Mighty Men of Valor have three distinct characteristics; strength, courage, and passion. In this Bible study we unpack the second characteristic, what it means to have courage in Christ.
Men need courage to take a stand for God’s Word and ways in increasingly challenging times, and as someone has said, “All it takes for evil to flourish is good men to stand by and do nothing”!
We need courage to love our wives, teach our children, live honestly and uprightly no matter what, spread the Gospel, overcome fear, and to do all we do with all our heart.
God’s call to Joshua is a call to us in our day: “Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be terrified; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go” (Joshua 1:9). With this charge, He sent the head of the nation of Israel to conquer the Promised Land. He is calling you to become a courageous warrior today. He will use the 10 lessons in this compact Bible study to help point the way.
You’ll be guided on this journey by men from Scripture as well as church history and the present day who will serve as mentors of godly courage. You’ll also journey deep into the “living and active” word of God (Hebrews 4:12), which He will use to shape you in this process.
The world is not as God created it. Evil exists. Persecution happens. God has given men responsibilities, and often we fear failure. Mighty Men of Valor need great courage. That’s what Mighty Men of Valor: Book 2 – Courage is all about.
As with the additional Bible studies in this series—Mighty Men of Valor: Book 1 – Strength and Mighty Men of Valor: Book 3 – Passion—this study can be used in three essential ways.
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Dean Ridings, Bob Jones, and Scott Ballenger serve with Make a Mark Ministries—see www.makeamark.net—and are actively involved in a variety of disciple-making and men’s ministry initiatives. Dean has an M.Div. and serves with Focus on the Family in Colorado Springs. He and his wife, Kim, have four children. Bob has a Th.M. and teaches at Rampart High School in Colorado Springs. He and his wife, Kate, have three children. Scott, director of Make a Mark Ministries, has a BSCS and is a senior engineer at VMware. The father of two, Scott and his wife, Robin, also live in Colorado Springs. For information on Make a Mark Ministries or other resources that we offer, find us online at www.makeamark.net and www.facebook.com/makeamarkministries.
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