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Over ten weeks, worship leaders, musicians, theologians, pastors and business leaders will walk you through The Beatitudes; exploring and unpacking the application for our lives today.Include✓ The Beatitudes Project eCourse - All ten weeks of this film series with accompanying resources.✓ Beatitudes Book - Digital download of the Beatitudes book to further and advance your learning.✓ Acoustic Songs - Three alternate, stripped back arrangements of the Beatitudes tracks.✓ Artwork - High resolution copies of the original series artwork.✓ Beatitudes Poetry - Access to words of poetry inspired by the course and faith in action.✓ Unedited Interviews - Two hours from selected contributors speaking into subjects and topics inspired by the Beatitudes.✓ Community Group - Access to our Beatitudes Forum, a community of like-minded individuals
The Beatitudes Project eCourse (thebeatitudesproject.com) has 14 customer reviews on Folks Told, with an average rating of 4.9 out of 5.
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Tom C.
Like any thorough inductive Bible study, The Beatitudes Project doesn't rush through its content. Each topic of the beatitudes passage is exegetically examined. Ten categories each week. This is like chewing toffee. There is no fast food here. The Liturgical reflections that end each session are a welcomed historical practice missing in so many churches today. Love it.
Alex M.
Stu's BEATITUDES study was a life-changing understanding of Jesus's words for us. My wife and I were privileged to participate in a community, alongside other believers, experiencing the impact of those "blessings" left for us to embrace. I will never be the same. Alex MacDougall
Stephen C.
In all fairness, I must disclose that I've been a huge fan of Stu G's work for a long time and so I bought both his album and documentary right after both were released. When he emailed out asking for reviews I jumped on the opportunity to tell others about the fine work Stu does. So, this is not an unbiased review. :) Nonetheless, I feel that all of the material associated with the Beatitudes Project is rich, thoughtful, and really well made. I am working my way through the weekly study material and find it very engaging. Approaching the Beatitudes from an artistic perspective gives these resources a unique perspective that I think many will find refreshing. Stu has really brought together a diverse group throughout the interviews that bring a full picture to the study, from scholars to artists to normal everyday folks. I have not tried this as a group study and so don't know entirely how well it works in that format but I hope to try to lead it in a group setting soon. Great work Stu!
karen
The Beatitudes Project is a poignant, rich, raw and moving "interactive journey". At times the beautiful, raw words and music have provoked me to enter into prayer, helping my own lament and tears rise up to heaven. It is hard and hopeful... attesting to what many of us find as we get older - that joy and pain are intermingled and God is good and beautiful and with us in it all. The Beatitudes are made accessible and relevant through incredible art, music and conversation. Thank you so much for creating this accessible teaching.
Pamela E.
The Beatitudes project eCourse has really impacted how I see others in Jesus' eyes. It is a beautiful program that reminds us to look around us and see God in people, circumstances, and in our hearts for Jesus. If we want to transform the world, this is a great place to start, and I highly recommend this program. Would make a great Church program and also a must view for missionary teams. Thank you Stu for opening my eyes to injustice, and demonstrating how to love my neighbor as myself! Blessings, Pamela
Kirk S.
This is a beautiful, informative, and challenging package of content based upon the Beatitudes. The multi-sensory materials create a depth to Jesus’ words, transporting them from the first century to real-world relevance and application. Stu G and his colleagues have breathed new life into these ancient announcements.
