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simple series of Bible studies about everyday life

Lots and lots of Bible studies are concerned with literally studying the stories of the Bible.
There is a place for that, but many times problems of everyday life are not addressed, or at least not directly,

This Bible study mines the immensely rich vein of Martin Luther's commentaries, sermons and even dinner table discussions in an attempt to create a Bible study that deals withreal life issues such as "Dealing With Temptations", "Counterfeit Christians", "Work.
. . But Don't Worry", "Be Patient in Adversity" and "God Really Forgives Our Sins, "

Luther's practical teachings written in everyday language and cemented in a thorough reading and study of the New Testament, shine throughout.
Every short studypages begins with a relevant passage from the New Testament, a short story that frames the problem, Luther's relevant commentaries with supportive verses from the Bible and study/discussion questions.
Sometimes a relevant hymn written by Luther is included as well,

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This book is a thoughtful, reflective introduction to God's promises in Christ as proclaimed by Martin Luther, Drawing from Luther's "house sermons", a series of meditations for an intimate circle of family and friends, Thomas Peters explores major themes in a believer's life: faith, forgiveness, patience, and other facets of discipleship.
He intertwines common experiences with insights from Luther's preaching and teaching, and presents Christ and His Gospel as the source of encouragement and hope.
Short Bible studies and journalwriting opportunities accompany each chapter, Readers will find pastoral and practical wisdom and learn anew to trust and cherish the Word of grace and truth, .