In this 7-session study on the Book of Haggai, learn to walk confidently in your calling, stay motivated despite opposition, and courageously invest your life in God’s purposes, trusting Him for results you may never see in this lifetime.

Video Sessions:

Session 1: Haggai through Four Kings (25:39)—In the first teaching video, Jennifer introduces us to the book of Haggai, and uses four kings to set the context for the study.

Session 2: Until Exile Ends (30:28)—In Session 2, Jennifer talks about how all of us have experienced exile of some kind. She then discusses some of the purposes of exile and how we can not only survive, but thrive during times of exile.

Session 3: How to Deal with Samaritans (32:52)—The Jews who were trying to rebuild the temple faced opposition from enemies. In Session 3, Jennifer makes clear that people aren't our enemies, but that our real enemy, Satan, can use people to hinder our relationship and work for God.

Session 4: When Courage Leads to Discouragement (24:42)—Jennifer turns our attention to Jeremiah in the Session 4 video to show us how even doing the right thing can lead to discouragement. But she reminds us that no matter what we're facing, we can always take courage because we are created, consecrated, and called by God.

Session 5: Your Courage Confessions (27:28)—In the Session 5 video, Jennifer tells the story of Anna to show that what may seem like the most discouraging of circumstances can turn out to be the very thing God will use to bless you and help you know Him more deeply.

Session 6: Grounded by the Weight of Glory (30:14)—In the Session 6 video, Jennifer tells the story of Isaiah seeing the Lord to remind us that in uncertain and discouraging moments of our lives God may reveal His glory to us like never seen before. And in those moments, we can take courage as God shows us who we are in light of who He is to cleanse and consecrate us for service.

Session 7: Courageous Living 101 (28:51)—Jennifer wraps up the study in the Session 7 video by sharing the four "I cans" of a courageous woman. She gives a final invitation for us to take courage, exhorting us to live alert, stand firm, be courageous, and be strong.