FaithWalkers

In the last lesson we got a good look at who the enemy is and how he operates. In this lesson we continue to shed light on the enemy's kingdom and its structure.

David fought with Lions and Bears and so must we. This is the final lesson in the series and so we end on this note: If David could do it...then in the name of Jesus Christ, so can we! May this entire lesson series bless you tremendously.

Israel learned the hard way that repentance, while necessary, doesn't remove accountability. God holds us accountable for the aftermath of our sin even though he forgives us for them. We too must learn like Israel that when we step outside of God's hands, we fall into the hand of the enemy. In this lesson we get a good look at who the enemy is and how he operates.

Israel like many of us, walked away from God when they thought they could do things on their own. But actions have consequences and sometimes we are impacted by them even after we've gotten things right with God. Why? Because Repentance doesn't remove accountability. May the wisdom God shares with us in this lesson be a help to us all.

David fought with Lions and Bears. God intends to feed his children and he intends for us to do the same. Today we talk about the Kingdom we're building. Who does it belong to? Is it God's or is it ours? May this message be a help to you always!

David fought with Lions and Bears and so will we. We continue with the topic of Fear. Today we talk about the strongest presentation of love possible by you and me! Today we talk about Self Sacrifice on the behalf of someone else! Enjoy the lesson!

David fought with Lions and Bears and so will we. We continue with the topic of Fear. Pushing past fear as a child of God can be tough. Especially when you have to do it on behalf and for the greater good of someone else. Is that something you and I are willing to do? Let's talk about that in this lesson.

Peter and John go to the temple during the time of prayer only to be greeted by a man more in need than even he perhaps realized. In this lesson we learn about giving the unexpected.

David fought with Lions and Bears and so will we. We continue with the topic of Fear. Is it good? is it bad? What is it for? We find out all this and more in this encouraging lesson!

David fought with Lions and Bears and so will we. Fear is one of the biggest adversaries we have to making progress in anything. This is especially so when trying to make progress in the things of God, yet David tackles it head on. We must do the same. Find out more in this wonderful lesson!

David fought with Lions and Bears and so will we. Last week we dealt with the importance of remembering who we are and whose we are. This week we expand on that aspect. Let's dive into this in today's exciting lesson!

David fought with Lions and Bears and so too will we. Because of this it's important that we remember who we are and who we belong to. Let's talk about this in today's exciting lesson!

Job endured next level hardship, the kind he feared the most. How do we overcome the worst case scenario? When worst seemingly comes to worst and the trouble you feared the most comes knocking on your door, how should we respond? Let's find out in this lesson!

David fought with Lions and Bears. David's father was concerned about his children enough to check on them. Are we as concerned? Today we talk about the voice of the enemy and its intent!

David fought with Lions and Bears. David's father was concerned about his children enough to check on them. Are we as concerned? Today we talk about checking the spiritual temperature of the family!

David fought with Lions and Bears. David's father was concerned about his children enough to check on them. Are we as concerned? Not only are the parents responsible for the next generation but did you know so too are the Grandparents?! In this lesson we introduce the topic of the role of Grandparents as we continue to talk about the Godly Household!

Today we take a closer look at the mercy and comfort God gives to us (2 Corinthians 1:3–4). Did you know that when God gives us these things he has a reason for doing so? One that goes beyond him simply wanting to bless you. Join me in this wonderful lesson.

The armor of God is a wonderful topic (Ephesians 6:11-17). After all, God wants us to put it all on! This lesson covers verse 16 and 17, in particular the Shield and Sword. In this lesson we discover the Gods way of the Shield and Sword!

David fought with Lions and Bears. David's father was concerned about his children enough to check on them. Are we as concerned? Do you know the state of your children? Are you pleased with the state of your next generation? In this lesson we start to talk about the Godly household!

David fought with Lions and Bears. David's father was concerned about his children enough to check on them. Are we as concerned? Do you know the state of your children? Are you pleased with the state of your next generation? Are you pleased? Is God pleased? What value will God get out of our children? Let's see what God has to say on this topic in part 6 of this wonderful lesson!

Families sometimes run into issues. Here's a lesson that will help you out with the big one!

David fought with Lions and Bears. God intends to feed his children and he intends for us to do the same. Today we talk about some of the challenges we face with this. Find out about this and more in part 5 of this beautiful lesson!

David fought with Lions and Bears. God intends to feed his children, but do you know he wants you and I to do the same? Find out about this and more in part 4 of this beautiful lesson!

This is a special lesson. It's actually in response to questions I've gotten on the topic of Salvation. This is virtually an hour and a half lesson!!! You can certainly listen to it in one go, but it's actually meant for you to break it up into sessions and go over it a little at a time. I know it will bless you but I also warn you! It WILL CHALLENGE YOU if you've never heard it like this before....

David fought with Lions and Bears. The children of Israel had to endure the taunting of the enemy for 40 days, and so do we at times endure the taunting of the enemy...but it's only for a season! Find out about this and more in part 3 of this challenging lesson!