Objective: Introduce the concept of divine direction and its importance in spiritual life. Content: • Definition of Divine Direction. • Historical and biblical context of divine guidance. Activities: Icebreaker activity where participants share personal experiences with decision-making. Assessment: Reflective journal entry on personal expectations from the course.

Objective: Understand why divine direction is crucial for living a purpose-driven life. Content: • Biblical examples of divine direction (Genesis, Exodus). • The consequences of ignoring divine guidance. Activities: A group discussion on Deuteronomy 29:29 and its application today. Assessment: Quiz on biblical characters and their experiences with divine guidance.

Objective: Deepen understanding of the Holy Spirit’s role in providing guidance. Content: • Scriptural insights (Acts 8:29, John 14:26). • How to cultivate a relationship with the Holy Spirit. Activities: Meditation session focusing on listening to the Holy Spirit. Assessment: Short essay on the Holy Spirit’s influence on personal life decisions.

Objective: Learn how to distinguish God’s voice from other influences. Content: • Characteristics of God’s voice. • Common pitfalls in discernment (fear, guilt). Activities: Role-playing scenarios to practice discernment. Assessment: Group discussion and feedback on role-play scenarios.

Objective: Demonstrate how the Bible can provide specific guidance. Content: • Studying key scriptures (Jeremiah 29:11, Psalms 32:8). • Applying Scripture to decision-making processes. Activities: Bible study session focusing on interpreting scriptures related to guidance. Assessment: Write a personal action plan based on a chosen scripture.

Objective: Explore the link between obedience and receiving guidance from God. Content: • Biblical principles of obedience (Genesis 6:22, 1 Kings 2:3). • Case studies of obedience and the outcomes. Activities: Reflection on personal obedience to divine prompts. Assessment: Peer-to-peer review on drafted plans for increasing obedience in personal life.

Objective: Identify conditions that enhance receptivity to divine direction. Content: • Conditions like faith, meekness, love, and worship. • Practical steps to cultivate these conditions. Activities: Small group discussions on strategies to develop these qualities. Assessment: Personal development plan focusing on one of the conditions.

Objective: Practical application of divine direction in everyday decisions. Content: • Methods of seeking guidance (prayer, counsel, stillness). • Case studies and testimonials. Activities: Decision-making workshop where participants apply learned concepts. Assessment: Group presentations on decision-making processes.

Objective: Review key concepts and encourage commitment to applying divine direction. Content: • Recap of the course. • Developing a personal roadmap for spiritual growth and decision-making. Activities: Commitment ceremony where participants share their action plans. Assessment: Final reflective essay on how the course has transformed their approach to divine direction.