The Tree (Short Explanation)
This resource provides a fuller explanation of the Tree model for counseling. Jesus used this simple word picture to illustrate an important truth about people. Just as a tree shows its nature by the fruit it produces, the inner nature of a person—what he wants and what he believes—is revealed by the fruit—the actions and words—produced in his life.
Keys to Your Own God & I Time
Getting to know God isn’t complicated, but that doesn’t mean it is easy. Relationships of all kinds take work. A growing relationship with God won’t happen by accident—you must be intentional. This little booklet provides simple, practical ideas for getting to know your wonderful God in a deeper and more personal way.
Practice Believing
Use this study to help identify and reject lies you have “practiced believing” and replace those lies with the truth of God’s Word. You can learn to “think Bible” instead!
Teach Me Your Way, Lord (Part 2)
Jesus not only gave us the command to love our enemies, He lived it perfectly. Study through these narrative passages in the gospel of Luke and behold our merciful Savior.
My Tree (Bitterness)
Use this simple discipleship tool to get to the heart of your struggle with forgiveness.
Help! I Need to Forgive Journal
Record impacting statements and write out your answers to the Questions for Reflection at the end of each chapter.
A Plan for Killing Sin
Make a specific plan for killing sin, following the steps outlined in Romans 6: know, consider, yield.
Live True to Your Purpose
Learn more about God’s purpose for saving you. While escaping eternal punishment in hell is a wonderful benefit of salvation, God has a much greater goal for placing you into the life of His Son.
Death in Adam, Life in Christ
See for yourself what Romans 5 teaches about the results of being “in Adam” or “in Christ.”
My Tree (Assurance)
Use this simple discipleship tool to get to the heart of your struggle with doubt.
Help! I’m Doubting Journal
Record impacting statements and write out your answers to the Questions for Reflection at the end of each chapter.
