INCLUDED:
- 4-5 Hours Teaching Outline
- Student Manual
Let’s talk about something that actually matters—how we leave our mark on this world! “Legacy Unveiled” is all about passing your faith forward in ways that stick. Think of it as your spiritual inheritance playbook! This isn’t just another stuffy church lesson—it’s a wake-up call about living for what lasts beyond your Instagram stories.
The whole teaching revolves around this chain reaction of faith that’s been happening since biblical times. Abraham to Isaac to Jacob… Moses to Joshua… Elijah to Elisha—this “Holy Ghost Network” (cool name, right?) has been running for centuries, and guess what? You’re a link in that chain!
The author drops this mic-drop moment comparing Jonathan Edwards’ descendants (lawyers, professors, leaders) with another guy whose family tree… let’s just say didn’t flourish in the same way. Talk about a generational butterfly effect!
And there’s this brilliant visual of Joshua having the Israelites grab stones from the middle of the Jordan River to create this conversation-starting monument. Future kid: “What’s with the rock pile?” Parent: “Let me tell you about the time God parted waters for us!” It’s like spiritual breadcrumbs intentionally left for the next generation.
The teaching gets real, warning that “the Christian movement is always just one generation from extinction!”
We’ve got two main jobs: pass on God’s Word and share our real-life faith stories until they’re basically “tattooed on their souls.”
Throughout the outline, you’ll find spots to jump in—choose your favorite legacy quote, jot down who you’re mentoring, and most importantly, start collecting those faith stories worth telling! Whether it’s seeing God come through in impossible situations or witnessing prayers answered in jaw-dropping ways, these are the stories that deserve to go viral in your family. The bottom line? “The legacy you want to leave tomorrow will change the way you live today.” So maybe it’s time to ask: what kind of spiritual footprints are you leaving behind? Because that’s the stuff that actually outlasts you!
