Guiding Question

If God has called me, why does the journey feel slow, stretching, or unclear?

Lesson Point (Concise)

Calling is not full explanation. It is faithful movement — and formation happens in the walking.

I Have 3 Points to Make

1. Learning as You Walk — Mark 3:13–15 Jesus calls the disciples to be with Him before sending them out, showing that relationship and formation come before assignment.
2. Following Before Understanding — Mark 8:34–35 Discipleship requires surrender and trust, even when the full meaning of the journey is not yet clear.
3. Learning Dependence — Deuteronomy 8:2–3 The wilderness reveals that God uses stretching seasons to humble, test, and teach us to rely on Him fully.

As I unpack today’s scripture, personally consider this guiding question:

Am I waiting for clarity before obedience?

This lesson is brought to you by The Seekers with Dr. Violet T. Adams — a progressive Christian ministry teaching the ways of Christ through a spiritually-centered and mental-health-informed approach, using Scripture as guidance.

Lesson Point (Concise)

You were born with divine purpose, and God develops destiny through identity and formation before granting visibility.

I have 3 points to make today

1. Purpose Before Platform — In Luke 2:46–49, Jesus Christ demonstrates awareness of purpose long before public ministry begins.
2. Identity Before Influence — In Luke 3:21–23, heaven affirms Jesus’ identity before His ministry starts.
3. Anointed Before Arrival — In 1 Samuel 16:11–13, David is chosen and anointed long before he sits on the throne.

While I unpack today’s scripture, personally consider today’s guiding question:

If I was truly born for destiny, why does my current season feel so ordinary?

Today’s lesson was brought to you by V.T. Adams Speaks— A progressive ministry teaching the ways of Christ through a spiritually-centered and mental-health-informed approach, using scripture as guidance.

Lesson Guiding Question

What does it require of us to follow God when obedience means releasing what is familiar, even when the future is unclear?

Lesson Point

The point of today’s lesson is to understand that following God often requires leaving behind what feels secure, predictable, or familiar in order to step into His greater purpose. God’s call invites us to trust Him beyond our plans, our preparation, and our comfort.