The 3rd list of becoming better relating to the Greatest Commandment is found in the list of 7 spirits from Isaiah 11. These describe how we can work to become better with our Head (mind). We wrap up with a few more great lists to keep in mind in your journey to become the Person Everyone Needs.

This week we learn about becoming better in 2 of the 3 facets of the Greatest Commandment (your Heart, your Hands, and your Head). The Fruit of the Spirit in Galatians 5 are an example of getting better in your heart. The Spiritual Gifts in 1 Corinthians 12 are ways to become better through your hands.

Better. The Person Everyone Needs works on a plan for growth and success. They know that they must prepare to get where they want to go and make necessary steps to move in that direction.

The final “Be” statement is Be Steadfast, Immoveable - don’t be moved by anything in the world except faith and compassion. Listen to God, get a mentor, and don’t let anything stop you from going toward where you want to go and being who you want to be.

Legacy - Who (not What) are you leaving behind? The only way to influence people and leave a legacy is to spend time with them and love them.

This week we explore Destiny and the question: What am I made of?

To be Strong is about being Skilled and Trained, while being Courageous is about Bravery, Valor, and Heart.

Be Still. This week Identity is explored further and we learn that just like Salt and Light - we are essential and important. We should always be growing in health, intellect, spirituality, and relationships.

Be Fruitful. This episode starts exploring our Identity. Part of our identity is found in God's first command - our calling to be fruitful and multiply by having ambition to improve, grow, and be accomplished.

After the death of Jonathan, David find a way to fulfill their covenant. He proves his true loyalty for Jonathan by caring for his son and treating him as a son of the king. The way you ought to treat a person is the way you would want somebody else to treat your own child.

We explore the relationship and covenants between David and Jonathan, and how Jonathan modeled loyalty to David even while knowing he was forgoing his own place on the throne.