Marathon Fellowship Class

Scripture: Genesis 13-14

In “Walk by Faith, Not by Strife,” Wayne Stiles explores Genesis 13-14, showing how Abram navigated conflicts and challenges with faith rather than contention. He encourages believers to trust God’s guidance, pursue peace, and make decisions grounded in faith, even when circumstances tempt them toward strife.

Wayne Stiles teaches from Psalm 127-128.

Scripture: Psalm 127-128

In “How to Be a Godly Father,” Wayne Stiles explores Psalm 127-128, showing how fathers are called to lead, provide, and nurture their families under God’s guidance. He emphasizes the blessings of obedience, faithfulness, and God-centered living, encouraging men to model godly character and cultivate strong, spiritually healthy homes.

Scripture: Genesis 12

In “True Faith and Half-Lies,” Wayne Stiles examines Genesis 12, focusing on Abram’s journey of faith and moments of doubt. He highlights how partial trust or half-truths can complicate obedience, and encourages believers to respond to God’s promises with full faith, courage, and reliance on His guidance.

Wayne Stiles teaches about learning and living out lessons learned by touring Israel.

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Wayne Stiles answers various questions from class members.

Wayne Stiles answers various questions from class members from selected Scriptures.

Wayne Stiles answers various questions from class members from selected Scriptures.

Scripture: Genesis 46:1-4

In “When God Initiates Change,” Wayne Stiles examines Genesis 46:1-4, highlighting how God directs the course of His people’s lives. He shows that when God calls for change, it comes with guidance, provision, and purpose, encouraging believers to trust His leading and embrace His plans even when they involve uncertainty or new directions.

Scripture: Acts 1:12-16

In “When You Feel Insignificant,” Wayne Stiles explores Acts 1:12-16, showing how even those who feel small or overlooked can play a vital role in God’s plan. He encourages believers to trust God’s purposes, remain faithful in small responsibilities, and recognize that every act of obedience contributes to His kingdom work.