Enjoying The Journey

Family, in this week's "Enjoying the Journey" leadership lesson, we are looking at one of the most dangerous statements in the Book of Judges: every man did what was right in his own eyes. Micah, his mother, a Levite priest, and the tribe of Dan all used religious language while ignoring instructions God had already given. In this class, we will see why sincerity is not the same as truth, why religious activity is not the same as obedience, and why the real problem was not a lack of instruction but a refusal to live under God's authority.

Who decides what is right in your life—you or God?”

Please listen, reflect, and share with someone who is "enjoying the journey" with you.

Family, in this week's 'Enjoying the Journey' leadership lesson, we are looking at an unlikely deliverer. Ehud was a left-handed man from the tribe of Benjamin - a tribe whose name means "son of the right hand." Yet God raised him up to deliver Israel from Moab. In this class, we will see that God chooses whom He pleases, and He can use people others may overlook because of their condition, background, or what makes them different. He is God and we are not. Are we willing to recognize and follow the people God chooses to use?

Please read, reflect, and share with someone who is "enjoying the journey" with you.

Family, in this week's ‘Enjoying the Journey’ leadership lesson, we are asking a very important question: What are we telling the next generation about what God has done for us? Israel crossed the Jordan on dry ground, but God did not want the miracle to be forgotten. Joshua set up twelve stones so that when their children asked, ‘What do these stones mean?’ the parents would have a testimony to give. In this class, we will see that remembering God's deeds is not just looking back—it is making sure the next generation knows that the hand of the LORD is mighty. What story of God's faithfulness are you passing down?

Please read, reflect, and share with someone who is enjoying the journey with you.

Family, in this week’s leadership lesson, we are looking at what happens when God has been preparing you for something you never expected. Joshua thought he was serving Moses, but all along the LORD was preparing him to lead. Then came the words: ‘Be strong and courageous.’ In this class, we will see that courageous leadership is not just about being strong—it is knowing God is with you, knowing what His Word says, and being willing to do what He tells you to do. What might God be preparing you to do right now?”

Please read, reflect, and share with someone who is "Enjoying the Journey" with you.

Encouragement. Remembrance. Perseverance. These three things helped Timothy become a leader with a legacy. Who isencouraging you? What do you need to remember? And where do you need to persevere?

Thanksgiving is a wonderful time to effect and give glory to Jesus Christ. We look at the outside and inside views of gratefulness and the impact being thankful can lead to increase and miracles. The message is to families and individuals providing an understanding ofter missed.

A teaching taken from the book of Romans.

This is a tribute to a dear person who taught me to think critcally over important issues.