Course Overview

All of us want to succeed in life. This is especially true for Christian prison inmates who have just been released. One problem they face is making day-to-day choices—something they didn’t have to do behind bars. When they leave prison there are many decisions to make daily. Often this aspect of liberty overwhelms them and they return to crime and eventually to prison. It is estimated that three out of four people who are released from prison return there. The key to success in life for the parolee is the same as it is for each one of us—complete obedience to God’s revealed will.

This study will help you identify areas of your life where obedience is needed so that you can succeed in life.


You will cover

  • • Prayer & Bible Study

  • • Forgiveness and Reconciliation

  • • Respect for Authority

  • • Discipleship

  • • Christian Friendships & Church Fellowship

  • • Family Life

Bible Version

This course uses NKJV when referencing Bible passages.

Curriculum

    1. Stay in Touch With the Lord - Lesson 1

    2. Exam – Chapter 1

    3. What Do You Say? – Chapter 1

    1. Settle Up - Lesson 2

    2. Exam – Chapter 2

    3. What Do You Say? – Chapter 2

    1. Stay Positive in a Negative World - Lesson 3

    2. Exam – Chapter 3

    3. What Do You Say? – Chapter 3

    1. Go the Second Mile With Authorities - Lesson 4

    2. Exam – Chapter 4

    3. What Do You Say? – Chapter 4

    1. Respect the Men and Women in Your Life - Lesson 5

    2. Exam – Chapter 5

    3. What Do You Say? – Chapter 5

    1. Find a Paul and Be a Timothy - Lesson 6

    2. Exam – Chapter 6

    3. What Do You Say? – Chapter 6

    4. Write It Out! 1

About this course

  • $5.00
  • 39 lessons
  • 0 hours of video content

Emmaus Worldwide: Correspondence School

Emmaus Worldwide's correspondence school exists to Glorify God by providing biblically sound resources and structured study materials that teach people from every nation to accept Christ as their Savior and Lord, grow in Christ, and share their faith with others.