The threat of persecution is well documented throughout history. Jesus warned His followers about it. So, we need to be ready. But we also should consider some of the major problems we must overcome in trying to make disciples. This lesson will overview some of the most common dangers and problems.

Faithfulness builds on self-control and meekness by introducing the concepts of personal integrity and conviction. In fact, the way faithfulness grows is directly proportional to how well we maintain that conviction. Maintaining conviction is impossible without the idea of focus, so join our class as we discuss how to maintain focus in faithfulness.

In our series about meekness, we have looked at the Bible's definition and discussed examples of the idea. In this lesson we will consider the necessity of clarity of vision in meekness. It is almost impossible to fully embrace meekness without it! Find out why in this class.

Meekness has two sides. One is active and the other passive. Both are important to understand. In this class Jason explores the active side of meekness and shows that it is far from what many think it to be!

While studying how Paul trained and mentored Timothy for the work of the gospel, we can learn how we can teach new Christians today. Training and mentorship go deeper than simply teaching, a relationship must be formed for a growing mentorship.

Meekness is an important part of spiritual growth that is sometimes misunderstood. This class dives deeply into the meaning of the word as used in the Bible. Learn how meekness is all about embracing reality and standing strong in life.

The conversion of Saul into the Apostle Paul was a long road and helps us to see how we can be patient and help new converts to Christianity.