Resources

This video library contains two "albums." One focuses specifically on the charts in the J-Curve Study, Unit 1: United with Christ; the other contains videos of Paul teaching some of the material in the course.

Paul traces the origins of the J-Curve, and how it has come to be a neglected teaching in the evangelical church.

In this video, Paul shares how the J-Curve can free us from a victim mentality.

In this video, Paul responds to the question, "What is the J-Curve?"

At the heart of Secular-liberalism is a vision of what it is to be human. In the popular mind, Secular-liberalism feels inclusive, compassionate, and relevant, while Christianity feels judgmental, narrow, and old-fashioned.

Note from Paul Miller: The first time I led an interactive Person of Jesus study was in 1995 for a youth group.

In this video, Paul and Kim share an everyday story of dying and rising and Paul explains the basic idea of the J-Curve.

Watch sample lessons, listen to a Bethesda teacher and student, or hear why Jill Miller wrote this series. An album full of resources to equip and inspire you and your team!

Explore a sample lesson or listen in on a webinar or interview with the author for a deeper understanding of this interactive study of Ruth.

Everything from a webinar recording to a sample lesson to a marketing video to get your group excited about this study of Luke is right here.

Download a Starter Kit today and try a few lessons with your group. We'd love to hear how it goes. Email us at info@seejesus.net, and let us know what you think!

Paul wrote this white paper in 1995, explaining how the Person of Jesus study creates a path for evangelism in an increasingly unchurched world.

One of the best things you can do to prepare to lead a Person of Jesus study is to read Love Walked Among Us, the book that covers much of the same content.

Preview Compassion, the first unit in the Bethesda series for people affected by disability, through this Starter Kit (PDF).

I love Kim. I love people like Kim. When I am around people that others see as “dis-abled,” I see “abled.” One of those abilities is relentless faith.

Can people with intellectual disabilities be discipled? The church’s answer has been no.

Take our A Loving Life Interactive Study for a test drive with this starter kit, which includes the Quick Start Guide and the first three lessons in the 19-lesson study.