Clarifying Christianity

A 12-Week Study for Confused Churchgoers

Why should we trust the Bible? Why would a good God allow pain and suffering? How can Hell be just?

These questions and more have been largely ignored by churches today, but it is time for them to be brought to light—and this twelve-week study is the way forward for anyone looking for their answers.

Despite attending church every Sunday, many Christians still lack a deep understanding of the gospel. Most services are planned to attract crowds and entertain, not to build disciples. Clarifying Christianity moves past the generic spirituality that is so prevalent in America today to instead examine foundational biblical concepts. Through twelve weeks of study, you will learn the answers to important questions about the Bible, sin, God, and more. Each of the weeks of study is designed for simple access and education, featuring historical background, discussion of key Scripture passages, prompts for Bible reading and Scripture memory, and questions for reflection and discussion.

This engaging study presents a detailed picture of Christianity to believers and nonbelievers both. Built on clear research and presented with passion, the twelve topics of study will help anyone asking the important questions to develop a thorough understanding of the Bible and to solidify and defend their own faith. Clarifying Christianity is essential to living as a Christian in America today.

 

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Author Bio

When Jackie Guinn was 25 years old, her three-year-old daughter died. At that time, her Christian aunt wrote her about the biblical David losing his son and saying that while his son could not come back to him, he must go to his son (2 Samuel 12:23). Right away, Jackie went to church to find out how to go to heaven. Since then, she and her husband have raised four children, and Jackie has homeschooled her children, discipled women, and taught Sunday School. Later in life, she received her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in education from the University of Kansas and taught secondary English Language Arts for fifteen years in public high school. Teaching has given her an understanding of researching, writing, and identifying spiritual decline in American churches. Jackie currently lives in Kansas City.