Walking in Character: Lessons from Deuteronomy 5:32-33

Participants can expect to learn how to walk in character by following God's commands, and how to inspire others to do the same, through a discussion of Deuteronomy 5:32-33. The study explores the challenges and encouragements in the verses, as well as the consequences of not walking in character as leaders. The optional activity encourages participants to focus on one commandment from God and hold each other accountable in following through on their commitment.

Seeking Wisdom: Lessons from Proverbs 2

This study aims to encourage leaders to prioritize seeking wisdom from God and to apply it to their lives and leadership. By reading and discussing Proverbs 2:1-11 together, the group will explore the importance of seeking wisdom, the benefits of doing so, and practical ways to make it a priority. They will also discuss how to treasure and apply the wisdom received from God and how to discern between those who are seeking wisdom and those who are not. Finally, the group will create a personal action plan for seeking wisdom and share it with each other for accountability and support.

God’s Character and Our Leadership: Lessons from Exodus 34:6-7

In this study, you can expect to learn about the character of God as described in Exodus 34:6-7 and how it can shape and inform our leadership and character. You will explore how to embody these traits, balance justice with mercy, and follow the example of Jesus in your leadership.

Growing in Character: Lessons from 2 Peter 1:5-8

In this study, you can expect to learn about the importance of intentionally growing in your character and virtue as a leader, and how doing so can impact your effectiveness and productivity. The discussion will focus on the character traits described in 2 Peter 1:5-8 and practical steps to cultivate them in your life.

The Cost of Denial: Lessons from Peter’s Betrayal

In this study, you can expect to learn about the dangers of denying one's faith and compromising values as a leader. The focus is on exploring the story of Peter's betrayal and drawing lessons to encourage leaders to remain steadfast in their commitment to Christ. The discussion also covers ways to overcome fears and pressures, seek forgiveness and restoration, and extend grace and forgiveness to others.

The Dangers of Unchecked Ambition: Lessons from Judges 9

This study aims to explore the dangers of unchecked ambition in leadership and to encourage leaders to strive for humility and servant leadership. The group will discuss Judges 9:1-15 and reflect on how ambition can be positive or dangerous, the importance of humility in leadership, and strategies for avoiding the pitfalls of unchecked ambition.

A Witness of Our Character: Lessons from Jacob and Laban

This study explores the significance of a witness and the importance of our character as leaders, inspired by Jacob and Laban's covenant in Genesis 31:49. It encourages leaders to reflect on the importance of having a witness to our actions and character and provides practical ways to set up a witness to our commitments and navigate difficult relationships while maintaining our integrity.

Setting Our Minds on What is Excellent: Lessons from Philippians 4

From this study, you can expect to learn about cultivating a positive mindset and focusing on what is excellent, as inspired by Philippians 4:8-9. The discussion will explore practical ways to encourage yourself and others to put into practice what you have learned from God's Word and how to rely on God's presence and peace in your work and relationships as a leader.