Do You Know Jesus? (Book 2) by Kent Heaton

Many people know about Jesus. Far fewer know Him as He's revealed in the Word of God.

Do You Know Jesus? Book 2 is the second workbook in Kent Heaton's three-part series, a 12-lesson study of the life and teaching of Jesus.

How This Study Helps

Popular ideas about Jesus are often shaped by culture more than Scripture. Seeing Him clearly means going back to what the Gospels actually say.

This study walks through Jesus' birth, ministry, and death; the purpose behind His miracles and parables; the opposition He faced; the Sermon on the Mount; His final teachings before the cross; and how His death and resurrection fulfill God's eternal plan. Each lesson includes commentary, questions, and room for reflection.

Format & Features

Twelve lessons in a 6 x 9 softcover workbook of about 100 pages. It's also available as a PDF eBook for individual or class use.

Who It's For

Teens through adults, Bible classes, small groups, and personal study.

Common Questions

Can I use it to teach a class?
Yes. Its 12 lessons work well for a class. Order a workbook for each student, or choose the class-use PDF.

Do I need Book 1 first?
No, but the series builds in order. Book 1 lays the Old Testament foundation.

About the Series

Do You Know Jesus? is a three-part series. Book 1 traces God's eternal purpose and His promises fulfilled in Christ, Book 2 studies the life and teaching of Jesus, and Book 3 studies the church He built. See Book 1 and Book 3, or browse the whole series.

About the Author

Kent Heaton is an evangelist and Bible teacher who writes clear, Scripture-centered workbooks for classes and personal study. His other Spiritbuilding titles include Bible Stories at the Well, Established in Faith, Finding Faith in the Revelation of Jesus Christ, The Gospel of Two, and The Words of Agur.

Product Details

• Author: Kent Heaton
• Publisher: Spiritbuilding Publishers
• Series: Do You Know Jesus? (Book 2 of 3)
• Lessons: 12
• Pages: About 100
• Format: 6 x 9 softcover workbook; PDF eBook (individual or class use)
• ISBN: 9781964805283