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WWJD

"WWJD" stands for "What Would Jesus Do?"

But how can you know what Jesus would do if you don't know what Jesus did do?

That is why we developed a series of courses to help.


 

THE WWJD CURRICULUM

There are four courses in the WWJD curriculum:

We hope that these will inspire and equip you to live and lead like Jesus.

 

IN HIS STEPS

"I’ve given you an example that you should follow."

Jesus

This course was inspired by a novel called In His Steps, written in 1896 by Charles M. Sheldon. In the novel, a pastor challenges his congregation to "pledge themselves, earnestly and honestly for an entire year, not to do anything without first asking the question, 'What would Jesus do?’” (WWJD). It has sold 30 million copies, putting it in the top 50 bestselling books ever.

However, in order to answer the WWJD question, we must answer another question: How can you know what Jesus would do if you don’t know what Jesus did do? (HCYKWJWDIYDKWJDD?)

In this seven-week course, we will study the life of Christ in an integrated and comprehensive way. By the end of the course, you will know what Jesus did, where He went, how He lived, what He taught ... and more. 

Jesus called His disciples with a simple, two-word command, “Follow me.”

This is a both call to accept Jesus as your Lord and Savior … and to make Him your role model for life.  

Here are some free downloadable resources to help you walk In His Steps:

LINKS TO THE LESSON VIDEOS:

ON HIS THRONE

The Reigning and Returning King

"Yes, I am coming soon."

Jesus

On His Throne - The Reigning and Returning King is the follow-on to the In His Steps course.

The title "King of Kings" is attributed to Jesus Christ. It signifies Jesus' supreme authority and sovereignty over all creation.

This title is found in the New Testament, specifically in the book of Revelation: "On his robe and on his thigh he has this name written: king of kings and lord of lords." (Revelation 19:16:)

The great truth of Christianity is that Jesus, our King of Kings, is On His Throne.

This four-week series is a follow-on to the In His Steps course. On His Throne will cover four critical “post-resurrection” events:

  • The Appearances – the 40-days subsequent to Jesus’ resurrection
  • The Ascension – the culmination of Jesus’ earthly life
  • The Pentecost – the celebration of Shavuot and the baptism of the Holy Spirit
  • The Second Coming – the triumphant return of the King of Kings

This course will inspire and equip you live in light of His reign and His return.

Here are some free downloadable resources to help you live in anticipation of His return:

LINKS TO LESSON VIDEOS:

IN HIS WORDS

The Great Commandment

"Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength."

Jesus

In His Words is a four-week series that will inspire and equip you to love God with all of your heart, soul, mind, and strength.

Jesus spoke approximately 2.2 million words during His three-year ministry. Amazingly, we only have a record of 31,426 of them!

One specific passage is commonly known as “The Great Commandment.” Jesus specifically tells us that it is “the most important one.”

We will explore what it means to truly love God with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength. I pray that this will be a transformational experience for all of us.

Here are some free downloadable resources to help you do this:


LINKS TO LESSON VIDEOS:

ON HIS TEAM

How Jesus Developed the World's Greatest Team

Jesus was both fully God and fully man.

Unfortunately, we are just fallen man.

While we will never be able to fully replicate Jesus’ leadership abilities, we can strive to emulate them.

On His Team is a four-week course that will inspire and equip you to develop high-performance leadership teams. Drawing from the model Jesus used to develop His team, you’ll discover Biblical truths about building the right team, creating healthy dynamics, and developing people for Kingdom purpose.

Each week focuses on a key principle from Jesus’ team-building approach.

Here are some free downloadable resources to help you build teams like Jesus:

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