In this study, Josh continues in Judges 17:1-13 where we see this man named Micah steal silver from his mother but returns it after hearing her say she cursed it. She then offers a portion of it to God since she got it back but then has her son make two idols with it which is against the commandments encouraging her son to sin. He then goes on to have many idols in his home and make his son a priest which is wrong for he was not apart of who God allowed to be priest as he was confused for there was no ruler or king to tell them how to live at the time. So I ask you how do you deal with confusion? Is it by continuing to do what you think is right or seeking help and understanding.

In this study, Josh continues in Judges 16:1-31 where we see the closing of Samsons life and how he contradicted Gods will for him sleeping with women, drinking alcohol, and cutting his hair. We can see through Samson that He only ever began things never finishing them and that He lived his life thinking God's patience was approval. Are you mistaking God's patience for approval? Staying in your sin not repenting?

In this study, Josh continues in 1 Corinthians 5:1-8 where we see Paul move on from division and speaks on the sexual immorality going on within the church and how they need to judge and get rid of it. Josh goes in depth on how we are to handle the discipline and what actions we should take as it progress's . We discipline to restore others and not bring them down as well as protecting the Holiness of God. So I ask do you care about the Holiness of Christ? Are you wanting to stand up for it and protect it?

In this study, Josh continues in 1 Corinthians 4:6-21 where we seeing the closing of the first problem of division. Paul rebukes them in a sarcastic way by calling them out on how they think of themselves by saying they are Kings, strong, wise, and distinguished but the apostles are prisoners, week, fools, and dishonored. Paul used this not to humiliate them but to humble them and we see his care for them as in the last section he gives a Fatherly correction telling them to imitate him as he inmates Christ. So I ask do you let yourself get prideful like the corinthians or do you humble yourself like Paul .

In this study, Josh continues in 1 Corinthians 3:18-4:5 where we see Paul still dealing with the division in the church speaking on getting rid of saying wether they are of Apollos or Paul but instead saying that teachers are gifts to the students and that we are Christ's alone. He encourages them in throwing away the wisdom of the world and on what leadership should be like with faith and judgment. So I ask you are you willing to throw the wisdom of the world away and look like a fool to the world for God's wisdom?

In this study, Josh continues in Judges 15:1-20 where we see Samson go back to get his wife but is rejected by the father in law as he already gave her to another man which leads Samson to get revenge and comes up with a plan to light the philistine fields on fire destroying their grain. The focus of this study is to show how we should and should not act when coming to revenge and retaliating for God has said revenge is in His hands not ours. Are you obeying God and not taking revenge on whoever/whatever or are you taking things into your own hand?

Closing out the Trusting in God series, Ethan takes us through Psalm 61:1-4 and highlights how anxiety is not something God is intimidated by. He wants to help you through it, but we have to let Him and have to want to let Him help us.

In week 3 of the Trusting in God series, Ethan goes through Mark 4:34-41 and breaks down the idea fear. We don't like to be afraid but God often uses fear to teach us things we wouldn't learn otherwise.

Continuing the Trusting in God series, Ethan goes through John 4:4-14 and dives into the importance of having the roots of our faith be in God and how desperately we need Him.

In this study, Josh continues in Judges 14:10-20 where we see Samsons marriage taking place having a feast and giving a riddle to the philistine men that they could not answer so they threaten his wife to give the answer to them. Josh uses Proverbs 18:1 to show the life that Samson lived lonely and foolish making this verse kinda of his life verse. So I ask you what is going to be your life verse? or what is your life verse?