Coach Mena/RBHL

Key Scripture: 1 Corinthians 4:2
"Moreover, it is required in stewards, that a man be found faithful."
Many people desire God's blessings, favor, promotion, and increase. However, before God entrusts us with more, He first teaches us how to steward what we already have.
Faithful stewardship begins with a teachable heart.
A person who cannot be taught cannot be trusted with greater responsibility. God is always teaching, correcting, shaping, and preparing His people for Kingdom assignments.
The question is not whether God is speaking.
The question is:
"Am I teachable enough to listen and obey?"
 

Theme Scripture
"Speak, Lord, for Your servant is listening." — 1 Samuel 3:10
Main Objective
To understand that God can only deeply transform a heart that is willing to be taught, corrected, and led by Him. A teachable heart becomes reachable by God, and a reachable believer becomes effective in reaching others for Jesus Christ.

Be Teachable to Become Faithful Stewards Unto God
Foundation Scriptures:
Isaiah 6:8
Psalms 139:23,24
James 1:22
Luke 16:10
Psalm 25:4-5

Foundation Scripture
"Teach me Your way, O Lord, and I will walk in Your truth; unite my heart to fear Your name." — Psalms 86:11
"Blessed are those who hear the word of God and obey it." — Luke 11:28
 

Foundation Scriptures
James 1:22–25
Matthew 7:24–27
John 14:15
Luke 6:46
Deuteronomy 28:1–2
1 Samuel 15:22
OPENING QUESTION
What is the value of knowing the Word of GOD if we refuse to obey it?
Many believers spend years hearing sermons, attending conferences, reading books, and quoting scripture.
Yet knowledge without obedience produces spiritual deception.
The Kingdom of GOD is not built upon what we know.
The Kingdom is built upon what we obey.

Over the past weeks we have discussed:
Breaking false altars
Tearing down strongholds
Pure worship versus performance Christianity
Walking in the fear of the LORD
Now we arrive at a very important truth:
Obedience is the evidence of surrender.
Many people hear sermons.Many people read scripture.Many people attend Bible studies.
But hearing alone does not produce transformation.
Transformation comes when we obey what GOD says.
The blessing is not merely in hearing the Word.
The blessing is in doing the Word.

We have no need to seek validation from People. Our heavenly Father knows everything about us. He knows us better than we know ourselves. 
Psalms 139

Over the past two weeks we have discussed:
Week 1
False altars
Hidden idols
Double-mindedness
Week 2
Generational altars
Strongholds
Breaking unhealthy cycles
This week we move into a deeper question:
After the altars are torn down, what replaces them?
The answer is:
True worship.
Many people attend church regularly, know scripture, sing worship songs, and participate in ministry activities.
However, there is a difference between:
Worship and performance
Relationship and religion
Intimacy and routine
Following JESUS and merely appearing spiritual
GOD is looking for true worshippers.

This week focuses on moving from religious performance to genuine intimacy with JESUS CHRIST. Many people know how to appear spiritual, but GOD is looking for hearts that truly love Him, obey Him, and worship Him in spirit and truth.
Key Scripture
"But the hour cometh, and now is, when the true worshippers shall worship the Father in spirit and in truth." — John 4:23

Last week we learned about King Manasseh and the dangers of false altars and double-mindedness.
This week we will focus on:
Generational altars
Spiritual strongholds
Breaking unhealthy cycles
Rebuilding GOD's altar
Walking in freedom through CHRIST
Many believers love JESUS but still struggle with repeated cycles...