Before you think this is a work out video, fit actually is an acronym for, "Faith, intercede, & trust".

In this study, Chad encourages us to support each other & to grow personally in one of the most important & often neglected spiritual muscle; prayer.

In this passage, we look into the multitude who cried out "Hosanna" in the streets of Jerusalem! They were passionate about Jesus, unashamed of their praise for Him, and even theologically correct, but within less than 6 chapters this same multitude will call for the crucifixion of christ. Though this was thousands of years ago, Christians still face this same sort of heart change today, with over 3 of every 4 Christian high schoolers leaving church after high school.

In this study, we tackle what the multitude thousands of years ago got wrong, and what we can still get wrong today.

Joseph went through times of difficulty & pain far beyond most of us could ever relate to. In the end, Joseph would be set above the entire land of Egypt, reporting to Pharaoh himself. But, through all these changes the Lord was always with Joseph, and it was the Lord who made all the difference in this man's life.

We can easily blame our dirty world for the sin we see in our life, when in fact Jesus calls us to check the sin that is already in our heart. In this study, Jr. High leader George Beck dives into the 7th chapter of Mark to deliver the convicting words of Jesus.

Our first study was in Genesis 37; we covered Joseph's dealings with his brothers and though they hated him and sold him into slavery, Joseph continued to live with integrity and he continued to be faithful to the Lord. He never complained and compromised but continued to trust God that His purpose and plan would be fulfilled in God's perfect timing

It's one thing to say it, and it's another thing to believe it.

In this study Bart busts out some great visual & practical examples of the importance of believing and living what we say.

God's Word is always good, but if we want to see good in our lives, we must receive the Word well. In this study, we take a deep look at the parable of the Sower, and how important for us to start with the roots that we may bear good fruits.

We all want to see less sin, more blessings, and the great power of God flowing through our lives. However, very few of us follow the steps Jesus clearly gave us to experience this. Before we can take action for God, we must first have a real connection with Him. In this study, we find that our connection with Jesus is more important than everything, for with Him we can do anything, but without can do nothing.

Jesus never healed the same way twice, nor did He heal only a person of a certain background or in a particular location. However, in each miracle there are some common characteristics found in each of those who asked & received a miracle from Jesus. This is no mistake, but instead very intentional to express the importance of these characteristics.

Jesus is still able to perform miracles in our lives, but are we available to receive them?