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What does God think about attitudes? This study uses examples from the Israelites’ journey out of Egypt to how attitudes can affect whether someone stays in the wilderness or enjoys the blessings of the Promised Land. There is hope for the attitudinally challenged. 

Negative attitudes scar our hearts, enslave our spirits, and keep us from experiencing abundant life in Christ. These attitudes are pervasive in the Christian church today and, according to James MacDonald, they thrust children of God into a dry, spiritual wilderness. In his new book, Lord, Change My Attitude … Before It’s Too Late, MacDonald walks readers through how to “put off” five common negative attitudes and “put on” five positive attitudes in their place. Practical instruction will boldly challenge readers to let God transform their attitudes before it’s too late.

In this study, James MacDonald shows how you can lead others (and even yourself) out of attitudes God hates and into those He honors, from:

Esther: It’s Tough Being a Woman by Beth Moore   :: Description :: Going up against heavyweights bent on her destruction, Esther trusted God and landed a blow that saved her people. The Old Testament story of Esther is a profile in courage and contains many modern parallels for today’s woman. Esther’s destiny can be yours as you know more deeply the God who is in your corner.  An in-depth and very personal examination of this great story of threat and deliverance. Peel back the layers of history and see how very contemporary and applicable the story of Esther is to our lives. If you’ve ever felt inadequate, threatened, or pushed into situations that seemed overpowering, this is the study for you. Just as it was tough being a woman in Esther’s day, it’s tough today. This portion of God’s Word contains treasures to aid us in our hurried, harried, and pressured lives.

Shame: Thief of Intimacy (Unmasking the Accuser) by Marie Powers :: Description :: Exposes the characteristics, contributors, causes, contagion and cure for false shame. False shame is built on lies and its only remedy is God’s truth. This study is the result of Marie Power’s personal encounter with her own feelings of false shame. Her purpose in writing this study is to uncover the roots of shame and help believers cut themselves free from the subtle lies of the accuser and discover the God’s truth.

Conversation Peace: The Power of Transformed Speech by Mary Kassian :: Description :: Here’s a women’s study that really hits home. Mary Kassian masterfully presents the biblical principles to help women revolutionize their speech habits and improve their relationships by focusing on ways to positively avoid sharing gossip, throwing negative barbs, or snapping sarcastic replies throughout everyday life. Includes leader helps. (7 sessions)

Stepping Up: A Journey Through the Psalms of Ascent by Beth Moore :: Description :: an in-depth look at 15 Psalms. Just as a song or poem can express feelings of fear, doubt, hope, and joy, these 15 psalms model how study participants can voice their own petitions and praises to our God, who is always available and ready to hear us. Explore the major feasts of Israel and journey with Beth through Psalms 120-134 in this 7-session study. Themes such as unity, joy and gratitude, redemption, repentance, the power of blessings, facing ridicule, and more are explored in detail. Modern-day believers can learn much from these treasured Psalms in their journey toward greater intimacy with God.

Living Beyond Yourself: Exploring the Fruit of the Spirit by Beth Moore  :: Description :: A 10-week interactive, online Bible study of the fruit of the Spirit as presented in the book of Galatians and concentrating on Galatians 5:22-23. Through this study participants will come to appreciate the supernatural aspects of the fruit and that you cannot grow, learn, or produce fruit on your own. Beth challenges you to develop an intimate relationship with the Spirit of God. As you walk with God, He develops in you a Spirit-filled life.

When Godly People Do Ungodly Things: Arming Yourself in the Age of Seduction by Beth Moore :: Description :: Moore examines why devoted followers of Christ can fall into the traps of Satan. Believers are still subject to Satan’s attacks. He is determined to disrupt the lives of Christians, destroy their ministry, and steal their joy. Sadly, those who have “fallen” may not recognize the devil’s schemes until they have already been caught in a snare of defeat. As a renowned teacher and seminar leader, Beth Moore receives countless letters from repentant Christians who are limping along this road. Out of her genuine, broken-hearted concern comes this biblical guide to authentic repentance and restoration.

To Live Is Christ: The Life and Ministry of Paul by Beth Moore :: Description :: an 11-week journey through a study of Acts and the epistles of Paul and presents fascinating Bible truths to help members gain a new appreciation of servanthood and why Paul said “to live is Christ, and to die is gain.” Along the way participants will get to know the “Apostle to the Gentiles” in a new way. You will discover him to be a man who formed many close friendships with both men and women. He served faitlfully and loved heartily. This study will challenge and encourage you with a new appreciation of servanthood.

Study of Daniel by Beth Moore :: Description :: Beth examines both the life of the prophet Daniel and the prophetic teachings of the biblical book. The study falls into two parts. The first portion (Dan. 1–6), emphasized by “Lives of Integrity,” deals with the life of the prophet and is extremely contemporary. Daniel faced pressures and temptations similar to those of a Christian in today’s world. The second half of the study (Dan. 7–12) explores in-depth the historical details, predictions, and fulfillments detailing history from the time of Daniel, through the interbiblical period, the time of Christ, and the second coming of Christ.