Transformation Bible Ministries (TBM)

Teaching the Bible

Mission Statement:

Helping others study and apply the Bible.

Greetings friends!

Welcome to TBM (Transformation Bible Ministries). This ministry, started about a decade ago, begun with a vision to help laypeople to study and apply the Bible in a way that is accessible, practical and efficient. Feel free to download our free resources including study guides, books and devotionals. There are videos to encourage and a link to our testimony movie, Silver Twins. If you have any questions or needs feel free to contact us. There is also a donate button if you feel so led. Thank you.
The Pastoral Epistles Layman’s Guide

The Pastoral Epistles Layman’s Guide, written by Dr. David Silver, highlights Paul’s final instructions to Timothy and Titus as they lead churches facing threats from false teaching. Paul urges them to guard the gospel, appoint godly leaders, and teach sound doctrine that produces transformed lives. The letters emphasize that true faith results in godliness, healthy relationships, perseverance in hardship, and devotion to good works. Above all, the church must uphold the truth of the gospel so it can flourish in character, stability, and witness to the world.

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A Message from the Treasurer

Todd Barrett

Transformation Bible Ministries has published a multitude of practical study guides covering many books of the Bible, as well as weekly devotionals and resource videos, all available on our website.

We invite you to consider partnering with us by making a donation. Your contributions allow TBM to produce Bible study resources, devotionals, and videos that reach people worldwide. Additionally, with a significant portion of our budget dedicated to international partnerships, your support helps us equip local congregations worldwide with our simple, foundational study guides and other resources that strengthen all Christians in their walk with the Lord.

Weekly Devotions

The Bow in the Cloud

May 2, 2026

We carry the weight of broken promises so long that we start to assume every promise has a breaking point. We know better than to say that about God out loud.

Creation Speaks — And So Does Grace

April 24, 2026

Later, I asked her directly — “Where do you think your faith comes from?”

Temptation vs Testing

April 17, 2026

Temptation does not come from God. Its purpose is to pull us away—to weaken us, to distract us, to lead us into choices that ultimately bring harm, shame, or distance in our relationship with Him.

God Wrote the Words

April 10, 2026

When purpose takes over, the results move from the talent of man to the realm of the Divine. We see this “Divine” perfection most clearly…

The Sufficiency of Christ

April 3, 2026

Paul didn’t get his thorn removed. He got something better. He got the reminder that the God of the universe was personally present in his weakness.

Your Will be Done

March 27, 2026

God’s kingdom sums up everything a Christian longs for and Corinthians 13 describes this as a world characterized by faith, hope, and love. If our earthly world was built on only these three principles, how much more peaceful, more beautiful, and more livable would it be than the world we’re living in right now?

What Did the Lord’s Prayer Mean to Me?

March 20, 2026

For many people, the Lord’s Prayer is something they learn early in life. For me, it’s as ingrained as my instinct to breathe.

Why Does a Good God Allow Suffering?

March 13, 2026

Hardship often shifts our focus from temporary comfort to eternal hope. When life is easy, we tend to rely on ourselves. But when life becomes difficult, we often find ourselves turning to God for strength.

Fear and the Favorite Son

March 7, 2026

His life would travel from favorite son to a man marked for death, thrown in a pit, sold to nomadic travelers, and imprisoned for roughly thirteen years, before he became the second-most powerful man in one of the world’s greatest dynasties.

The View from the Pit

February 27, 2026

Oliver Hardy used to say, “This is a fine mess you’ve gotten us into.” It’s funny in a comedy sketch, but not so funny when it’s your actual life.

With Him, Through the Valleys and Mountaintops

By Robert Wilkins | August 23, 2024

We are more distracted when life goes our way than when it does not. A cloudy perspective of the truth usually appears when we’re not staring at trouble or adversity. Pastor Andrew Taylor once told me that he has always grown closer to God in the valleys than on the mountaintops.

God Has Other Plans for You

By Robert Wilkins | August 16, 2024

She has always been the voice, smile, and nudge behind the cheering and instrument of faith that changed our son’s life. When I think of everything our son gained from his walk with Jesus, (T) and her husband were there.

Worthy Crumbs

By Robert Wilkins | August 9, 2024

Seeing all that water rushing past me, it looked like it was trying to find an escape. There was too much for this one place, so it had to flee. I thought that it was like our prayers. Everyone on this planet who is praying doesn’t pray for their prayers to stay put.

Riding Shotgun with God

By Robert Wilkins | August 2, 2024

“In 90 minutes, I went from calling 911 to receiving a stent in my right coronary artery. I can only thank God,” my cousin’s husband said.

One for All

By Robert Wilkins | July 26, 2024

Our faith in Christ should be the motivating factor about how we live, not anything else. If we are part of Christ by our faith, we are accepted, no matter our actions, religious practices, or attempts at being good.

Boasting with Humility

By Robert Wilkins | July 19, 2024

One of my favorite ‘80s TV shows was The A-Team. Actor George Peppard played Lieutenant Colonel John “Hannibal” Smith, the leader of a small band of men from the 5th Special Forces Group. “I love it when a plan comes together” was his signature calling card.

Grace: A Little Word with A Big Story to Tell

By Robert Wilkins | July 12, 2024

“Your text was great timing for me,” (B) replied. He went on to describe that his wife was in the hospital again. “I’m walking through some fires right now,” he said.

Facing Giants: Faith in the Face of Adversity

By Robert Wilkins | July 5, 2024

Christian believers face harsh realities that non-believers don’t. We live with the promise of things not seen, whereas atheists use the world to back up their claims.

Revelation Study Guide

David Silver

Many people, even Christians, fear the book of Revelation. While it is one of the hardest books of the Bible to understand and apply, it is nonetheless possible to make great progress. It is actually one of the most encouraging books of the Bible. The main theme is for believers to continue to be faithful and endure tribulation, despite persecution, spiritual warfare, and trials. This study guide will take you through every chapter of Revelation and give you a good sense of the content and application. May God richly bless you as the book promises to those who take this book to heart.

Transformation Bible Ministry Leadership

David Silver

Dr. David Silver

Dr. David Silver has been practicing internal medicine as a primary care provider for over twenty years in the Baltimore area. He studied at Reformed Theological Seminary in the Washington area and developed a heart to teach the gospel and books of the Bible.

Debra-Pickett

Debra Pickett

Born and raised in Ohio. A mother of two daughters and soon to be a grandmother. Debra became a Christian at an early age and love's serving God's people, and praising God. Debra strongly believes in praying every day for God's direction in life.

Todd Barrett

Todd Barrett

Todd serves on the board of Transformation Bible Ministries (“TBM”). He is active in serving his local church, Christ Community Church, Carmel, Indiana, where he is one of the ruling elders.

Sei Kwak

Sei Kwak

Sei Kwak, was raised an agnostic. She became a Christian in middle school, with the influence of one of her best friends, who challenged her to think about the existence of a creator.

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