Then on top of that the author added her own insights into the passage and invariably there was something that I did not see for myself. One thing I loved about it was that you actually really needed your Bible! You took your Bible, read a passage, then answered questions about it in the workbook.

This is definitely a Bible study-a fill-in-the-blank Bible study. He will motivate you to abandon self for Christ. But most of all, he will challenge you to develop a deep and personal relationship with your Savior. Peter will encourage you and inspire you. You will watch Peter transform from Simon the ordinary fisherman to Peter, fisher of men. Through this study, you will walk along with Peter as an eyewitness to the life of Christ. The same relationship that Peter had with Jesus is available to every believer who seeks to know Him as Savior and chooses to make Him Lord of her life as Peter did. That relationship brought Peter to the point of abandoning not only his nets for Christ, but all of his ambitions and selfish desires as well. Peter had a personal and intimate relationship with Jesus Christ. His imperfections make him lovable, and his victories give us hope. Two at his expense, and you just may shed a tear or two with him as well. In this study, you will see Peter fail and you will see him succeed. He was also rebuked more than any other disciple. Peter was praised more than any other disciple. The apostle Peter is mentioned more times in the four gospels than anyone other than Jesus Christ Himself.

Eyewitness to Majesty by Mindy Ferguson