following beatitudes forty-four commandments

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1 review
Maxie Dunnam, Kimberly Dunnam Reisman

Upper Room Books, 2005

Beatitudes Review
This workbook has been an excellent study selection for the small group I facilitate. The content is easy to read, easy to understand, and the study questions are thought provoking and insightful.

The Workbook on the 7 Deadly Sins
Maxie Dunnam & Kimberly Dunnam Reisman

Upper Room Books, 2005

Knowing God: Making God the Main Thing in My Life (Sisters: Bible Study for Women)
Kimberly Dunnam Reisman

Abingdon Press, 2003

The Workbook on Virtues and the Fruit of the Spirit

2 reviews
Maxie D. Dunnam, Kimberly Dunnam Reisman

Upper Room Books, 1998

Fruits of the Spirit + 7 cardinal virtues!!
nother of Maxie Dunnam's "workbooks" for use in the local church. This time he's tackled the virtues and the fruits of the Spirit. "This workbook explores the tools available to us as we strive to be the good selves God created us to be... God not only gives us tools in the virtues, God gives us power. The virtues show God's power of goodness within us. They are the evidence of God's love, of ...

Forty-four Sermons to Serve the Present Age
Kim Dunnam Reissmann, editors

Epworth, 2007

The Workbook on the Ten Commandments

1 review
Maxie D. Dunnam, Kimberly Dunnam Reisman

Upper Room Books, 2004

A book for learning and understanding...
Two summers ago I had a yearning to learn more about The Ten Commandments. But I did not know where to begin, and when I asked people I thought knew, they had no book recommendations. How I found this title, one of four I read that summer on The Ten Commandments, is through Upper Room Publications, who are publishers of "Weavings." "Weavings" is a journal of the Christian spiritual life. So I had ...

The Workbook on the Seven Deadly Sins

4 reviews
Maxie Dunnam, Kimberly Dunnam Reisman

Upper Room Books, 1995

Great group Bible study resource
We have used this workbook as a Lenten Bible study at my church this spring. There are about 20 people in the study and each person, at some point, has expressed how much s/he is learning and how much s/he enjoys the study. More than that, it has made all the participants more aware of the pervasive reality of sin in our lives, which has led to a greater desire for God's forgiveness and ...

The Christ-Centered Woman: Finding Balance in a World of Extremes

3 reviews
Kimberly Dunnam Reisman

Upper Room Books, 2000

Practical, insightful, and interesting
I could definitely relate to Kimberly, the author of this book. Women are faced with so many choices, and guilt or remorse regardless of which way they turn. (Why is it that dads can have careers and families without a second thought, but moms cannot?) This book reminds us to put our relationship with Christ first, not our kids, husbands, careers, or anything else. If we put Christ first, then ...