The Relevance Group Bible Studies provide intriguing examinations of topics using the whole of the Scriptures. Each guide incorporates various stories and activities to introduce and apply the subject matter, with a Bible study component at the heart of each session. Relationships consists of six short lessons, including Trouble between Brothers, The Ones Jesus Loved, Don't Play Favorites, and more. Check out this and other Relevance studies available for your faith journey.

1. Trouble between Brothers
   Trickery and selfish actions can cause damage and conflict in our relationships, as they did with Jacob and his brother Esau
2. The Reunion
   The Old Testament story of Joseph and his brothers shows us the role of love, forgiveness, and God’s hand in restoring broken relationships.
3. The Neighbor
   The Parable of the Good Samaritan teaches us that a neighbor is anyone who shows mercy to us—and anyone who needs our mercy.
4. The Ones Jesus Loved
   Jesus loved siblings Mary, Martha, and Lazarus, and he performed a miracle in which Lazarus, who had been dead for four days, was raised from the dead.
5. Still Friends
   After a night of fishing, the disciples joined the resurrected Jesus in fellowship, and Jesus then affirmed Peter by asking him to care for Jesus’ sheep.
6. Don’t Play Favorites
   The Book of James teaches that Christians should make no distinctions in their relationships based on the economic or social status of others.

Relevance Group Bible Studies from Warner Press provide intriguing examinations of topics using the whole of the Scriptures. The guides incorporate various stories and activities to introduce and apply the subject matter, with a Bible study component at the heart of each session. Our goal is to show life-long believers and those new to the faith how to know the Lord intimately while encouraging them to step out and join Him in His work with miraculous results.

These studies are ideal for any setting. We know that time is a valuable commodity in today’s society, and that’s why each book consists of five or six short lessons intended to meet the group’s scheduling needs.