Study Guides
Aim:
- To help listeners come to an understanding of who Jesus is and what He came to do.
- To help listeners come to faith in Christ.
The study guides will provide an overview of the life and ministry of Christ, with special emphasis on His supernatural birth, His mighty works including power over death, His teachings, and His death on the cross for our sins, and His resurrection from the dead.
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- Nicodemus- The Man who came at Night | Booklet
- The Woman at the Well- Jesus and and a Thirsty Woman | Booklet
- The Good Samaritan | Booklet
- Feeding the Five Thousand- A Boy's lunch feeds a Multitude | Booklet
- Demon Possessed Men- Jesus and the Madman | Booklet
- Zacchaeus- The Tax Collector who climbed the Tree | Booklet
- Rich Young Ruler- Who could not say "Yes" | Booklet
- Blind From Birth- Jesus Heals a Man born Blind | Booklet
- Mary Magdalene- A Demon-Possessed Woman becomes a Faithful Follower | Booklet
- One of the Multitude- A Paralytic comes through the Roof | Booklet
- Adulterous Woman- A Woman caught in Adultery | Booklet
The dramas would provide an overview of the life and ministry of Christ, with special emphasis on His supernatural birth, His mighty works including power over death, His teachings, and his death on the cross for our sins, and His resurrection from the dead.
- Mary, The Mother of Jesus (Luke 1) | Leaflet | Booklet
- Joseph the Carpenter (Matt. 1) | Leaflet | Booklet
- Birth of Jesus (Luke 2) | Leaflet
- Childhood of Jesus (Luke 2) (Matthew 2) | Booklet
- John the Baptist
- The Baptism of Jesus | Booklet
- Jesus begins his Ministry | Leaflet | Booklet
- Jesus calls Matthew | Booklet
- Simon the Zealot | Booklet
- Jesus Ministers to his Disciples | Booklet
- Jesus and Peter | Booklet
- Through the Roof (Mark 2) | Leaflet
- Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5, 6, 7)
- Storm at Sea (Matthew 8)
- Jairus’ Daughter (Matthew 9)
- The One Who Walked on the Waters (Matt. 14.)
- The Cripple at the Pool (John 5)
- Transfiguration (Matthew 16) | Booklet
- The Man with Clay on His Face (John 9)
- The Lost Sheep (Luke 15)
- The Prodigal Son (Luke 15) | Booklet
- The Prodigal Son (Luke 15)
- The Prodigal Son (Luke 15)v | Leaflet | Booklet
- Crucifixion (Matthew 27) | Booklet
- Resurrection (Matthew 28) | Booklet
This will be a thrilling account of the early church with a strong evangelistic aim. This series would cover the first 12 chapters of Acts.
- Luke and Theophilus (Luke 1 & Acts 1)
- The Ascension (Acts 1)
- Pentecost (Acts 2)
- Peter’s Preaching/3000 Saved (Acts 2)
- Lame Man at Temple (Acts 3)
- Peter and John in Trouble (Acts 4)
- Ananias and Sapphira (Acts 5)
- Multitudes Healed (Acts 5)
- Apostles in Prison (Acts 5)
- First Deacons (Acts 6)
- Stephen (Acts 6-7)
- Saul Persecution the Church (Acts 8)
- Philip in Samaria (Acts 8)
- Ethiopian Eunuch (Acts 8)
- Saul’s Conversion (Acts 9)
- Ananias and Saul (Acts 9)
- Saul and Barnabas (Acts 9)
- Aeneas Healed (Acts 9)
- Dorcas Healed (Acts 9)
- Cornelius (Acts 10)
- Peter at Joppa (Acts 10)
- Disciples at Antioch (first called Christians) (Acts 11)
- James Killed by Herod (Acts 12)
- Peter Delivered from Prison (Acts 12)
This 26 drama series would have a drama on Saul’s conversion and then cover Acts 13-28, with selected dramas based on Paul’s letters. (For example, in Romans 16 around 32 persons are names. What thrilling stories their lives could tell!)
This is a series of 8 dramas/study guides based on Jesus’ revelation of Himself in the Gospel of John. The series is built primarily around the great “I Am” statements of Jesus.
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"I Am the Living Water"
(John 4; 7:37-39)
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"I Am the Bread of Life"
(John 6)
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"I Am"
(John 8:52-58; 3:1-6, 12-14)
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"I Am the Light of the World"
(John 8:12, 9:1-41)
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"I Am the Gate to the Sheepfold" ... "I Am the Good Shepherd"
(John 10:1-16)
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"I Am the Resurrection and the Life"
(John 11:1-44)
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"I Am the Way, the Truth, and the Life"
(John 14:1-28)
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"I Am the True Vine"
(John 15:1-8)
This is a three-part series based on Acts 13-28, along with parts of Acts 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, and selected portions of his letters to the churches. It follows the life and ministry of the apostle Paul from his early background and persecution of the church to his dramatic conversion and then his ministry across the Greco-Roman world, ending with him facing martyrdom in Rome.
Paul was born most likely in the first decade of the first century and was executed probably in A.D. 67. His conversion likely took place in A.D. 35. The events in Acts 13-28 took place during the years A.D. 47- 63.
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Paul: The Early Years
(Acts 21:39-22;3; 23:6; 26:4-5; Phil. 3:4-11; gal 1:14)
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Saul and Gamaliel
(Acts 21:39-22:3; Phil. 3:4-11)
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Saul Meets Stephen and Jesus
(Acts 7:54-60; 8:1-3; 9:1-19; Gal. 1:13; Acts 22:3-16; 26:1-23; Phil. 3:6)
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Saul's Wilderness Experience
(Gal. 1:18-20; Acts 9:23-29)
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Saul Meets Peter and James
(Acts 11:19-30; 12:25)
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Saul Returns to Tarsus
(Acts 13:1-12)
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Barnabas and Saul in Antioch
(Acts 13:13-52)
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Barnabas and Saul in Cyprus
(Acts 14:1-7)
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Paul and Barnabas in Pisidian Antioch
(Acts 14:8-20; 2 Cor. 12:1-6)
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Paul and Barnabas in Iconium
(Acts 14:21-28) Galatians probably written upon Paul's return to Antioch
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Paul and Barnabas in Lystra
(Acts 15:1-35) A.D. 49
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Paul and Barnabas Returned to Antioch
(Acts 15:36-40)
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Paul's Involvement in the Jerusalem Council
(Acts 15:40-41; 16:1-5) Timothy joined the team.
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Paul and Barnabas Separated
(Acts 16:6-10) Luke joined the team.
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Paul and Silas in Derbe
(Acts 16:11-15)
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Paul's Call to Europe
(Acts 16:16-18)
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Paul and Companions in Philippi: Lydia, the First Convert to Europe
(Acts 16:19-40)
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Paul and Companions in Philippi: The Slave Girl
(Acts 17:1-15)
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Paul in Companions in Phillipe: The Philippian Jailer
(Acts 17:16-34)
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Paul and Silas in Thessalonica and Berea
(Acts 18:1-22) Silas and Timothy rejoined Paul. 1 and 2 Thessalonians written from Corinth. Romans written from Corinth.
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Paul Alone in Athens
(Acts 18:23-28; 19:1-20)
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Paul in Corinth, then Returned to Antioch
(Acts 12:21-41)
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Paul at Ephesus
(Acts 20:1-12)
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Paul and the Uproar at Ephesus
(Acts 20:13-38)
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Paul in Greece and Troas
(Acts 21:1-14)
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Paul Met With Ephesian Elders at Miletus
(Acts 20:13-38)
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Paul Sailed to Caesarea
(Acts 21:1-14)
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Paul Met with the Jerusalem Church
(Acts 21:15-26)
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Paul Arrested in Jerusalem
(Acts 21:27-40; 22:1-29)
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Paul Before the Sanhedrin, Then Escorted to Caesarea
(Acts 22:30; 23:1-15)
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Paul Before Felix
(Acts 24:1-27)
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Paul Before Festus and Agrippa
(Acts 25:1-27; 26:1-32)
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Paul's Voyage and Shipwreck
(Acts 27:1-44)
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Paul in Malta and on to Rome
(Acts 28:1-16)
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Paul in Rome
(Acts 28:16-31)
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Paul Facing Death in Rome
(2 Timothy 4:6-22) The Ryrie Study Bible gives this sequence of events: Paul release from his house arrest Rome. (where we find him at the end of Acts.) Paul visited Ephesus, left Timothy there, and went on to Macedonia He Wrote 1 Timothy. He visited Crete, left Titus there, and went on to Nicopolis. He wrote Titus. He visited (2 Tim. 4:13), where he was suddenly arrested, taken to Rome, imprisoned, and finally beheaded. He wrote 2 Timothy from Rome during this second imprisonment.
This series of 10 dramas/study guides is built around 10 persons who met Jesus, as recounted in the book of Acts.
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Saul of Tarsus
(Acts 9:19)
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Cornelius
(Acts 10)
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Sergius Paulus
(Acts 13:4-12)
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The Lame Man at Lystra
(Acts 14:8-10)
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Timothy
(Acts 16:1-5)
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Lydia
(Acts 16)
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The Philippian Jailer
(Acts 16)
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Dionysius
(Acts 17:34)
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Aquila and Priscilla
(Acts 18:1-4, 18-19, 24-26)
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Crispus
(Acts 18:7-8)
This series of 7 dramas/study guides follows the life and ministry of the man who wrote the first Gospel.
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John Mark's Home
(Acts 12:11-17)
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Mark Traveled with Barnabas and Paul
(Acts 12:24-25; 13:1-12)
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Mark Turned Back
(Acts 13:13)
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Mark Rejected by Paul
(Acts 15:36-40)
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Mark Worked with Petter
(1 Peter 5:13-14)
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Mark Wrote the First Gospel
(2 Peter 1:15; Mark 1-16)
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Mark Praised by Paul
(Col. 4:10; 2 Tim. 4:11)
This series of 10 dramas/study guides is built around ten persons in the book of Acts that experienced the saving power of Jesus. The series shows the power of the resurrected and risen Christ to change lives.
- Saul of Tarsus
- Cornelius
- Sergius Paulus
- The Lame Man at Lystra
- Timothy
- Lydia
- The Philippian Jailer
- Dionysius and Damaris
- Aquila and Priscilla
- The Triumphant Entry
- Passover
- Death
- Resurrection and Ascension of Christ
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Easter Series: The Trial, Death, and Resurrection of Christ
This will be a series of 3 dramas focusing intently on this subject.
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Old Testament Pointers to Jesus
This will be a series of 26 dramas. focus: Panoramic view of the Old Testament.
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The Meaning of Salvation
A clear approach using interactive concept learning methods to understand the Salvation of Chris Jesus.