In this study, Josh continues in Judges 9:1-57 which focuses on self ambition through Abimelech the son of Jerubbaal or also know as Gideon. It focuses on God's patience and how He repays in his own way giving multiple chances to Abimelech to repent who led his brothers to their deaths taking their lives. So I ask you who is it that you follow and are you so easily swayed by others.

In this study, Josh begins the book of 1 Corinthians 1:1-9 where Paul is writing to the church in Corinth and speaking on their problems to help them grow spiritually. Josh thought the study explains the background and how 1 corinthians is a combination of Pauls letters and the importance of roles such as leaders and parents. So I say to you offer up your problems to the Lord trusting in him fully and see how the Lord provides.

In this study, Josh continues in Judges going over chapter 8 where it closes out on Gideons life. The studies focus was exhaustion and even though we may get tired at times and not want to continue in reading our word or serving in ministry we still do so because God has called us to. So I ask you to look at where you're at and think are you doing as the Lord has told you or ignoring it and continuing on.

In this study, David speaks on how to make decisions biblically using the book of Joshua from chapter 24: 14-24. David goes through the process of what it is to make a decision and how the things around us could effect it. He gives a great question In the study "For me to live is what?" so I ask you is the Lord your what and why is that.

In this study, Josh continues in the book of Judes 7:1-25 where Gideon is constantly stripped away of his pride to learn to trust in God and not his flesh. The studies focus is on getting rid of your pride and to focus on the Lord that you can't do things in your own power. So I ask do you humble yourself in front of the Lord or do you trust in your flesh/pride and act in your own manors.

In this teaching, Ethan gives an introduction to his new series titled, "Trusting In God" by going through Jeremiah 17:5-8 and highlights how we as followers of Jesus are often told to "just trust in God." Throughout this series, Ethan will give insight on what that looks like and how we come to a place to really trust God.

In this study, Josh goes through Judges 6:1-24 with the topic of How God Views Us. Josh goes through the introduction of the next judge, Gideon. Gideon’s life did not start off with faith and courage; he was discouraged and defeated, but the Lord saw in him a mighty man of valor and promised Gideon that he would be with him and promised victory. Gideon did not see, feel, or believe this about himself; he saw himself as the weakest and the lowest. 

Most times we don’t see ourselves the way God sees us and can’t believe fully that what he says is true because we are blinded by our own thoughts and critiques. We see our own weaknesses and doubt that the Lord can use us, but the Lord sees us as capable through his power. Who is to say that God can’t turn those weaknesses into strengths?

In this teaching, Josh speaks on Satan the Accuser where the enemy tries to send us and keep us in despair, discouragement, and spiritual paralysis. Josh speaks on the way to combat the Accuser which is an Advocate which is none other than Jesus Christ. So do you go to Jesus when Satan is accusing you and making it seem like you can't stop your sin and just feel ashamed?

In this teaching, Ethan goes step-by-step on how to take notes during a bible study. We often attend studies and walk out forgetting almost everything we heard from the teaching. But if we take notes, the amount of information we retain greatly increases which then helps us to remember what the teaching was about and what portion of scripture was taught.

In this teaching, Ethan goes through the importance of having a devotion and what a devotion is. The Bible can be confusing which can make it discouraging to read, but with the right approach, it can take some of that intimidation away and open you up to fully receiving what God wants to say to you through His word.