Danielia Williams-Bostedo – författare

We examine one of the most sought-after gifts of life: happiness. Declared as a right to pursue, happiness is probably the most valued concept in all the world, coming second (maybe) to love.

Who doesn''t want to be happy? Every day we see people pursuing happiness to no avail. They chase after relationships that don''t provide companionship, substances that don''t bring peace, better circumstances that have the same problems follow.

Whether you are a Christian or not, chances are you are seeking happiness, and there is only one place that we are going to find it and it is in the Savior. Jesus, in His most famous sermon, gives us attitudes to have that bring happiness and so much more.

This is not a step-by-step book; however, there is a set of attitudes that God gives us where we can experience happiness as a regular commodity in our lives. We will look at these Be-Attitudes in depth, exploring the meaning of, a Biblical example of, a personal testimony of, and some application questions about the beatitudes found in Matthew Chapter 5, verses three through eleven.

Discipleship is one of the missing components in Christianity today. This course is designed for any age to teach fundamentals about the faith of the Christian. Week One is all about what salvation is. It is broken down in seven days with a clear, practical teaching of what salvation is. Each day also helps you to learn the memory verse, follow a Bible reading plan, and apply the lesson of the day.

This is the second week of a discipleship course that is intended to build an unbreakable foundation of faith and confidence in the Word of God. Every day a key topic of what salvation is not will be explored simply and then reinforced with the Word of God and review questions. Also, there is a weekly memory verse that you can work on each day as well as a Bible reading plan to follow and a brief application statement to challenge you to put the lesson in action.

It is encouraged that you have a mentor work on this discipleship with you. It is not really designed to do alone, though it may benefit you alone. It, however, will have the greatest impact by being studied with someone who can hold you accountable, answer questions, and grow along with you.

For the stronger person of faith, you can use this to disciple a young or new Christian. As a mentor, be sure to work with your disciple every week to encourage, pray with, and answer any questions that he/she may have. Prayerfully you, too, will be encouraged and challenged by this discipleship series.

May you be blessed with Truth, today!