Thirteen Lessons in Christian Doctrine: Youth Edition

13 Lessons in Christian Doctrine: Youth Edition Who is God? What is God? Who is Jesus? Is the Bible just a bunch of myths? Where did the church come from? Do we have to go to church? If we have to go to church, why so much? Who really runs the church? Why is my faith changing? Am I bad if I wonder about my faith? Am I bad if I question things? What does repentance mean? Can I be baptized now? Why must I be immersed when my friend was sprinkled? Why do we have communion on Sunday? Why do we pray? Why do we take an offering? Why is the church here? Why is Jesus coming back? Kids and new Christians have some pretty big questions about their faith. They want–and deserve!–to know what they believe and why they believe it. Denver Sizemore’s classic study, 13 Lessons in Christian Doctrine has been used by colleges and adult Sunday School classes for many years. Now, the Youth Edition offers the same crucial teaching in a format ideally suited for kids and new Christians. Chapters include lessons on God, Jesus Christ, the Bible, the Church, Faith, Repentance, Baptism, the Lord’s Supper, Prayer, Giving, Giving in the New Testament, the Mission of the Church, and the Second Coming of the Lord. Denver Sizemore (1920-2010) served as a professor of New Testament for forty-three years at Atlanta Christian College. He was a well-known preacher and teacher throughout the churches of the southeast United States. He spent his retirement years teaching at mission colleges around the world. John Hunter graduated from Ozark Christian College in 1975 with Bachelor of Sacred Literature and Bachelor of Theology degrees. He received his MA (New Testament) from Cincinnati Bible Seminary in 1989.