Does It Sometimes Seem Difficult To Relate To The Bible?

RALEIGH, N.C. - Sept. 9, 2014 - PRLog -- The Bible is not a collection of stories from its writers’ imaginations. It is the record of very real people whose lives were transformed by God. But how do modern-day readers relate to these larger-than-life personalities and gain insight into God’s plan for their own lives? Paul’s Letter to the Early Church, part of the Christian Living Bible Study Series by Trina Bresser Matous, helps readers identify with the purpose of and the passions behind each of Paul’s letters.

In this new book that serves as an excellent Bible study resource, Trina examines the circumstances surrounding Paul’s writings, the setting, probable dates of origin, and the reason for each letter. While some sections of the letters are straightforward, other passages have been greatly debated over the centuries. As readers learn more about the history and purpose of each verse, they will find themselves growing in knowledge and wisdom of God’s redemptive work.

From learning to deal productively and lovingly with conflict to dealing with daily trails and teaching us to follow Christ’s example, this book is packed with practical insights and written in a style that makes it ideal for use in individual or group Bible studies.

Praise for Paul’s Letters to the Early Church

"Written for lay people, not overly technical, with good insights into the Apostle’s message as well as plenty of useful background and interpretation helps. Could be used by an individual or in groups." ~ Goodreads review by Tim Fountain

To purchase Paul’s Letters to the Early Church, visit http://www.amazon.com/Letters-Church-Christian-Living-Series/dp/1941103421 or Barnes & Noble.

Trina Bresser Matous is a passionate Bible teacher and writer who has a Masters of Arts in Christian Ministry from Ashland Theological Seminary. For more than 20 years, Trina has shared biblical truths and insights in compelling and memorable ways. Her current series, Christian Living Bible Study, is born out of a desire for people to read the Bible regularly and to better understand what they read and how these ancient texts apply to our lives today. She is particularly drawn to the Old Testament and the foundation it sets for the New Testament expression of the Christian faith.