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If you don't plan to succeed, by default you plan to fail. You must have a strategy when it comes to one-on-one discipleship. These 12 points stressed are of utmost importance that is lacking in successfully fruitful discipleship legacies.

Just as essential to understanding Manuscript history is the importance of knowing the history of the English language and subsequent Bible translations that came from Antioch, Syria. Is the King James Bible really written in "Old English"? Tune in to find out the truth.

So often, once we finish one-on-one discipleship we wait to be assigned a disciple. That was never the plan. We are called to MAKE disciples. God has clearly outlined clear ways for us to practically pursue after the sheep that have no shepherds.

Click here for PowerPoint slides, charts, & study sheets because today is HEAVY! Grab a coffee, feel free to pause at the moments when you need to as we take a deep dive into History. These are the facts and they are undisputed.

After covering the philosophy behind one-on-one discipleship the last three weeks, it's now time to dive into the practical aspect by utilizing the tool: Student Journey. After having the students pair off to role-play the discipler (teacher) and the disciple (learner) one thing became clear: anyone can do this! This includes you!

Jeremiah 36 is the most important chapter concerning inspiration & preservation of scripture. Through it, we become illuminated as God reveals to us the way in which he goes about preserving his holy words. The truth found in this passage deserves to be propagated to the ends of the earth.

It is highly encouraged you download the study sheet here before listening to this lesson. This message provides a good self-evaluation no matter where you are in your journey as a disciple of Christ. There are four goals one-on-one discipleship establishes you in: how are you doing with them?

It has always been God's nature to reveal truth, never to hide it. This message will focus on the types of revelation as well as the "diverse manners" and "sundry times" that God has revealed that truth (Heb. 1:1-3). How it all ends is crucial to our understanding of a single & consistent Final Authority.

"The Reed beside the Staff" is an old Spartan proverb that beautifully illustrates the value of One-on-One Discipleship. If you're new: is this what you're missing? If you've been discipled: do you truly value discipleship for the treasure that it is?

Many churches say the Bible is their Final Authority, but what do they really mean by that? As we kick off our study on the King James Bible, we'll look at what they say "behind the scenes" & what the true concept of "final authority" means according to the Bible.

No doubt, if you're reading this you more than likely know WHAT we're all about here. What may not be so apparent, or what may have become lost in our mindset from time to time is WHY we do what we do. This series not only serves as an intro to all of our new additions in the class but a refresher course to our core members. Don't let these truths slip (Heb. 2:1)!

Our blood has been tainted since Adam & Eve ate of that fruit (spoiler alert - it wasn't an apple). Ever since then, the Bible has been a book of blood. In his infinite wisdom, God decided to rectify the situation with the only solution possible: the shedding of blood ALONE. Tune in to find out how and why it is so utterly crucial nothing is added to the blood atonement

When it comes to dealing with our flesh, violence of action is a necessity. On the heels of Winter Camp, this message once again goes back to the Old Testament as our picture book to illustrate the practical ways that we kill our giants by faith.

We close out Winter Camp with looking at a group of common warriors in the Bible who made themselves fools for God, and as a result God was able to do impossible things through them. What are you prepared to do for your King, watchmen?

This isn't your typical David vs. Goliath story. Here we see the fight hit home in our own lives as we need to decide if we're going to let our faith be as tall as the giants we face.

In what was a riveting and heartfelt message, the Sr High was presented with a firsthand account of the reality of the spiritual war that lies before them. If you listen with ears to hear, you will be too.

We kick off our Sunday School hour with the first message of Winter Camp and our theme "Spiritual Warfare: My Personal Battle". Tune in as we see that a proper mindset is the key to determining the outcome of any and every battle.

Our final message leading into Winter Camp sees us looking at two Old Testament kings to help illustrate how we are to be as New Testament kings (Rev. 1:5-6; 5:9-10). If last week's lesson on priests was to evaluate our closeness with God, this lesson should cause us to evaluate what kind of leaders we are in this day and age.

Today, we close out our series on Spiritual Gifts by looking at the gifts in their proper context where they appear in Scripture. This message serves as a recap as well as a final challenge to get your hands into the work and utilize your gift(s) for the edifying of the body, for the work of the ministry, and for the perfection of the saints (Eph. 4:12).

This two part series will serve as both a springboard into winter camp as well as an introspective look at our service the last six months. As we are called New Testament kings & priests by our Lord (Rev. 1:5-6; 5:8-10), we need to ask ourselves: "are we living up to the standard of those titles"?