Thirteen Lessons in Christian Doctrine

By Denver Sizemore

Book Overview

DIFFICULT SUBJECTS MADE EASY, COMPLEX QUESTIONS ANSWERED SIMPLY

New Christians have important questions that need biblical answers. They need to know why they believe what they believe Thirteen Lessons in Christian Doctrine is a study on the foundational building blocks of Christianity. Designed for new Christians, Thirteen Lessons takes the new believer from his or her first encounter with Christ to a point of growing maturity. Included in this book are:

Studies on God, Jesus, and the ChurchStudies on giving and New Testament tithingStudies on faith, repentance, and baptismStudy questions to reinforce each chapter

These are high-powered, spiritual lessons designed for new Christians, Sunday School classes, Sunday night or Wednesday night services, and Small Group studies.

DENVER SIZEMORE (1920-2010) served as a professor of New Testament for forty-three years at Atlanta Christian College. He was a well-known preacher and teacher throughout the churches of the southeast United States. He spent his retirement years teaching at mission colleges around the world.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0899007651
• ISBN13: 9780899007656
• Release Date: March 2024
• Publisher: College Press Publishing Company
• Length: 188 Pages
• Weight: 0.49 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 5.5" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

Concise and Easily Understood Theology

Mr. Sizemore's treatement of doctrine in this book provides an excellent resource for teachers and students alike. His lesson format with questions at the end provides a very constructive way to retain the information. And I'm not just saying that because he's my grandfather . . . Hi Wade . . . How's GA? Going to CIY this year? if you would like further information on Mr. Sizemore's works, feel free to contact me @: njg7@yahoo.com

EXCELLENT!

This book is a short and to-the-point study of important topics in Christian doctrine, including God, Jesus, Faith, Repentance, Baptism, and the Lord's Supper. There are a few references to the original Greek which are necessary for a better understanding of the topic. However, this book is free of a lot of technical jargon that bogs the reader down in many doctrinal studies. It makes an excellent resource for new Christians or anyone who wishes to have a better understanding of the Bible and the Christian faith. Also recommended is the companion volume "Gems of Bible Doctrine" (reprinted as "Twelve More Lessons In Christian Doctrine").