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.

In this study, Josh teaches 1st service and goes over the topic of When Leaders Lead. Josh goes through Judges 5 and talks about the importance of leaders stepping up, what it looks like when a leader does their role, how it looks when a leader takes the lead, and how a leader should act when being called to lead. God has called us as Christians to be leaders, but to do that, we have to fully submit to God willingly and have obedient hearts.

In this Study, Josh continues on The Strategy's of Satan where he talks about the discourager. The Devil wants me and you to stay in a sate discouragement forever so that we lose confidence and attention to the Lord and his word. Josh goes over this strategy and as well teaches how to combat against discouragement with encouragement and 6 different ways you're encouraged. So I ask do you have a firm trust in God and His word that won't be shaken? What has made you frustrated and discouraged lately?

In this study, Josh goes through Judges chapter 4 and how God used Deborah, who was a prophetess and a woman of faith, to lead Israel. After Israel had returned to sin another time, God punished them by allowing their enemies to overtake them, but God was also gracious to have raised up Deborah to rise up Barak to lead Israel into victory. Although Barak agreed to do as the Lord instructed, he was reluctant and still feared the enemy. Because of his hesitativeness, Barak was not able to get the full glory from the victory, but still, God had kept his promise of his children being able to come out of the battle victorious. 

God has everything planned out for us, but sometimes we can fear the enemy because our problems seem too big. What has God spoken to us, and what has he asked us to do? What are we hesitating on, and in what areas of our lives have we not fully put our faith in God?

In this teaching, Gabe goes through the second chapter in the book "Strategy of Satan" where he talks on the attacks to the body from satan, as well speaks on why satan attacks the body and a few ways of defending against the attacks. Gabe takes time to shares his testimony and shows how satan attacked his body and now God uses it to encourage others in the Lord.

In this teaching, Josh covers Judges 3 and the topic of becoming warriors and the way God shaped the Israelites of this new generation. Each generation has its own strengths, weaknesses, and struggles. To live is to have problems, and problems are God’s chisel to shape the soul. God allowed Israel’s enemy nations to stay as a punishment for their sins and disobedience, but during that time God’s plan was to test them, to develop their faith, and for them to experience warfare.

To live is to have problems, and to solve problems is to grow personally and spiritually. Maybe God has left obstacles in our lives to help us grow and to further our faith in him. What struggles are we going through that God might be trying to use to strengthen our walks? 

In this study, Josh closes out the book of Haggai where the second message is delivered to Zerubbabel that he is the chosen by God and will be protected as the other nations fight and fall. This message focuses heavily on leadership and what that is but reminds us that it stems from being a servant of God and others. So I ask you do you serve others like Jesus served others and most importantly God?

In this study, Josh picks up in Haggai 2:10-19 where Haggai is told By God to ask questions to the priest about whether touching certain things would make you holy or defiled. From this you see that Haggai is preaching to them about how It's easier to be contaminated by sin than to be holy. He then starts to explain all that was promised to them and what they missed out on due to their sin which reminds us that we are promised understanding of the things that happened but not in this current moment. So I ask you are you carefully considering your ways and blocking out sin?

In this message, Josh goes through Judges 2:7–23. Josh touches on how the Israelites failed to learn from their history and mistakes and continued to make similar mistakes. The Israelites fell into a cycle of abandoning God, being punished by God, repenting of their sins, and then being restored by God. They had relied on God in times of need but had forgotten the blessings that God had given them when they had become comfortable again and settled. Though they had turned and had forsaken God with worshipped other gods, the lord did not leave or forsake them, and when his children had cried out, the lord reached out in deliverance. 

God desires to bring us the remedy for our problems, but sometimes we get comfortable where we are and can fall into sin and settle until we go through the consequences. Are we to wait until we are in times of trouble to remember the Lord? Or are we going to continue to long for him even when times are easy and when we have received his blessings?