Most of us want to grow but we don't have a clear path for it and don't make good plans. This class is a review of the things we have talked about so far in our series on spiritual growth and practical questions to ask to help you find the path God has for you.

In our previous class we looked at what kindness is and how it relates to the way we see others. In this class we look at how to fit kindness into the pathway of growth and good works.

Commitment to action is the foundation of finding truth, according to John 8:31-32. By thinking about the dynamics between Invitation and Challenge we can lead people to greater commitment to following Christ. Their actions will build their confidence by proving that God knows what He is talking about. They will begin to see the truth, and they will begin to find true freedom in Christ. This class explains all these concepts and gives a practical guide for how to help others.

When we first learned the Bible and about our walk with God, we were fed by people who cared about us. But eventually we start to see that those tutors don't continue to feed us. That's natural because we are expected to learn to take care of ourselves. Many Christians seem to stagnate and struggle with growth at this stage because they don't have a good foundation for how to nourish themselves in God's word.

We're not talking about superheroes or setting impossible goals. This class will help you see how you can make practical life-goals and then use those goals to grow spiritually stronger. 

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.

Faithfulness and perfection are sometimes thought to be synonyms, but in reality they are very different ideas. No one can be perfect, but we can all be faithful and that faithfulness can increase more and more throughout life. This class defines faithfulness in a way that is realistic and true to the biblical teachings about it.