FaithWalkers

Today we begin our discussion on "The Way of God". There are many paths and ways to choose from in this life but they are not all equal. What way have you chosen? Join us in this lesson as we begin to shed light on God's way!

Loss of many different types is and can be difficult as the feelings of abandonment can set in, but, at the end of it, there is grace to be found. It is at this point where we, like David, find that the Lord will step in when everyone else leaves.

Loss of many different types is and can be difficult. The connections we have with people can leave us feeling the sting of abandonment when they suddenly or seemingly disappear. Today we finish up the subject of abandonment and grace.

Loss of many different types is and can be difficult. The connections we have with people can leave us feeling the sting of abandonment when they suddenly or seemingly disappear. Using psalms 27 as our basis we continue with the subject of abandonment and grace.

Loss of many different types is and can be difficult. The connections we have with people can leave us feeling the sting of abandonment when they suddenly or seemingly disappear. Using psalms 27 as our basis, we step into the subject of abandonment and begin to pull out the grace nestled within.

David declared God was his help and so he requested God not to leave or forsake him. In this lesson we dig deep into the sub-topic of "Fallow Ground". Let's continue with using Psalms 27 as our basis!

David declared God was his help and so he requested God not to leave or forsake him. In this lesson we dig deep into the sub-topic of "fallow ground". Let's get into it using Psalms 27 as our basis!

David declared God was his help and so he requested God not to leave or forsake him. In this lesson we dig deep into this to see what's beneath the surface. Let's dive right in using Psalms 27 as our basis!

David asked God not to hide his face far from him. But did you know there are times when God hides himself? Let's continue our learning using Psalms 27 as our basis.

David asked God not to hide his face far from him, but did you know there are times when God hides himself? Did you know that not all of those times are negative in nature? Let's continue our learning using Psalms 27 as our basis.

David asked God not to hide his face far from him. But did you know there are times when God hides himself? Did you know that not all of those times are negative in nature? Let's dive and learn about it using Psalms 27 as our basis.

In this lesson we talk about responding to God with the whole heart. God gives us a new heart, but what's wrong with the old one? How does he even give us a new one? Let's dive in using Psalms 27 as our basis.

The Bible frequently mentions the phrase "Heaven and Earth", but what is its significance? In this lesson we dive into this and pull out some challenging and encouraging insights as the Lord directs. May this lesson be a blessing to you!

In this lesson we talk about responding to God with the whole heart. Are you and I responding to the commands of God with our hearts fully engaged? Let's dive into this as we continue to explore the topic of God's Mercy when we cry, using Psalms 27 as our basis.

God asked David to seek his face. David's Heart responded with obedience. Are you and I responding to the commands of God with obedience? Let's look further into this as we continue to explore the topic of God's Mercy when we cry, using Psalms 27 as our basis.

God asked David to seek his face. David's Heart responded with obedience. How are you and I responding to the commands of God? Let's look further into this as we continue to explore the topic of God's Mercy when we cry, using Psalms 27 as our basis.

What was David really saying when he asked God to hear his cry? Let's look further into this as we continue to explore the topic of God's mercy when we cry, using Psalms 27 as our basis.

What was David really saying when he asked God to hear his cry? Let's look further into this as we continue to explore the topic of God's Mercy when we cry, using Psalms 27 as our basis.

Today we finish the topic of compassion using 2 Corinthians 4:3–6 as our foundation. Compassion in the Church is not something we can afford to be lacking in or be devoid of all together. Sadly, today it goes missing in the Church far too often. What's the connection between sympathy, empathy and compassion? We learn about this and more in this lesson!

Did you know that God pays attention to the giving done in the Church? How do you think God sees your giving? We talk about this and more in this wonderful lesson. This is a long one so try breaking it up into 30 minutes segments, but do make it a point to listen to all of it. God Bless you!

Today we continue with the topic of compassion using 2 Corinthians 4:3–6 as our foundation. Compassion in the Church is not something we can afford to be lacking in or be devoid of all together. Sadly, today it goes missing in the Church far too often. What happens when indifference takes the place of compassion in the Church? What happens When the Church Stop’s Caring? We find out more in this le...

We too must learn like Israel that when we step outside of God's hands, we fall into the hand of the enemy. This is the final lesson in the series! We wrap things up by talking about the government structure of the enemies kingdom and the reality of the fight we are in. This lesson should complete our understanding of the enemies kingdom and help us see that we really don't want to be a part of it...

Today we use 2 Corinthians 4:3–6 to springboard into the topic of compassion. Compassion in the Church is not something we can afford to be lacking in or be devoid of all together. Sadly, today it goes missing in the Church far too often. What happens when indifference takes the place of compassion in the Church? What happens when the church stops caring? Let's talk about it in this lesson!

So God has taken us and set us upon a Rock, but did you know the Rock is not a place God takes us because we have it all together? It's where he takes us so that we can get it together?! Let's look further into God's Mercy when we cry in our continued study of Psalms 27.

We too must learn like Israel that when we step outside of God's hands, we fall into the hand of the enemy. In the last lesson God shed light on the enemy's kingdom and its structure. We discussed the first two tiers, Satan and Fallen Angels. Today we talk about the third tier: The citizens of his kingdom.