Do Diligence

The final episode of the season reflects on the importance of diligence in parenting, drawing inspiration from the virtuous woman in Proverbs 31:26. It’s imperative to trust in the Lord and prioritize our faith as the foundation for a positive future.

This episode continues discussing parenting and the importance of diligence in raising children. The years are short, so make the most of the time to mold and prepare children for adulthood.

This episode discusses parenting and the importance of diligence in raising children. The years are short, so make the most of the time to mold and prepare children for adulthood.

This episode focuses on marriage and the importance of keeping wedding vows. It emphasizes the need to focus on meeting your spouse’s needs rather than concentrating on their imperfections.

Solomon’s principle of “a time for everything” applies to life in the home, where various seasons bring change. Recognizing and embracing these seasons, rather than resisting change, allows for proactive preparation and enjoyment of each phase.

The “Time Thief” steals our time, distracting us from what truly matters. To be diligent in our homes, we must reclaim our time from this invisible thief. Life is short, and we must prioritize our faith, families, and time.

In this episode, Wiley concludes season one by discussing the rewards of diligence, even when life is hard. He speaks to the fact that diligence always pays off.  So, always “Do Diligence.”

In this episode, Wiley returns to a concept mentioned in previous episodes:  “If something is worth doing, it’s worth doing right.”  Diligence requires hard work. So, Wiley explains how Bible wisdom and hard work go together.

In this episode, Wiley explains the Bible concept of leadership as it relates to diligence. He explains what leadership is, and what leadership is not. He concludes with a call to action for all who are in positions of influence to lead with diligence.

In this episode Wiley discusses the importance of being diligent to have unified relationships inside of the local church. He talks about the importance of looking to God and Jesus, looking at ourselves, looking at others, and looking at the work that God has called us to do together. In conclusion, Wiley describes how everybody is somebody in the local church.