Who is the Greatest? (It’s Not Who You Think)

Who is the Greatest? (It’s Not Who You Think)

In the Word from Concordia Seminary is a unique, complete electronic Bible study-in-a-box. All the materials you need to facilitate the Bible Study topic are downloadable – the Student study sheets, the Leader Guides and four video presentations.

The “Who is the Greatest? (It’s Not Who You Think)” series is presented in four separate video vignettes discussed by Dr. Jeffrey Gibbs with Dr. Jeffrey Kloha in a casual, fun setting. The Leader Guides and Handouts were written by Pastor Gary Ellul. The flexible format allows the facilitator to complete this study in as little as one meeting or up to four.

To view or download the free videos and handouts, please visit Concordia Seminary’s Scholar archive:
https://scholar.csl.edu/itwwhoisgreatest/

Other In the Word Bible studies are available here:
https://concordiatheology.org/category/congregations/intheword/

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8 Comments

  1. pete lange December 20, 2010
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    you guys are awesome – thanks for another great resource!

    • pete lange December 20, 2010

      “he said, with all humility…”

  2. Corey Aker December 22, 2010
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    Good stuff! Thank you!

  3. Steve De Santo March 3, 2011
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    This level of understanding is so critical to the health of the body of Christ. I myself am guilty of taking and teaching the lessons of Matthew 18 too lightly. And, as I’m sure you know, Gospel “lite” does not work. Thank you both for your great instruction in these sessions.

  4. D. V. Renkel May 14, 2011
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    As a older layman, I have never heard this section of Scripture explained in this manner. What a comfort the results can be to both the sinner and the church if it is handled correctly. It seems the first step is the clincher–understanding the “greatest.” Thanks so much.

  5. Cynthia Ruisi August 26, 2011
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    FYI: The titles in your menu for Part 3 & Part 4 are reversed.
    When you click on “How Necessary Is It to Forgive” you get “What kind of Community is Created…” and vice versa.

    • Admin August 30, 2011

      Thanks for the heads up! Everything should now be properly labelled and ordered. Sorry for the mix-up.

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