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Escaping the “Rat Race”

kto — Mon, 11 Apr 2011 12:50:24 +0000

This class will teach you how to design a sure-fire plan for paying off all debt, recognize dangerous money myths, and set yourself up for wealth and retirement. Lessons focus on how to use your mind and time to create personal wealth. Students are encouraged to free themselves from the proverbial “rat race” and the endless cycle of “keeping up with the Jones”. Learn to make money work for you, and not be its slave.

Fallen

kto — Mon, 04 Apr 2011 02:45:24 +0000

In the community of faith it is all too often that we hear of a leader who has, “fallen from grace”, or more simply put, messed up. In the series “Fallen,” the Go interns are made aware of how major life failures can start with small compromises in priorities and lifestyle. They will learn applicable ways to keep their lives in order, and how to be people of authenticity, and integrity, not hiding their struggles, but allowing God to work fully in them and through them. It is only when we live with Godly character that we can finish strong, and walk out our God-given purpose.

Living the “Zoe” Life

kto — Tue, 01 Mar 2011 12:36:43 +0000

This series teaches you how to approach life with a new sense of purpose and vision. Recharge your creative outlook with simple principles that will present new opportunities of adding value everywhere you go. Recognize the value of preparation and how the small details in life make a large difference and learn how to create the life you desire.

Dating+Relationships

kto — Tue, 18 Jan 2011 23:08:00 +0000

How do you know if you’re really in love? How far is “too far”? Why do guys and girls always seem to have communication problems? These are just a handful of the questions that we are taking a look at in our Dating and Relationship series. This class provides an honest approach to what it actually takes to navigate a relationship in today’s culture.

Check out some quotes from some of the Go Interns about what the class has meant to them:

“Because of this series I was really challenged to make the most of my time, now, while I’m single. I realize how precious this time is to learn about myself and allow God to mold me into the wonderful woman my future husband is waiting to meet!” - Anna Brown

“I was really challenged to look at dating in a whole new light. All the time I was asking myself the wrong questions such as; what am I comfortable with? Instead of asking myself, what’s honoring God? ” – Sterling Ellis

“The Dating and Relationship series has taught me not to settle! Life is truly what we make it, and God has amazing plans for our lives. There truly are people out there who wholeheartedly want to live the life that God has designed for them. I now know that I want to wait for the person God has for me and that relationship will align with the purpose that I am here to live out.” - Kelly Drury

Thinking To Win

admin — Fri, 14 Jan 2011 18:11:02 +0000

The Bible says in Proverbs 23:7, “As a man thinks in his heart, so is he.” The Thinking to Win series deals with many of the mental barriers that will keep you from achieving your best in life. The class covers four main areas of discussion:

CLASS #1: Winners Finish Strong
We live in a society that quits everything. Apathetically, many people won’t quit on the outside, but they will quit in their heart. You can be physically present somewhere but your mind can be a million miles away. As a leader, we must challenge ourselves to be finishers in life regardless of the circumstances, difficulties, or obstacles. 2 Tim 4: 7 says this, “I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.”

CLASS #2: Winners See the Possible
This lesson takes a look at modern leaders and shares the stories of their triumphs as well as their difficulties.

CLASS #3: Victim VS. Victor
Victorious living is all about how you respond during difficult circumstances. This lesson contrasts the differences between the Victim and Victor Mentality.

CLASS #4: Winners Do It Afraid
Mark Twain said, “Courage is not the absence of fear, but acting in spite of it.” This lesson challenges you to step out; even in the midst of fear and pursue the dreams that God has placed in your heart.

Kick Your Own But

admin — Thu, 13 Jan 2011 18:17:33 +0000

Excuses, excuses.

Everybody has them.

This series deals with some of the most common obstacles to success and challenges excuses that can leave people in the merry-go-round of broken resolutions and failure. We all want to be successful in life, but many times it’s our own laziness and lack of self-discipline that keeps us from having the results that we truly desire. Benjamin Franklin said it like this, “He that is good for making excuses is seldom good for anything else.”

Successful living is a daily journey; not a destination. When good habits are practiced on a daily basis we can see the results of success in our life. Aristotle said this, “We are, what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit.” The bottom line is that you yourself are your greatest obstacle to success.

Eyes Wide Open

kto — Mon, 10 Jan 2011 23:17:27 +0000

For many of us the suffering of others around the world can be overwhelming. Sometimes, it seems easier to turn our eyes away from disturbing stories of rape, incest, murder, starvation, slavery and genocide. The Eyes Wide Open series exposes these overwhelming issues in a real and raw format.

Ephesians 1:8 says this, “I pray also that the eyes of your heart may be enlightened in order that you may know the hope to which he has called you…” Many times we read that scripture and we think that it’s all about “us”.

Our life.

Our call.

We can tend to read the scriptures with a centric focus, and think that it’s all about “me”. But what about the person whose only hope is that you know your call? Think of the child, who’s sold into a life of prostitution and slavery and their only hope is that someone would come and rescue them. The child dying of starvation… your life may be their only hope.

Below is some feedback of what some of our interns have gotten out of this series.

So how do you feel about this series?

It sounds like such a cliche` answer, but I seriously can’t believe I didn’t know this was going on. Everything that we’ve gone over so far seems so barbaric, yet it is happening right now. – Anna Brown

Now learning about social injustice issues in the world, how has it motivated or inspired you?

Two things that came to mind as I was going through this series. The first is realizing that with the technology we have at our fingertips as Americans we have the ability to take down many of these issues with a video camera, a few clicks on our computer, and the power of one plus one.

The second is, as I was thinking about the absolutely stupid reasons behind why some of the most major social injustices are happening in our world today, it inspired me to want to be a part of making change happen from the top level down.

Obviously, we all have the responsibility to, at the very least, support the efforts of all who are making a difference in these situations, but realizing that it only takes one to spearhead such life-giving operations and make it all a reality is a humbling and empowering thought.

So simply understanding that no matter if you are only one person with a video camera, or a influential political figure, these issues can be changed. All it takes is us taking the initiative and deciding to get it done. – Anna Steininger

What issue would you say most impacted you?

ALL of them. It is sickening that these people are forced into these ways of living and that their normal life is horrific. It makes me want to start somewhere. I am praying for all these groups that God will send laborers. I am only one person, but I can ask God to show me what I can do to make a difference in these people’s lives. – Kelly Drury

Click here to view an excerpt from one of Christa Baca’s journal entries from the 2008 Mystery Trip. May it inspire you to open your eyes.

Erotao

kto — Thu, 06 Jan 2011 20:17:38 +0000

Erotao is a Greek word which means “to question”. Back in Jesus’ day, when young Jewish students would study in synagogue; training was done through asking questions. The belief of the day was to let the person asking the initial question be able to come up with there own answer instead of just being told the answer, thus drawing their own conclusion and reaffirming their own belief.

Through this study, students will select various questions that they have about God, faith, and modern day Christianity. They are challenged to refrain from giving pat, cliche answers; but instead find scripture to back up the points that they are wanting to make. This course is an intense time of studying and discovery. Here is what some of this years Interns are saying about how the series has impacted their life:

“I feel like this series has made me think more in depth about things in my life. It’s helped me solidify what I believe; becuase now I know why I believe it. I feel stronger in my beliefs because we have gotten to talk things out.” - Lauren T

“It’s really cool to be able to discuss things with a group of people and to not be afraid to ask different questions.” - Gabby V

“I feel more confident in myself. I feel good about asking questions as before I felt repressed. It really reaffirmed my beliefs.” - David S

“It really made me feel inspired to reach out and to make a difference now.” - Callie H