W. W. Wiersbe. The people who struggle and carry burdens are the best candidates to receive blessings. The Corinthians often felt bothered and puzzled, just as Christians today, but 2 Corinthians shows that God did not abandon them.

W. W. Wiersbe. Liberty or legalism? What is the solution to this problem? In this study of Galatians you will understand the answer in an interesting and easy manner.

W. W. Wiersbe. Ephesians shows that too many Christians live like paupers even though Christ has made us rich. Isn’t it time to quit living on substitutes (even religious substitutes) and begin using the riches that we have in Christ?

W. W. Wiersbe. Find the path to true happiness. If you can understand the truths in the book of Philippians, you can have a joyful Christian life.

W. W. Wiersbe. Too often we try to mix man-made philosophies with the Gospel. In Colossians Paul warns us not to look for spiritual satisfaction in other sources besides God.

W. W. Wiersbe. Is the Lord’s return near? Will the sons of God pass through the tribulation? These and other important questions are answered in this interesting study of the Thessalonian epistles.

W. W. Wiersbe. Nothing can substitute for faithfulness. The greatest talent is responsibility. In this book (about 1 & 2 Timothy, Titus and Philemon) you will learn to be faithful to the Word, your work and other people.

W. W. Wiersbe. Let’s live by faith and not by sight! In this study of Hebrews you will learn to build a life on the durability of eternity and not on the instability of temporal things.

W. W. Wiersbe. Many of the problems in our life have their roots in spiritual immaturity. God wants us to mature. In the book of James we can find the means to accomplish maturity.

W. W. Wiersbe. How can we remove the mask of pretending? The First Epistle of John will help us be right with God and with the brethren.