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God of Covenant - Leader Kit: A Study of Genesis 12-50

Paperback |English |1462748902 | 9781462748907

God of Covenant - Leader Kit: A Study of Genesis 12-50

Paperback |English |1462748902 | 9781462748907
Overview

Beginning with Genesis 12, walk alongside the fathers of our faith--Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph--to discern Jesus in the stories of His people.

In this Bible study kit for women, Jen Wilkin leads you through 10 sessions to discover how God orchestrates everything for His glory and the good of His people, and helps you see how the God of creation and covenant is the same yesterday, today, and forever.

God of Covenant by Jen Wilkin is a Genesis Bible study that takes an in-depth look at chapters 12-50 and includes DVDs providing video teaching, downloadable helps for leaders, and one women's Bible study book. Jen Wilkin's leader kits are ideal for group Bible studies in and outside of the church and follows the teachings of the Christian Bible. Along with her written teachings, this leader kit also provides learnings and readings via Jen Wilkin's trusted voice as she leads you through the Bible study.

Leader Kit Includes:
  • One Bible study book with personal study segments to complete between 10 weeks of group sessions and leader helps to lead discussion within small groups
  • 2 DVDs with enriching teaching videos, approximately 30-40 minutes per session
  • Card with 3 additional digital downloads of teaching videos


Features:

  • Leader helps to guide questions and discussions within small groups
  • Personal study segments with homework to complete between 10 weeks of group sessions
  • Interactive teaching videos, approximately 30-40 minutes per session
  • WordSearch digital library and extra leader resources
  • Verse-by-verse study for comprehension and application


Benefits:

  • Discover how every story in the Bible points to Christ.
  • Learn to view the lives of biblical figures in the larger context of Scripture.
  • Challenge your basic understanding of familiar stories.
  • Gain knowledge of who God is as He has revealed Himself through Scripture.

Video Sessions:
  • Session 1: Introduction (36:41)--Jen introduces the Book of Genesis. As the seed plot of the Bible, becoming familiar with this book can help us as we study the rest of Scripture. Jen also dives into the importance of studying God's Word with our minds as well as our hearts.
  • Session 2: Calling and Covenant (45:10)--Jen walks through Genesis 12 through Genesis 16. We are introduced to Abraham and his calling to walk by faith to a new place. We also learn of the covenant of God with Abraham, to make him into a great nation, God's people.
  • Session Three: God Visits (45:10)--This session begins the answer to the question, "Is anything too hard for the LORD?" We see God begin to answer that question as He cements the covenant through the physical sign of circumcision among His people. Sodom and Gomorrah are destroyed. Sarah and Abraham are given new names and a specific promise--a son, Isaac.
  • Session Four: The Long-Awaited Son (41:43)--In this session, we study the rest of Abraham's life, as Isaac is born and as Abraham's faith is tested and proved with the request to sacrifice Isaac. Finally, Abraham, the father of our faith, dies, still trusting in God to fulfill His every promise.
  • Session Five: Sibling Rivalry (41:38)--We see the rivalry between Jacob and Esau, learning through their story about favoritism, deception, reaping what we sow. We also learn how God sees us--in the midst of our sin, in the midst of our joy, and in the midst of our hardships.
  • Session Six: Exile and Reconciliation (45:25)--As Jen walks through Genesis 29-33, we study the story of how the patriarch Jacob meets his wife Rachel and the subsequent turmoil that comes from Laban's deceit in the wedding to Leah. We also discuss the story of Jacob wrestling with the angel and the blessing of God's redemptive power in our lives to give us new names and new futures in Him.
  • Session Seven: Trouble at Shechem (33:51)--In Genesis 34-36, we find the chilling story of the rape of Dinah and the ensuing conflict. We also discuss the story of Judah and Tamar, highlighting the cultural disparity that often confronted women in this time. Jen continues to trace the thread of hope for God's people despite seemingly devastating circumstances.
  • Session Eight: Joseph in Egypt (47:04)--In Genesis 37-41, we begin to study the story of Joseph, his place in Jacob's family, his slavery and later imprisonment, and his rise to power in Egypt. Jen helps us see the familiar story of Joseph in a new light, focusing on how many of Joseph's circumstances point us to the redemption that will come in the Messiah, Jesus Christ.
  • Session Nine: Joseph Over Egypt (43:17)--As we witness the reunion between Jacob's children and the tearful meeting between Jacob and Joseph in Genesis 42-47, we also answer the question many of those who read the early Bible texts would have been asking: "How did the children of Israel end up in Egypt?"
  • Session Ten: The Deaths of Jacob and Joseph (46:28)--Having settled in Egypt under the shelter of Joseph's authority, Jacob and his sons flourished. In Genesis 48-50, we hear Jacob's final words and witness his prophecies over each of his sons, tracing the path those words will take in Israel's future.
ISBN: 1462748902
ISBN13: 9781462748907
Author: Jen Wilkin
Publisher: Lifeway Press
Format: Paperback
PublicationDate: 2019-01-02
Language: English
Dimensions: 7.6 x 1.4 x 9.7 inches
Weight: 21.6 ounces

Beginning with Genesis 12, walk alongside the fathers of our faith--Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph--to discern Jesus in the stories of His people.

In this Bible study kit for women, Jen Wilkin leads you through 10 sessions to discover how God orchestrates everything for His glory and the good of His people, and helps you see how the God of creation and covenant is the same yesterday, today, and forever.

God of Covenant by Jen Wilkin is a Genesis Bible study that takes an in-depth look at chapters 12-50 and includes DVDs providing video teaching, downloadable helps for leaders, and one women's Bible study book. Jen Wilkin's leader kits are ideal for group Bible studies in and outside of the church and follows the teachings of the Christian Bible. Along with her written teachings, this leader kit also provides learnings and readings via Jen Wilkin's trusted voice as she leads you through the Bible study.

Leader Kit Includes:
  • One Bible study book with personal study segments to complete between 10 weeks of group sessions and leader helps to lead discussion within small groups
  • 2 DVDs with enriching teaching videos, approximately 30-40 minutes per session
  • Card with 3 additional digital downloads of teaching videos

Features:

  • Leader helps to guide questions and discussions within small groups
  • Personal study segments with homework to complete between 10 weeks of group sessions
  • Interactive teaching videos, approximately 30-40 minutes per session
  • WordSearch digital library and extra leader resources
  • Verse-by-verse study for comprehension and application

Benefits:

  • Discover how every story in the Bible points to Christ.
  • Learn to view the lives of biblical figures in the larger context of Scripture.
  • Challenge your basic understanding of familiar stories.
  • Gain knowledge of who God is as He has revealed Himself through Scripture.
Video Sessions:
  • Session 1: Introduction (36:41)--Jen introduces the Book of Genesis. As the seed plot of the Bible, becoming familiar with this book can help us as we study the rest of Scripture. Jen also dives into the importance of studying God's Word with our minds as well as our hearts.
  • Session 2: Calling and Covenant (45:10)--Jen walks through Genesis 12 through Genesis 16. We are introduced to Abraham and his calling to walk by faith to a new place. We also learn of the covenant of God with Abraham, to make him into a great nation, God's people.
  • Session Three: God Visits (45:10)--This session begins the answer to the question, "Is anything too hard for the LORD?" We see God begin to answer that question as He cements the covenant through the physical sign of circumcision among His people. Sodom and Gomorrah are destroyed. Sarah and Abraham are given new names and a specific promise--a son, Isaac.
  • Session Four: The Long-Awaited Son (41:43)--In this session, we study the rest of Abraham's life, as Isaac is born and as Abraham's faith is tested and proved with the request to sacrifice Isaac. Finally, Abraham, the father of our faith, dies, still trusting in God to fulfill His every promise.
  • Session Five: Sibling Rivalry (41:38)--We see the rivalry between Jacob and Esau, learning through their story about favoritism, deception, reaping what we sow. We also learn how God sees us--in the midst of our sin, in the midst of our joy, and in the midst of our hardships.
  • Session Six: Exile and Reconciliation (45:25)--As Jen walks through Genesis 29-33, we study the story of how the patriarch Jacob meets his wife Rachel and the subsequent turmoil that comes from Laban's deceit in the wedding to Leah. We also discuss the story of Jacob wrestling with the angel and the blessing of God's redemptive power in our lives to give us new names and new futures in Him.
  • Session Seven: Trouble at Shechem (33:51)--In Genesis 34-36, we find the chilling story of the rape of Dinah and the ensuing conflict. We also discuss the story of Judah and Tamar, highlighting the cultural disparity that often confronted women in this time. Jen continues to trace the thread of hope for God's people despite seemingly devastating circumstances.
  • Session Eight: Joseph in Egypt (47:04)--In Genesis 37-41, we begin to study the story of Joseph, his place in Jacob's family, his slavery and later imprisonment, and his rise to power in Egypt. Jen helps us see the familiar story of Joseph in a new light, focusing on how many of Joseph's circumstances point us to the redemption that will come in the Messiah, Jesus Christ.
  • Session Nine: Joseph Over Egypt (43:17)--As we witness the reunion between Jacob's children and the tearful meeting between Jacob and Joseph in Genesis 42-47, we also answer the question many of those who read the early Bible texts would have been asking: "How did the children of Israel end up in Egypt?"
  • Session Ten: The Deaths of Jacob and Joseph (46:28)--Having settled in Egypt under the shelter of Joseph's authority, Jacob and his sons flourished. In Genesis 48-50, we hear Jacob's final words and witness his prophecies over each of his sons, tracing the path those words will take in Israel's future.


Jen Wilkin is a wife, mom to four, and advocate for women to love God with their minds through the faithful study of His Word. She is a speaker, writer, and Bible teacher. Jen lives in Flower Mound, Texas, and her family calls The Village Chapel home. She is the author of numerous Bible studies and books, including
God of Creation, 1 Peter, Sermon on the Mount, Women of the Word, None Like Him, and
In His Image.

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Overview

Beginning with Genesis 12, walk alongside the fathers of our faith--Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph--to discern Jesus in the stories of His people.

In this Bible study kit for women, Jen Wilkin leads you through 10 sessions to discover how God orchestrates everything for His glory and the good of His people, and helps you see how the God of creation and covenant is the same yesterday, today, and forever.

God of Covenant by Jen Wilkin is a Genesis Bible study that takes an in-depth look at chapters 12-50 and includes DVDs providing video teaching, downloadable helps for leaders, and one women's Bible study book. Jen Wilkin's leader kits are ideal for group Bible studies in and outside of the church and follows the teachings of the Christian Bible. Along with her written teachings, this leader kit also provides learnings and readings via Jen Wilkin's trusted voice as she leads you through the Bible study.

Leader Kit Includes:
  • One Bible study book with personal study segments to complete between 10 weeks of group sessions and leader helps to lead discussion within small groups
  • 2 DVDs with enriching teaching videos, approximately 30-40 minutes per session
  • Card with 3 additional digital downloads of teaching videos


Features:

  • Leader helps to guide questions and discussions within small groups
  • Personal study segments with homework to complete between 10 weeks of group sessions
  • Interactive teaching videos, approximately 30-40 minutes per session
  • WordSearch digital library and extra leader resources
  • Verse-by-verse study for comprehension and application


Benefits:

  • Discover how every story in the Bible points to Christ.
  • Learn to view the lives of biblical figures in the larger context of Scripture.
  • Challenge your basic understanding of familiar stories.
  • Gain knowledge of who God is as He has revealed Himself through Scripture.

Video Sessions:
  • Session 1: Introduction (36:41)--Jen introduces the Book of Genesis. As the seed plot of the Bible, becoming familiar with this book can help us as we study the rest of Scripture. Jen also dives into the importance of studying God's Word with our minds as well as our hearts.
  • Session 2: Calling and Covenant (45:10)--Jen walks through Genesis 12 through Genesis 16. We are introduced to Abraham and his calling to walk by faith to a new place. We also learn of the covenant of God with Abraham, to make him into a great nation, God's people.
  • Session Three: God Visits (45:10)--This session begins the answer to the question, "Is anything too hard for the LORD?" We see God begin to answer that question as He cements the covenant through the physical sign of circumcision among His people. Sodom and Gomorrah are destroyed. Sarah and Abraham are given new names and a specific promise--a son, Isaac.
  • Session Four: The Long-Awaited Son (41:43)--In this session, we study the rest of Abraham's life, as Isaac is born and as Abraham's faith is tested and proved with the request to sacrifice Isaac. Finally, Abraham, the father of our faith, dies, still trusting in God to fulfill His every promise.
  • Session Five: Sibling Rivalry (41:38)--We see the rivalry between Jacob and Esau, learning through their story about favoritism, deception, reaping what we sow. We also learn how God sees us--in the midst of our sin, in the midst of our joy, and in the midst of our hardships.
  • Session Six: Exile and Reconciliation (45:25)--As Jen walks through Genesis 29-33, we study the story of how the patriarch Jacob meets his wife Rachel and the subsequent turmoil that comes from Laban's deceit in the wedding to Leah. We also discuss the story of Jacob wrestling with the angel and the blessing of God's redemptive power in our lives to give us new names and new futures in Him.
  • Session Seven: Trouble at Shechem (33:51)--In Genesis 34-36, we find the chilling story of the rape of Dinah and the ensuing conflict. We also discuss the story of Judah and Tamar, highlighting the cultural disparity that often confronted women in this time. Jen continues to trace the thread of hope for God's people despite seemingly devastating circumstances.
  • Session Eight: Joseph in Egypt (47:04)--In Genesis 37-41, we begin to study the story of Joseph, his place in Jacob's family, his slavery and later imprisonment, and his rise to power in Egypt. Jen helps us see the familiar story of Joseph in a new light, focusing on how many of Joseph's circumstances point us to the redemption that will come in the Messiah, Jesus Christ.
  • Session Nine: Joseph Over Egypt (43:17)--As we witness the reunion between Jacob's children and the tearful meeting between Jacob and Joseph in Genesis 42-47, we also answer the question many of those who read the early Bible texts would have been asking: "How did the children of Israel end up in Egypt?"
  • Session Ten: The Deaths of Jacob and Joseph (46:28)--Having settled in Egypt under the shelter of Joseph's authority, Jacob and his sons flourished. In Genesis 48-50, we hear Jacob's final words and witness his prophecies over each of his sons, tracing the path those words will take in Israel's future.
ISBN: 1462748902
ISBN13: 9781462748907
Author: Jen Wilkin
Publisher: Lifeway Press
Format: Paperback
PublicationDate: 2019-01-02
Language: English
Dimensions: 7.6 x 1.4 x 9.7 inches
Weight: 21.6 ounces

Beginning with Genesis 12, walk alongside the fathers of our faith--Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph--to discern Jesus in the stories of His people.

In this Bible study kit for women, Jen Wilkin leads you through 10 sessions to discover how God orchestrates everything for His glory and the good of His people, and helps you see how the God of creation and covenant is the same yesterday, today, and forever.

God of Covenant by Jen Wilkin is a Genesis Bible study that takes an in-depth look at chapters 12-50 and includes DVDs providing video teaching, downloadable helps for leaders, and one women's Bible study book. Jen Wilkin's leader kits are ideal for group Bible studies in and outside of the church and follows the teachings of the Christian Bible. Along with her written teachings, this leader kit also provides learnings and readings via Jen Wilkin's trusted voice as she leads you through the Bible study.

Leader Kit Includes:
  • One Bible study book with personal study segments to complete between 10 weeks of group sessions and leader helps to lead discussion within small groups
  • 2 DVDs with enriching teaching videos, approximately 30-40 minutes per session
  • Card with 3 additional digital downloads of teaching videos

Features:

  • Leader helps to guide questions and discussions within small groups
  • Personal study segments with homework to complete between 10 weeks of group sessions
  • Interactive teaching videos, approximately 30-40 minutes per session
  • WordSearch digital library and extra leader resources
  • Verse-by-verse study for comprehension and application

Benefits:

  • Discover how every story in the Bible points to Christ.
  • Learn to view the lives of biblical figures in the larger context of Scripture.
  • Challenge your basic understanding of familiar stories.
  • Gain knowledge of who God is as He has revealed Himself through Scripture.
Video Sessions:
  • Session 1: Introduction (36:41)--Jen introduces the Book of Genesis. As the seed plot of the Bible, becoming familiar with this book can help us as we study the rest of Scripture. Jen also dives into the importance of studying God's Word with our minds as well as our hearts.
  • Session 2: Calling and Covenant (45:10)--Jen walks through Genesis 12 through Genesis 16. We are introduced to Abraham and his calling to walk by faith to a new place. We also learn of the covenant of God with Abraham, to make him into a great nation, God's people.
  • Session Three: God Visits (45:10)--This session begins the answer to the question, "Is anything too hard for the LORD?" We see God begin to answer that question as He cements the covenant through the physical sign of circumcision among His people. Sodom and Gomorrah are destroyed. Sarah and Abraham are given new names and a specific promise--a son, Isaac.
  • Session Four: The Long-Awaited Son (41:43)--In this session, we study the rest of Abraham's life, as Isaac is born and as Abraham's faith is tested and proved with the request to sacrifice Isaac. Finally, Abraham, the father of our faith, dies, still trusting in God to fulfill His every promise.
  • Session Five: Sibling Rivalry (41:38)--We see the rivalry between Jacob and Esau, learning through their story about favoritism, deception, reaping what we sow. We also learn how God sees us--in the midst of our sin, in the midst of our joy, and in the midst of our hardships.
  • Session Six: Exile and Reconciliation (45:25)--As Jen walks through Genesis 29-33, we study the story of how the patriarch Jacob meets his wife Rachel and the subsequent turmoil that comes from Laban's deceit in the wedding to Leah. We also discuss the story of Jacob wrestling with the angel and the blessing of God's redemptive power in our lives to give us new names and new futures in Him.
  • Session Seven: Trouble at Shechem (33:51)--In Genesis 34-36, we find the chilling story of the rape of Dinah and the ensuing conflict. We also discuss the story of Judah and Tamar, highlighting the cultural disparity that often confronted women in this time. Jen continues to trace the thread of hope for God's people despite seemingly devastating circumstances.
  • Session Eight: Joseph in Egypt (47:04)--In Genesis 37-41, we begin to study the story of Joseph, his place in Jacob's family, his slavery and later imprisonment, and his rise to power in Egypt. Jen helps us see the familiar story of Joseph in a new light, focusing on how many of Joseph's circumstances point us to the redemption that will come in the Messiah, Jesus Christ.
  • Session Nine: Joseph Over Egypt (43:17)--As we witness the reunion between Jacob's children and the tearful meeting between Jacob and Joseph in Genesis 42-47, we also answer the question many of those who read the early Bible texts would have been asking: "How did the children of Israel end up in Egypt?"
  • Session Ten: The Deaths of Jacob and Joseph (46:28)--Having settled in Egypt under the shelter of Joseph's authority, Jacob and his sons flourished. In Genesis 48-50, we hear Jacob's final words and witness his prophecies over each of his sons, tracing the path those words will take in Israel's future.


Jen Wilkin is a wife, mom to four, and advocate for women to love God with their minds through the faithful study of His Word. She is a speaker, writer, and Bible teacher. Jen lives in Flower Mound, Texas, and her family calls The Village Chapel home. She is the author of numerous Bible studies and books, including
God of Creation, 1 Peter, Sermon on the Mount, Women of the Word, None Like Him, and
In His Image.

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  • Gift cards
  • Downloadable software products
  • Some health and personal care items

To complete your return, we require a tracking number, which shows the items which you already returned to us.
There are certain situations where only partial refunds are granted (if applicable)

  • Book with obvious signs of use
  • CD, DVD, VHS tape, software, video game, cassette tape, or vinyl record that has been opened
  • Any item not in its original condition, is damaged or missing parts for reasons not due to our error
  • Any item that is returned more than 30 days after delivery

Items returned to us as a result of our error will receive a full refund,some returns may be subject to a restocking fee of 7% of the total item price, please contact a customer care team member to see if your return is subject. Returns that arrived on time and were as described are subject to a restocking fee.

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