New Free Bible Study Guide on Stress Posted
Stress is the topic of a new lesson added to the www.FreeBibleStudyGuides.org site. “Bible Answers for Coping With Stress” provides practical tips and biblical hope.
Cincinnati, OH, August 25, 2010 --(PR.com)-- Stress affects everyone at one time or another, and sometimes the stress we face feels unbearable. Medical professionals tell us stress is a killer. It is a risk factor for heart disease, strokes and many other diseases. The United Church of God’s new Bible Study Guide lesson on “Coping With Stress” provides helpful advice from the Bible for reducing stress in our lives.
“Coping With Stress” (found at www.freebiblestudyguides.org/bible-answers/coping-with-stress.htm) addresses issues such as:
Does God show us how to reduce stress?
How can I find comfort in dealing with the trouble and stress in my life?
What is the ultimate purpose of my stressful trials?
Can I have confidence that God understands my stress?
The lesson ends with 14 practical tips that students can choose from to apply in their own stressful situations, as well as links to helpful related resources.
The lesson was researched and written by Ron Kelley, a United Church of God pastor in North Carolina.
Mike Bennett, UCG editorial content manager, said, “We want these lessons to be relevant, engaging and life-changing, and we welcome suggestions for future lessons or for improving the lessons.”
The site is frequently updated with new material, and so students are encouraged to sign up for the Bible Study Guides e-mail newsletter. E-mail subscribers will receive updates about all the new lessons, as well as other relevant Bible study material. It’s all totally free, and subscribers can cancel anytime they like.
About the United Church of God:
The mission of the United Church of God is to proclaim to the world the little-understood gospel taught by Jesus Christ—the good news of the coming Kingdom of God—and to prepare a people for that Kingdom. This message not only offers great hope for all of humanity, but encompasses the purpose of human existence—why we are here and where our world is headed. For more information about the United Church of God, see This Is the United Church of God (www.ucg.org/booklets/UC/).
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“Coping With Stress” (found at www.freebiblestudyguides.org/bible-answers/coping-with-stress.htm) addresses issues such as:
Does God show us how to reduce stress?
How can I find comfort in dealing with the trouble and stress in my life?
What is the ultimate purpose of my stressful trials?
Can I have confidence that God understands my stress?
The lesson ends with 14 practical tips that students can choose from to apply in their own stressful situations, as well as links to helpful related resources.
The lesson was researched and written by Ron Kelley, a United Church of God pastor in North Carolina.
Mike Bennett, UCG editorial content manager, said, “We want these lessons to be relevant, engaging and life-changing, and we welcome suggestions for future lessons or for improving the lessons.”
The site is frequently updated with new material, and so students are encouraged to sign up for the Bible Study Guides e-mail newsletter. E-mail subscribers will receive updates about all the new lessons, as well as other relevant Bible study material. It’s all totally free, and subscribers can cancel anytime they like.
About the United Church of God:
The mission of the United Church of God is to proclaim to the world the little-understood gospel taught by Jesus Christ—the good news of the coming Kingdom of God—and to prepare a people for that Kingdom. This message not only offers great hope for all of humanity, but encompasses the purpose of human existence—why we are here and where our world is headed. For more information about the United Church of God, see This Is the United Church of God (www.ucg.org/booklets/UC/).
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