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Sermon on the Mount Unit Aim:
You will acknowledge Christ as the Righteous King and understand that those living in God’s kingdom wisely build their lives upon the foundation of Christ’s teachings and possess a righteousness that exceeds the righteousness of the scribes and Pharisees.
This book is designed for Learners/Students to use:
-Lessons are laid out clearly and are user-friendly, providing three learning options.
-Designed to be used by a wide range of ages, from Jr. High through Senior Adult.
-Ideal for Sunday School, Bible Studies, Small Groups, One on One Discipleship, and Home Devotions.
In this foundational children’s Sunday school curriculum, your class will explore the grand story of God’s work from Romans – Revelation.
DiscipleKidz Volume 3 is designed for children in grades 1–6 and provides a clear, age-flexible overview of Romans – Revelation.
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Sermon on the Mount
While not necessary, it is recommended that teachers of this study purchase a copy of the Baptist Expositor Leader Guide to provide additional background and information.
Perfect for tablets, smartphones, or printing and putting into a binder.
REAL Life is a quarterly Sunday school book designed primarily for tweens, teens, young adults, and students in grades 7-12.
Each quarter will cover the same passages as our adult curriculum, the Baptist Expositor.
Students will learn the basics of studying the Bible and applying it to their everyday lives using the acronym REAL (Read, Examine, Ask, Live).
Each lesson includes one page of Bible study and one page of discussion questions, activities, helpful information on doctrine/apologetics, and a section for home Bible study.
While not necessary, it is recommended that teachers of this study purchase a copy of the Baptist Expositor Leader Guide to provide additional background and information.
Baptist Doctrine: a theology book about Christian life and pastoral care!
This book was formerly titled “Brief Studies in Christian Doctrines” and was written by Dr. J.E. Cobb in 1957 and revised later by Dr. James L. Silvey. This book has been referred to as one of the most complete and comprehensive theology books produced by the BMA.
Topics include:
The Doctrine of God
The Doctrine of the Bible
The Doctrine of Christ
The Doctrine of the Holy Spirit
The Doctrine of Angels
The Doctrine of Man
The Doctrine of Sin
The Doctrine of the Church
The Doctrine of Last Things
222 Pages Total
In this foundational children’s Sunday school curriculum, your class will explore the grand story of God’s work throughout the Gospels and Acts.
DiscipleKidz Volume 2 is designed for children in grades 1–6 and provides a clear, age-flexible overview of the key Gospels and Acts.
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Bible study takes a lifetime. We hope this short guide will prove to be a helpful companion to your Bible study efforts. Originally published in 1995, this resource has been updated and expanded to provide additional study notes and helpful charts. No matter where you are in your pursuit of Bible study—a new believer, Sunday school teacher, or pastor—this will be a helpful tool for you.
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This resource is designed to be used in monthly Brotherhood meetings at local churches.
This book provides 12 lessons (1 year’s worth), which focus on a man’s responsibilities in the areas of doctrine, household, church, evangelism and outreach.
To learn more about the Brotherhood Auxiliary, visit: https://www.bmabrotherhood.org/
Ministry Across the Spectrum: Autism, Faith, and the Local Church
By Dr. W. Russell Threet
Sunday morning worship is a comforting routine for many, but for families touched by Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), it can feel overwhelming and isolating, often leading them to stay home despite a deep desire for faith and community.
This book seeks to bridge that gap by exploring the experiences of ASD families through the stories of three fictional but representative households, highlighting both the challenges they face and the practical ways churches can welcome them more fully.
Written from the perspective of a pastor and parent of an autistic child, it offers a compassionate, realistic starting point for congregations, leaders, and caregivers who long to see the church become a place of true belonging. My hope is that through these insights and examples, the body of Christ will grow in understanding and love, becoming a community where autism families can worship, serve, and thrive.
Endorsements:
“Russell’s insights are both theologically grounded and pastorally sensitive, rooted in real experience and genuine love for God’s people. We believe this book is a significant contribution to the church’s ministry in our time, and we recommend it wholeheartedly.” —Keith and Jennifer Foskey
“With theological grounding, Threet speaks to pastors, people in the pews, and parents of autistic children with compassion and biblical clarity. After reading this book, the church will no longer have an excuse for neglecting this part of the community.”—Dr. Cliff Johnson
“Russell draws from his personal experience and biblical counseling background to equip the church to walk faithfully alongside parents of children with autism. This book is an excellent resource for believers seeking to minister effectively to those impacted by autism.” —Bart Herrington
Table of Contents:
Introduction
Chapter 1: Understanding Autism Biblically
Chapter 2: Three Travelers
Chapter 3: Preparation & the Parking Lot
Chapter 4: Sunday School/Small Groups
Chapter 5: The Worship Service
Chapter 6: Special Church Events
Chapter 7: Gospel Conversations & Evangelism
Chapter 8: Biblical Counsel & Support for ASD Families
Chapter 9: Conflict & Correction
Chapter 10: Service in the Body
Chapter 11: Baptism, the Lord’s Supper, & Membership
Chapter 12: Transitions & Life Changes
Chapter 13: Pastoral Challenges & Hopes
Appendix A: Basic Training for Churches
Understanding Autism Biblically
Making Room in the Church
Communication Tips
Sensory Considerations
Treating Every Person with Dignity
Appendix B: Sample Checklists
Church Readiness Checklist for Autism Ministry
Greeter & Usher Quick Guide
Sunday School Teacher Quick Tips
Parent Preparation Checklist
Sample First Visit Form for Autism Families
Church Member Checklist
Sharing the Gospel with an Autistic Person
What is Baptist Publishing House?
For over 75 years, Baptist Publishing House has stood firmly on the Word of God and sound Baptist doctrine.
We serve churches all over the United States and beyond with both printed and downloadable Sunday School and Bible study resources. No matter your church’s size or needs, we have something for you!
We are unapologetically committed to the inerrancy and sufficiency of Scripture.
All of our content boldly proclaims the gospel of Jesus Christ and is designed to help local churches fulfill Christ’s Great Commission.
“All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness: That the man of God may be perfect, thoroughly furnished unto all good works.”
—2 Timothy 3:16-17 KJV
