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Growing in Character

If you’re reading this, you’re probably interested in Christianity, or you’re already a Christian. Probably you’ve been attending church, maybe even a weekly Bible study. But have you thought about what your faith means for how you live your life, every aspect of it, forever? How does being a Christian change your life, so that you live it better, all the way to the end? What does a well-lived life even look like, and how do you develop a Christian (or biblical) view of a good life while the world is constantly encouraging you to strive for its goals?

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How to Study the Bible

If you’ve chosen this course, you’re probably interested in Christianity, or you’re already a Christian. Probably you’ve been attending church, maybe even a weekly Bible study. But have you thought about what your faith means for how you live your life, every aspect of it, forever? How does being a Christian change your life, so that you live it better, all the way to the end? What does a well-lived life even look like, and how do you develop a Christian (or biblical) view of a good life while the world is constantly encouraging you to strive for its goals? If we’ve hit you with a lot of difficult questions all at once, don’t panic. We will walk you through it. We’ve broken down what it means to live your life well into three categories: being, knowing and doing. You’ll see these words a lot.

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Living & Finishing Well

If you’re reading this, you’re likely curious about Christianity or already a believer. Maybe you attend church or a Bible study, but have you considered what your faith means for how you live—every part of life, every day? How does being a Christian truly change your choices and goals? What does a well‑lived life look like when the world pushes its own version of success? This study will help you explore that through three themes: being, knowing, and doing. You’ll reflect on who you are in Christ, grow in biblical understanding, and learn how to live out your faith in action. Along the way, you’ll read inspiring stories, seek a mentor, and join others who share this journey. With four days of personal study and one day in community, you’ll not only learn but also practice what it means to live well—and live faithfully—all the way to the end.

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