The PCC adult Bible class recently studied Galatians: Why God Accepts Us, written by Jack Kuhatschek. Paul speaks to us today on the good news of the Gospel, and how some try to twist it, and make it into something that is not good news at all. Is our salvation accomplished by God's grace, or by our own good works? These eleven studies delve into the problem that the early church in Galatia had, and how we must combat the forces that still try to pervert the truth today.

This eleven week study, based on the book of Galatians, was led by Loren Bair.

Galatians: Why God Accepts Us is available from Amazon.com.

The PCC adult Bible class recently studied The Person of Jesus, written by Mark Moore and Jon Weece. Mark Moore and Jon Weece have created a study with windows into the life of Christ so that we may see and be changed by who He really is and what He has to do with us.

The Person of Jesus is available from Amazon.com.

Recently the PCC adult Bible class studied Christian Community, written by Rob Suggs. One of the greatest gifts that Christ has given us is each other. Through Christ's body, the church, we discover our unique gifts and experience worship, healing and power. In ten studies, Rob Suggs leads us to grow in community--loving and nurturing one another, and in reflecting Christ's love to the world around us.

Christian Community is available from Amazon.com.

The PCC adult Bible class has studied Heaven: What a Wonderful Place, written by Kenny Boles. In this study guide on heaven, Kenny Boles goes a few steps further than what is typically discussed by using hints from Scriptures and a bit of "sanctified imagination". Have you ever wondered how our bodies might be changed in the twinkling of an eye? There are a host of questions which are spawned from this one question about heavenly bodies. Will they have substance or be spirit? Will we experience life in heaven with our five senses? Will we want to meet ancestors who grafted a Christian heritage into our earthly family tree?

Heaven: What a Wonderful Place is available from College Press.

The PCC adult Bible has studied through Christian Character, 12 Studies for Individuals or Groups, written by Andrea Sterk and Peter Scazzero.

Christian Character is available from Amazon.com.

The PCC adult Bible class studied Strength For the Journey, a study through the book of Hebrews, written by Jeff Snell. This faith-building study reminds us that Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever.

Strength for the Journey is available from College Press.

We believe that every Christian should know what they believe and why they believe it. Thirteen Lessons in Christian Doctrine is a good place for any new Christian to start. PCC has used this book in new Christian education for years, and it is highly recommended for anyone looking to discover the basics of Christian belief.

Thirteen Lessons in Christian Doctrine is available from College Press.

Are you tired of struggling to be "good enough" to go to heaven? Discover what Christianity is all about by learning about God's grace. Religion is man's reaching up to find God, but true Christianity is the story of how God sought us out, and bought us with His precious blood. How to Be a Christian Without Being Religious will show you how to start living a joy-filled life free from the rules and rituals that "religion" tries to bind upon you.

How to Be a Christian Without Being Religious is available from amazon.com, Gospel Light, and many others.

Have you ever been at a loss for words when confronting the unbelieving world around you? Answering the Objections of Atheists, Agnostics, & Skeptics is a great resource for active Christians that is well written and easy to understand. I highly recommend this one.

Answering the Objections of Atheists, Agnostics, & Skeptics may be purchased from the author's (Ron Rhodes) website, and most Christian bookstores (I picked up my copy at Wal-Mart).

The Lookout is a 16-page, full-color weekly magazine from Standard Publishing with a circulation of 70,000. Many of their articles can be read online, or received via suscription.

You may pick up your printed copy weekly at the Sunday morning Bible study at PCC.

The Christian Standard magazine is a weekly publication of Standard Publishing. CHRISTIAN STANDARD’s goals (from their website) are equipping, informing, and connecting leaders in our fellowship.

You may pick up a copy weekly at the Sunday morning Bible study at PCC.

Of course the Bible is the ultimate word of authority for the Christian. I suggest that you choose a translation that you can easily understand. We are currently using the NIV for our pew Bible, and Brother Joe regularly preaches from this version.

If you do not have a Bible, let any PCC member know, and we will give you a copy for your own. Children's Bibles are also available.