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Jesus Speaks: Holding Fast in a World of Compromise

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"Hold fast." This is the word of the risen Christ, the one who has eyes like flames of fire, who holds seven stars in his right hand and who searches the minds and hearts of all humans. In Revelation 2-3 his word comes to us like a two-edged sword, both encouraging and judging. Jesus calls us to hold fast in the face of temptations of all sorts, but sternly warns those who follow false teachings. Though Jesus is speaking to seven ancient churches of Asia Minor, his words ring true today, calling us to
patient endurance
not fearing tribulation
repenting of a dead faith
keeping God's Word
receiving the crown of life
the blessings of conquerors
Jesus Speaks combines short devotional chapters with a seven-session small group guide, which forms a church-wide series when coupled with the companion seven-session DVD. Jesus offers us his guidance through both the pitfalls and paths toward holiness. Are you ready to listen?

192 pages, Paperback

Published October 6, 2016

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December 20, 2016
If you are looking for 7 week, textually based, practically helpful, Bible study resource, this could be for you. Covering the 7 churches in Revelation 2-3, Jesus Speaks provides approximately 9 pages of narrative over the church, 6 daily devotions, and questions for a group study. There's a video to accompany the study, but I haven't seen it.

The writing is easily readable and very practical. There are lots of engaging illustrations, practical applications and sufficient insight into the text to keep good students engaged. It looks like a good study that most churches could find useful.
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