In this study, Josh continues in Judges 8:1-13 where we see Paul give principles that apply to our lives that focus on being considerate to not only ourselves but others and the Lord. We see through this study that a mature Christian is a considerate one and it all goes back to humbling ourselves before the Lord and giving ourselves over to Him. So I ask you as you go about your day doing tasks and having conversations with others are you being considerate to them, those around you and, those that might come after you?

In this study, Josh ends the book of Judges 21:1-25 where we see the people mourning over the fact the Benjamites would die out since they had no wives which then led to them coming up with the wrongful plan to steal their wives from others. In this book it still gives us hope even through the terrible things that were done because we could see how God was gracious among them and how the Holy Spirit would come upon them. So I ask will you reject Jesus from ruling and reigning over your life or will you be like the children of Israel who constantly went into sin?

In this study, Josh continues 1 Corinthians 7:1-40 where we see Paul address the Church on how Christians should go about being married, who that should be and, that it's okay to be single and that he believes it to be better. Paul says that these things he says are not commands of God but from the wisdom he has been given from God. We see Paul address Christians married to Christians, Christians married to non-Christians, and unmarried Christians.

In this study, Josh continues in Judges 20:12-48 where we see the children of Israel get together to and go to war in Gibeah with the Benjamites for they have ignored evil and even risk their lives to defend it. Josh points out that the children of Israel did not humble themselves before God not going to Him for the victory so they kept failing until they fuller surrendered to God asking for victory of the battle. So I ask you when was the last time you humbled yourself before God and set time away to seek Him?

In this study, Josh continues 1 Corinthians 6:12-20 where we see Paul address the people of Corinth on what their bodies are for telling them that their bodies aren't their's but the Lords. We take the Lord with us wherever we go so I ask you is what you're doing, watching, or reading something that you think Lord would be okay with doing as well.

In this study, Josh continues in Judges 19:1-30 where we see wickedness and darkness intensely as this Levite man allows his concubine to be raped and spreads her body parts to the twelve tribes while leaving out that he had let it be. This is a difficult and hard passage but we can take a reminder for ourselves in this to look at our lives and see what sins are we desensitizing in our lives.

In this study, Josh continues in Judges 18: 1-31 where we see the people of Dan took the easy route when they moved from their land they took what looked easy to take and stole idols and such from Micah the priest. We can see this in our own lives as we often want to take the easy route but if you want true growth it comes from hardships that you go through with the Lord. The people of Dan did not bring the Lord into their situation leaving God out. So I ask you do you invite God into everything you do or do things on your own.

In this study, Josh continues in 1 Corinthians 6:1-11 where we see Paul speak on suing one another as christians and how it's wrong and shows a lack of love. Josh speaks on reasons why suing your brothers a sisters in Christ is wrong and as well how we are different and change from our past self's. So I ask you who or what are you allowing to define you.

In this study, Josh continues in 1 Corinthians 5:9-13 where we see Paul speaking on being set apart and how to judge appropriately on the people who claim to be Christians but only by name. Josh brings up points on why this discipline is needed as it makes us grow closer but as well he speaks on how we should be with others who aren't Christian. So I ask are you close enough to people who aren't Christians to impact their life's?

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.