Family Bible Study Series: Quarter 14 - Themes from the Epistles Part 2
From the letters to Timothy to the victory of the saints in Revelation.
Family Bible Study Series, Quarter 14: Themes from the Epistles, Part 2 is a 13-lesson, 37-page workbook by Ken Weliever, part of a four-year curriculum in which the whole congregation studies the same topic each week.
How This Quarter Helps
The later New Testament letters cover elders, faith and works, suffering, false teachers, and the final victory, and many students have never seen how they fit together.
This quarter continues the survey of the New Testament letters through Revelation, familiarizing students with each letter's purpose, theme, and background.
What's Inside
- Advice for the Young
- Scriptural Elders
- Great Lessons from a Little Book
- The Superior New Covenant
- Heroes of Faith
- Faith Demands Works
- Bridle the Tongue
- Suffering for Right
- Growing in Grace
- Beware of False Teachers
- Christian Fellowship
- I Know Your Works
- The Victory of the Saints
Format & Features
An 8.5 x 11 workbook with a two-page lesson for each of 13 weeks. Every lesson opens with a memory verse (NKJV) and an introduction, works through outlined points with Scripture references, and closes with review questions and book outlines. It's also available as a PDF for personal use, and a teacher manual is available as a PDF download.
Who It's For
Congregations using the Family Bible Study Series, with a workbook for each student from the elementary grades through adults, and families who want to study the Bible together at home.
Common Questions
Do we have to start with Quarter 1?
No. Each quarter stands on its own, so a congregation can begin anywhere. It's quarter 14 of 16. It follows Quarter 13: Themes from the Epistles, Part 1 and leads into Quarter 15: As He Thinketh.
Is there a teacher manual?
Yes. The teacher manual is a PDF download, available as an option on this page. It includes teaching suggestions and objectives for the quarter.
How do younger classes use it?
Teachers adapt each lesson to their age group and make their own worksheets and visuals. The Curriculum Guide covers the characteristics of each age group.
About the Family Bible Study Series
The Family Bible Study Series is a four-year, sixteen-quarter Bible class curriculum. Every class in the congregation, from age two through adults, studies the same topic each week, so parents can reinforce the lesson at home in a short daily family devotion (Deuteronomy 6:4-9). Teachers cover each lesson from Wednesday through Sunday and adapt the material to their age group, and many preachers preview the coming week's topic in the Sunday evening sermon. The Curriculum Guide explains the program and gives teaching help for every age.
- Quarter 1: Getting to Know God
- Quarter 2: God's Plan for Man's Salvation
- Quarter 3: The Church That Jesus Built
- Quarter 4: In the Beginning
- Quarter 5: Israel on the Move
- Quarter 6: The United Kingdom
- Quarter 7: The Divided Kingdom
- Quarter 8: God's Plan for the Family
- Quarter 9: By What Authority?
- Quarter 10: In His Steps, Part 1
- Quarter 11: In His Steps, Part 2
- Quarter 12: The Acts of the Apostles
- Quarter 13: Themes from the Epistles, Part 1
- Quarter 14: Themes from the Epistles, Part 2 (this quarter)
- Quarter 15: As He Thinketh
- Quarter 16: Things Most Surely Believed
About the Author
Ken Weliever was born in Indianapolis, Indiana, and earned his degree from Florida College before further study at the University of South Florida and Wright State University. He has preached for churches in Ohio, Florida, Kentucky, Tennessee, Kansas, and Texas and has led workshops on teacher training and strengthening family life. Arnold Schnabel began the curriculum that became this series in 1976, and Weliever rewrote it in 1986 for the Eastland church in Louisville, Kentucky, adding the teacher's manuals.
Product Details
- Author: Ken Weliever
- Publisher: Spiritbuilding Publishers
- Series: Family Bible Study Series, Quarter 14 of 16
- Lessons: 13
- Pages: 37
- Size: 8.5 x 11 inches
- Translation: NKJV
- Format: Workbook; PDF eBook (personal use); PDF teacher manual