedom Session 6: Transformed Through Suffering Session 7: Transformed Within a Community Setting Session 8: Let's Personalize Christlikeness Session 9: Let's Grow Together in Christlikeness

Christlikeness: Committing Ourselves to Be Changed by God (Foundations for Christian Living Series)

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