Learning to Walk with God

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Learn to hear poetry, wisdom and apostolic counsel faithfully, bringing grief, words and everyday choices to God through grace.

Unit 1 Lessons 1–5

Psalms

Lesson 1
Two ways to walk
Psalm 1:1–6
Delighting in the LORD's instruction shapes a life rooted in him rather than the way of wickedness.
Lesson 2
How long, LORD?
Psalm 13:1–6
We can bring grief and questions honestly to the LORD while depending on his steadfast love.
Lesson 3
The joy of being forgiven
Psalm 32:1–7
Hiding sin burdens us, while God's forgiveness gives reason for honest confession and joy.
Lesson 4
God is our refuge
Psalm 46:1–11
God remains his people's refuge when the world feels unstable and nations rage.
Lesson 5
My help comes from the LORD
Psalm 121:1–8
The Maker of heaven and earth keeps his people with faithful, unwearied care.

Unit 2 Lessons 6–10

Matthew; Job; Ecclesiastes

Lesson 6
Jesus teaches us to pray
Matthew 6:5–13
Jesus teaches sincere prayer to the Father with reverence and dependent trust.
Lesson 7
Job suffers without knowing why
Job 1:1–22
Job suffers terrible loss without the account blaming him for secret wrongdoing.
Lesson 8
Friends sit with Job in sorrow
Job 2:7–13
Job's suffering deserves compassionate presence rather than easy explanations.
Lesson 9
God's wisdom is greater than Job's knowledge
Job 38:1–11; 42:1–6
God's wise rule over creation humbles Job without giving him a simple explanation for each loss.
Lesson 10
Receiving our time as God's gift
Ecclesiastes 3:1–14
Human life has changing seasons that we do not control, and its good gifts call for reverence and gratitude.

Unit 3 Lessons 11–15

Proverbs

Lesson 11
Whose invitation will you follow?
Proverbs 1:8–19
Wisdom warns us away from companions whose promised gain depends on harming others.
Lesson 12
Trust the LORD with your way
Proverbs 3:1–12
Wisdom calls us to rely on the LORD rather than make ourselves the final judge of what is good.
Lesson 13
Learning diligence from the ant
Proverbs 6:6–11
The ant's work exposes careless delay and teaches wise readiness for responsibility.
Lesson 14
Truthful lips matter
Proverbs 12:17–22
Truthful speech serves justice and healing, while lying harms people and displeases the LORD.
Lesson 15
A gentle answer and wise listening
Proverbs 15:1–7
Wise speech seeks understanding and avoids feeding anger.

Unit 4 Lessons 16–20

James; Galatians; Ephesians

Lesson 16
Hearing and doing God's word
James 1:19–27
God's word calls hearers to controlled speech, practical mercy and obedient response.
Lesson 17
No places of honour for the wealthy
James 2:1–13
Faith in the glorious Lord Jesus rules out favouritism and calls us to merciful neighbour-love.
Lesson 18
A small tongue can do great harm
James 3:1–12
Our speech has power and exposes a divided heart when we praise God and curse his image-bearers.
Lesson 19
Walking by the Spirit
Galatians 5:16–26
The Spirit enables a life shaped by love and holiness rather than the desires of the flesh.
Lesson 20
Forgiving as God forgave us in Christ
Ephesians 4:25–32
God's forgiveness in Christ shapes truthful, kind and generous life together.

Unit 5 Lessons 21–25

Matthew; Luke; Philippians; Revelation

Lesson 21
Build your life on Jesus' words
Matthew 7:24–29
Wisdom means hearing Jesus' words and putting them into practice.
Lesson 22
One healed man returns to give thanks
Luke 17:11–19
The Samaritan recognises the giver of mercy and returns to honour Jesus.
Lesson 23
Bringing worries to God and practising what is good
Philippians 4:4–9
The Lord's nearness invites prayer, grateful dependence and attention to what is true and good.
Lesson 24
God makes all things new
Revelation 21:1–7
God promises life with his people where death and grief no longer rule.
Lesson 25
Life before God's face
Revelation 22:1–5
God's people will enjoy life, light and service in his presence under his lasting reign.