When you don’t know what to do, the first step is knowing where you actually are. God can’t lead what you won’t reveal, and honesty is the doorway to healing, clarity, and freedom. Until a man gets honest with God and himself, he’ll stay stuck no matter how hard he tries to move forward.

A godly legacy doesn’t happen by accident — it’s the result of deliberate choices in what we say, do, and value. Each action, reaction, and decision shapes the impact we leave behind. Living intentionally means sharing what we know, love, and have so others can do it without us.

Legacy isn’t about what you leave for people but what you leave in them through relationships. Influence grows when we share our stories, struggles, victories, and faith with authenticity and openness. Our lives become examples that inspire and shape the people around us.

True legacy costs something — your time, money, energy, and opportunities. It’s hard, it takes longer than expected, but it’s always worth it. Just like Jesus modeled, lasting impact is born from a life of sacrificial love.

Leaving a godly legacy is impossible without the help of the Holy Spirit. He gives supernatural wisdom, strength, patience, and peace when we reach our limits. God’s power sustains what our effort alone cannot accomplish.

No matter your past, it’s never too late to begin again — healing and restoration are always possible. Honesty, humility, forgiveness, grace, and action open the door to redemption. The key is simply doing the next right thing.

This lesson focuses on Jesus’ invitation to find true rest in Him rather than in temporary fixes like relaxation or distractions. It explores ten powerful statements Jesus made about Himself, showing how He meets our deepest needs by giving rest, peace, freedom, guidance, and eternal life. Centered on Matthew 11:28–29, the teaching emphasizes that only Jesus can satisfy the restless soul and lead us into lasting hope and renewal.

The first message Jesus preached was clear: turn from sin and believe the gospel. This lesson unpacks why repentance isn’t bad news, but the best news — because it means forgiveness, freedom, and a fresh start. No one is too far gone for God’s grace.