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The Acts of the Apostles Edition contains all of the regular features of the Life for Today Study Bible and Commentary series, plus 28 maps showing the missionary journeys of the Apostle Paul and others in the early church.
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Is God a God of judgment or grace? Or, is He a little of both? Andrew’s answers may upset you at first, but keep listening; it is well worth the discomfort.
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Most Christians claim to accept responsibility, but when faced with negative circumstances, they often point the finger at other people, the devil, and even at God. Why? Listen as Andrew explains.
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The dictionary defines sovereign as “Having supreme rank or power.” The church has interpreted that to mean “absolute control.” God is sovereign, but He does not control everything. Learn more.
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The longest conflict in history lasted 4000 years and ended in a decisive victory nearly 2000 years ago. Still, many have not yet heard the news and they continue to fight the battle-the battle of sin and judgment.
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Most Christians are struggling and working to receive from God. They have linked His response to their performance; i.e., prayer, Bible reading, giving, etc. If that’s you, then learn how to break that link and enter the rest.
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This is nearly too good to be true because there is absolutely nothing you can do to earn it, and there is nothing you can do to lose it. Understanding that is the beginning to receiving from God.
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Did God create every person with a specific purpose? If He did, then do we have a part to play, or will God, in His sovereignty, just make it happen?
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Do you think that becoming a living sacrifice means giving up everything you’ve ever wanted?
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The Bible called the stick that Moses carried “the rod of God.” But there is more to the story than the fact that it changed from a stick to a snake and back again. It holds a key to following God’s will.
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What role does obedience play in fulfilling God’s will in your life? Is the Bible talking about holiness as the qualification for serving God, or it there more? Listen as Andrew explains.
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Few understand the role that imagination plays in the fulfillment of destiny. Scripture often refers to the subject in a negative light. But, as you will learn, God-inspired imagination fuels hope for the future.



















