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Course Book features:

- Course Book written around DVD-centred teaching, allowing you to concentrate on:

motivating your participants,

facilitating discussions and

making the teaching especially relevant to your group.

- Unique design puts everything you need at your fingertips;
- Simple 'box' system sets out the teaching structure clearly and effectively'
- Detailed bullet-point breakdowns of each video ensure that you always know what your group will be seeing.

Page 2. Contents Page. There are eight sessions in each DVD Module, each session lasting between an hour and 90 minutes as best suits you and your group. Extra time allows for more discussion.

Page 3. Guide to Boxes. Our course materials are designed to make life easy for you. Each session begins with the Learning Objectives and some advice on how to Start the Session. Our Warm-up Questions and Discussion Topics help you to get to know your group and encourage participants to apply the teaching to their lives. The Questions and Topics are suggestions only - you are free to use your own if you wish. You will find Definitions of key terms scattered throughout each Course Book. At the end of each session, Taking the Session Into the Week offers further study and 'homework' for those who are keen to make changes in their lives.

Pages 4-6. Session One of Citizens of Two Kingdoms. On these pages you will find the entire first session, Conflict of Cultures in the Third Millenium. 

The Session is divided into the Introduction, where you set the scene, Sections One and Two (each built around a teaching video lasting between 7 and 14 minutes), and the Conclusion. Each Section presents the teaching contained in the video in a simple bulet-point format, meaning that you always know the video's content and message. The Discussion Topics, in the yellow boxes, allow participants to realte the teaching to their own experiences.