We are excited to announce a very powerful Bible study, and in my opinion, the best study there is in regards to the re-focusing our vision onto our great God. This study is open to anyone and would be great for the entire family, especially church leaders today.

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Promotional Video

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How does the study work?

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What is Our Greatest Need?

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Introductory Video

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Material / Topics / Outline

Each week’s DVD is made up of three segments. The historical introduction is a short biographical sketch of the life of a significant figure from Christian history whose ministry illustrates the truths that you have been studying that week. These were all filmed on location in Wales, England, Scotland, and North America.

• A. W. Tozer in “Week 1 – Beholding God: The Great Attraction” (Chicago, IL)
• Timothy Dwight in “Week 2 – Beholding God: Clearing the Way For Our Return” (Yale University)
• George Muller in “Week 3 – Beholding God: In the Bible” (Bristol, England)
• Samuel Rutherford in “Week 4 – Beholding God: In the Face of Jesus Christ” (Anwoth, Scotland)
• George Whitefield in “Week 5 – Beholding God: In the Work of Salvation”(Newburyport, MA)
• Robert Murray M’Cheyne in “Week 6 – Beholding God and the Response of Personal Holiness” (Dundee, Scotland)
• Charles Spurgeon in “Week 7 – Beholding God: Restoring Worship in Our Lives”(London, England),
• Daniel Rowland in “Week 8 – Beholding God and Evangelism” (Llangeitho, Wales)
• Amy Carmichael in “Week 9 – Beholding God and Our Christian Service” (Keswick, England)
• Charles Finney in “Week 10 – Beholding a Lesser God?” (Anytown, USA)
• D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones in “Week 11 – Beholding God: Avoiding the Lies of Pragmatism”(London, England)
• Jonathan Edwards in “Week 12 – Seeking the God We Are Beholding” (New Haven, CT)

After the introduction, a sermon from Dr. Snyder reinforces what you have been studying in the Bible that week. Finally, you will be able to listen to highlights from interviews with contemporary ministers whose lives and labors reflect these same truths. These include Paul Washer, Richard Owen Roberts, Jordan Thomas, Anthony Mathenia, Eifion Evans, Andrew Davies, and Conrad Mbewe. Comments from men whose gospel labors range from Peru, Ethiopia, Virginia, and Memphis to New Zealand, England, Wales, Ireland, and Zambia help to show that these are eternal truths about an eternal God who is not altered by any temporal or geographical context.

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