Foreword
Introduction. Hide and seek and Heidelberg

1. Comfort, comfort My people, says your God
2. Trouble does not come alone
3. Everything is really so bad
4. We love justice, and so does God
5. Still not two, but one
6. Substitution and satisfaction
7. True faith
8. The most important teaching that you hardly think about
9. Your Father is God
10. Everything is from His hand
11. What does the name mean?
12. Christ and Christians
13. My Son, our Lord
14. The girl gives life
15. The Good Shepherd lays down his life for the sheep
16. Death and Hell
17. The relevance of resurrection
18. The lost final
19. Return of the Tsar
20. Divine, consoling, always and forever Holy Spirit
21. The church of those who are considered righteous
22. Better than the day before
23. Do you remember how it all began?
24. How to achieve low self-esteem
25. Visible signs of invisible grace
26. Clean! Clean!
27. Zadornoe christening of children
28. "Every time"
29. Real presence?
30. Lord's Supper and mass: is there a big difference?
31. The Keys of the Kingdom
32. Shall we sin so that grace may increase?
33. They die and come back to life
34. Joy about the law and the Lord
35. It is not always better to see than to hear
36. The mouth speaks of the fullness of the heart
37. Is it possible to take an oath?
38. Holiday day off
39. Growth and respect for power
40. How to avoid punishment for murder
41. Weapons for fighting lust
42. Justice and generosity
43. Sweet Pain
44. Envy or satisfaction?
45. Prayer: why, how, about what
46. Always Father
47. Priority - first of all
48. The Kingdom and the King
49. Willing and doing
50. No prayer - no faith
51. Receive and distribute
52. So be it!

Epilogue. Beliefs and snobbery
Appendix. Does the Heidelberg Catechism prohibit homosexuality?

1. Awareness of the gap
2. Reason for redemption
3. A model of piety
4. Incitement to action
5. Is it possible to be pious and please God?
6. Efforts guided by the Spirit, the Gospel, and faith
7. Be who you are
8. Saints and sexual immorality
9. Abiding and Obedience
10. So that your success may be evident to all

Discussion questions

1. Awareness of the gap
2. The reason for redemption
3. An example of piety
4. God made that we should make
5. How to please God and is piety possible
6. Efforts filled with the power of the Spirit, moved by the Gospel and supported by faith
7. Be who you are
8. Saints and sexual promiscuity
9. Stay and listen
10. So that your success is obvious to everyone

Questions for discussion
Biblical index

Foreword

Part 1. Study of biblical texts
Chapter 1. A good place to start. Genesis 1–3
Chapter 2. Preaching models. Study of the Old Testament
Chapter 3. Revolution and repetition. Jesus and the Gospels
Chapter 4. About the head and hair. 1 Cor. 11:2–16; 14:33–35
Chapter 5. Marriage locked in heaven. Ef. 5:22–33
Chapter 6. The essence of the matter. 1 Tim. 2:8–15
Chapter 7. Leaders, servants and life together. 1 Tim. 3:1–13

Part 2. Objections and practice
Chapter 8. Objections of a general nature
Chapter 9. Male elders, but women preachers?
Chapter 10. Education of boys and girls

Conclusion We follow Christ as a man and as a woman
Biblical index

Introduction

1. Don't trust yourself
2. Make a conscious choice
3. The first day of a new chapter in your life
4. Two ways of life
5. Almost, True Success and the Kingdom of God

Appendix: Twelve Old Books Worth Reading in Your Youth

Introduction: Should Christianity be perceived as something impossible?
1. How to (not) make Christianity possible
2. Who overcomes the world?
3. Never enough
4. Camel in the room
5. Endless guilt
6. Sermon on the Mount (about suffering?)
7. Please and thank you
8. Quiet life

1. How do you pray?
2. Our Father
3. Our desire
4. Our daily bread
5. Our debts
6. Our request
7. His glory

Tutorial

1. Believe, feel, act
2. Known for certain
3. God's Word is sufficient
4. God's Word is clear
5. God's Word is final.
6. God's Word is necessary
7. The Incorruptible Bible of Christ
8. Abiding in the Word

Appendix: Thirty Best Books About the Best Book

Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Chapter 10

A word to parents

1. Road to Nowhere
2. God's will in the Christian lexicon
3. Inability to navigate
4. Is our good God a magician?
5. The best way
6. Normal Driving and Supernatural Intervention
7. Don't manipulate God
8. The Path of Wisdom
9. Work, Marriage, and God's Will
10. Finally

Gratitude
Tutorial

1. "Hello, I'm busy!"
2. Three main dangers
3. The main eater of time
Reason 1: you are driven by pride
4. Pressing obligations
Reason 2: You are trying to do something that God has not assigned you to do
5. Stick to the mission
Reason 3: you spray yourself because you haven't decided on your priorities
6. Detocracy
Reason 4: you constantly panic because of children
7. Abyss beckons abyss
Reason 5: Technology has stolen your soul
8. Rhythm and Blues
Reason 6: you think vacation is for weaklings
9. Being busy is normal
Reason 7: You believe that Christians should not suffer
10. Guide to (one) action

Introduction: What if? How did it happen? Where are we going?

PART 1: BIBLE STUDY
1. A very good place to start (Gen. 1-3)
2. Models Who Preach (Old Testament Review)
3. Cycles and Repetition (Jesus and the Gospels)
4. About heads and hair (1 Cor. 11:2-16; 14:33-35)
5. Marriage made in heaven (Eph. 5:22-33)
6. The Essence of the Question (1 Tim. 2:8-15)
7. Leaders, Servants, and Community Life (1 Tim. 3:1-13)

PART 2: QUESTIONS AND APPLICATIONS
8. General remarks
9. Growth of boys and girls
10. Following Christ for Men and Women

Addition