What does it mean to "walk in the Spirit"? How is it done? Does God have a preference concerning it? How much of it is on me? Does God participate in any way? If he does, in what areas? These and other questions will be examined in this topic and explained. Let's continue with lesson 7 in laying the foundation of this series. Some key verses: Luke 10:16. Let's jump in!

What does it mean to "walk in the Spirit"? How is it done? Does God have a preference concerning it? How much of it is on me? Does God participate in any way? If he does, in what areas? These and other questions will be examined in this topic and explained. Lets continue with lesson 6 in laying the foundation of this series. Some key verses: Acts 1:4–14, 1 Peter 3:10. Let's jump in!

What does it mean to "walk in the Spirit"? How is it done? Does God have a preference concerning it? How much of it is on me? Does God participate in any way? If he does, in what areas? These and other questions will be examined in this topic and explained; however, we continue with lesson 5 in laying the foundation of this series. Some key verses: Acts 2:41–42, Isaiah 29:10-19. Let's jump in!

What does it mean to "walk in the Spirit"? How is it done? Does God have a preference concerning it? How much of it is on me? Does God participate in any way? If he does, in what areas? These and other questions will be examined in this topic and explained; however, we continue with lesson 4 in laying the foundation of this series. Some key verses: Acts 2:41–42,Luke 10:16, Proverbs 22:28, Proverbs 23:10,Proverbs 4:2, 24-27. Let's jump in!

What does it mean to "walk in the Spirit"? How is it done? Does God have a preference concerning it? How much of it is on me? Does God participate in any way? If He does, in what areas? These and other questions will be examined in this topic and explained; however, we continue with lesson 3 in laying the foundation of this series. Some key verses: Matthew 28:18–20, Acts 2:41–42. Let's dive back in.

What does it mean to "walk in the Spirit"? How is it done? Does God have a preference concerning it? How much of it is on me? Does God participate in any way? If He does, in what areas? These and other questions will be examined in this topic and explained; however, we continue in lesson 2 with laying the foundation of this series. Some key verses: Romans 15:4, 2 Peter 1:21, 2 Peter 3: 1-2. Let's dive back in.

What does it mean to "walk in the Spirit"? How is it done? Does God have a preference concerning it? How much of it is on me? Does God participate in any way? If he does, in what areas? These and other questions will be examined in this topic and explained; however, let's lay a foundation and start at the beginning by explaining. Some key verses: Romans 15:4, Proverbs 30:5–6, Isaiah 28:9–10. Let's dive right in.

God wants us to hold on to what He's taught us about himself, yet we live in a world where people are "giving up" all the time. How do we avoid becoming one of them? God's word is so rich that here we are in lesson 14, our series final! May this last message of the series bless you abundantly.

God wants us to hold on to what He's taught us about himself, yet we live in a world where people are "giving up" all the time. How do we avoid becoming one of them? How about in the area of work and marriage? How do we continue holding on when we've been given so many reasons to let go? God's word is so rich that here we are in lesson 13! May it bless you greatly.

God wants us to hold on to what He's taught us about Himself, yet we live in a world where people are "giving up" all the time. How do we avoid becoming one of them? How about in the area of work and marriage? How do we continue holding on when we've been given so many reasons to let go? God's word is so rich that here we are in lesson 12! May it bless you greatly.

God wants us to hold on to what He's taught us about Himself, yet we live in a world where people are "giving up" all the time. How do we avoid becoming one of them? How do we continue holding on when we've been given so many reasons to let go? God's word is so rich that here we are on lesson eleven! May God's word bless you beyond measure.

God wants us to hold on to what He's taught us about Himself, yet we live in a world where people are "giving up" all the time. How do we avoid becoming one of them? How do we continue holding on when we've been given so many reasons to let go? This is the tenth lesson in this study and God certainly has something to say that will help you and I me. May you be blessed richly by this lesson!

God wants us to hold on to what he's taught us about himself, yet we live in a world where people are "giving up" all the time. How do we avoid becoming one of them? How do we continue holding on when we've been given so many reasons to let go? This is the ninth lesson in this study and God certainly has something to say that will help you and me. May you be blessed richly by this lesson!

We live in a world where things "change" all the time. Some of it's good and some, not so much. Positive change is not something believers should shun, especially if it does not violate scripture. Yet, with all this there are some things God does not want us to change. In this eighth lesson we continue our dive into this study. May you be blessed richly!

We live in a world where things "change" all the time. Some of it's good and some, not so much. Positive change is not something believers should shun, especially if it does not violate scripture. Yet, with all this there are some things God does not want us to change. In this seventh lesson we dive even deeper into our study. May you be blessed richly!

We live in a world where things "change" all the time. Some of it's good and some, not so much. Positive change is not something believers should shun, especially if it does not violate scripture. Yet, with all this there are some things God does not want us to change. In this sixth lesson we talk a bit more about the concept of blooming where one is planted. Let's dive in!

We live in a world where things "change" all the time. Some of it's good and some, not so much. Positive change is not something believers should shun, especially if it does not violate scripture. Yet, with all this there are some things God does not want us to change. In this fifth lesson we expand upon the concept of blooming where one is planted. Let's jump in!

We live in a world where things "change" all the time. Some of it's good and some, not so much. Positive change is not something believers should shun, especially if it does not violate scripture. Yet, with all this there are some things God does not want us to change. In this fourth lesson we add in and explore the topic of blooming where one is planted. Let's dive right in!

We live in a world where things "change" all the time. Some of it's good and some, not so much. Positive change is not something believers should shun, especially if it does not violate scripture. Yet, with all this there are some things God does not want us to change. Join us in this third lesson as we continue this exciting topic!

We live in a world where things "change" all the time. Some of it's good and some, not so much. Positive change is not something believers should shun, especially if it does not violate scripture. Yet, with all this there are some things God does not want us to change. Join us in this lesson as we continue this exciting topic!