Strengthen The Brethern Volume II

Strengthen The Brethern Volume II

Strengthen The Brethern Volume II
A Study In I Peter - Teacher Guide

$12.95

The most bitter failure in Peter’s life occurred when he denied his Lord in the palace of Caiaphas, but the resurrected Christ graciously forgave and restored Peter by the Sea of Galilee and then commissioned him to strengthen his brethren. Peter fulfilled this command as the Holy Spirit moved him to pen the epistles that bear his name. They were written to the people of God who were suffering great persecution. In this two-volume set, Clarence Sexton shares with the reader encouraging words on living as strangers in a world hostile to God and His children.

The Teacher’s Guide is a three-ring notebook containing valuable information to assist the teacher in the preparation and presentation of the Bible lesson. These notes are identical in format to the Study Guide. The page numbers on the “Teacher’s Notes” correspond to the page numbers in the Study Guide. Also included are class teaching notes and lesson aims which may be removed from the Teacher’s Guide and placed in the teacher’s Bible to assist in teaching the lesson.

Table of Contents

1.The Shepherd and Bishop of Your Souls..................10
2.The Wife who Wins.......................................................20
3.The Connection Between Home and Heaven........32
4.For all Those who Love Life.......................................44
5.Ready..............................................................................54
6.The Just for the Unjust................................................64
7.The Will of God............................................................76
8.Above all Things.........................................................84
9.Giving Living..................................................................90
10.The Fiery Trial is not Strange.....................................98
11.The Pastor..................................................................110
12.The People................................................................120
13.As a Christian...........................................................128

Notable Quotes of Charles H. Spurgeon

Flattering Devil

“Of all the devils in the world, I hate a roaring devil least, but a flattering devil is the worst devil that ever a man meets! When the world pretends to love, understand that it now hates you more cordially than ever and is carefully baiting its trap to catch you and ruin you! Beware of the Judas kiss with which the Christ was betrayed and with which you will be betrayed unless you are well upon your guard. In the world and from the world you will have tribulation!”—1887, Sermon #1994

Avoid Evil

“If God chooses to turn evil into good, as He often does, that is no reason why we should do evil and it is no justification of sin! The murder of Christ at Calvary has brought the greatest possible benefit to us, yet it was a high crime against God, the greatest of all crimes, when man turned deicides and slew the Son of God!”—1892, Sermon #2255

“What can you do, you children, playing with your little wooden swords—what can you do against men covered from head to foot with the steel mail of the habit of sin? Sunday school teachers, teach your children more and more the pure Word of God! And preachers, do not try to be original, but be content to take of the things of Christ and show them to the people, for that is what the Holy Spirit, Himself does—and you will be wise to use His method and His sword. No sinner around you will be saved except by the knowledge of the great Truths contained in the Word of God. No man will ever be brought to repentance, to faith and to life in Christ, apart from the constant application of the Truth through the Spirit.”—1891, Sermon #2201

“All that is said in the Word of God to sinners in general is meant for each sinner in particular when He comes and takes it to himself by his own individual faith.”—1895, Sermon #2413