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Personal Studies

Short topics, designed for men who are new to the habit of studying Scripture

Burning Bush Studies

Studies designed to engage men:

Family Studies

Family dinner-table discussions. One topic; Pick one interactive prompt or question.

  • David and Goliath – what is courage?
    • Day 1 – Stalemate
    • Day 2 – David Arrives
    • Day 3 – David Reacts
    • Day 4 – David Volunteers
    • Day 5 – David Advances
    • Day 6 – David Slays
  • Adam and Eve- what is sin?
    • Day 1 – Adam Placed in the Garden
    • Day 2 – Adam Needs a Helper
    • Day 3 – Hello, Eve!
    • Day 4 – Forbidden Tree
    • Day 5 – Saddest Day Ever
    • Day 6 – Goodbye Garden
  • Prodigal Son – What is forgiveness?
    • Day 1 – Early Inheritance
    • Day 2 – Inheritance Squandered
    • Day 3 – Biggest Party Ever. What?
    • Day 4 – The Older Brother. Uh-oh.
  • John 3:16
    • Read the first 3 verses (John 3:1-3). What does it mean to be “born again?”
    • How do you get eternal life?
  • The fall of Jericho
    • March around the table 6 times quietly. Then shout on the 7th trip and attack Mom!
  • The Golden Calf
    • Moses was gone 40 days. What would you have thought?
    • Pretend you are Aaron and the people are yelling at you to make an idol.
    • You are Joshua. Moses just smashed the 10 commandments. What do you say to him?
    • God allowed Aaron to be high priest after this. Do we learn from our mistakes and become better?
  • Thief on the cross (make sure it’s age-appropriate for your family)
    • Is it fair that one thief went to heaven? They both lived bad lives.
    • If you were Barabbas, and the two thieves were your friends, what would you think of Jesus hanging on your cross?

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