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FAIR USE DISCLAIMER COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER UNDER SECTION 107 OF THE COPYRIGHT ACT 1976. ALLOWANCE IS MADE FOR FAIR USE FOR PURPOSES SUCH AS CRITICISM, COMMENT, NEWS REPORTING, TEACHING, EDUCATION, AND RESEARCH.                                                  N.B. PARTS OF THIS VIDEO CONTAINS MUSIC THAT HAS BEEN ADDED TO EDUCATE THE VIEWERS ON THE NEW CHRISTIAN/GOSPEL WORSHIP SOUND. Countdown Song: Wait On You (feat. Deate Bowe & Chandler Moore) Link: https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=rnmlqv5GJRA&feature=share The Countdown/Slides were created by : CDL Enterprises Owner: Carleta D. Leonard Email: productions@cdlenterprises.org

FAIR USE DISCLAIMER COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER UNDER SECTION 107 OF THE COPYRIGHT ACT 1976. ALLOWANCE IS MADE FOR FAIR USE FOR PURPOSES SUCH AS CRITICISM, COMMENT, NEWS REPORTING, TEACHING, EDUCATION, AND RESEARCH.                                                  N.B. PARTS OF THIS VIDEO CONTAINS MUSIC THAT HAS BEEN ADDED TO EDUCATE THE VIEWERS ON THE NEW CHRISTIAN/GOSPEL WORSHIP SOUND. Countdown Song: Wait On You (feat. Deate Bowe & Chandler Moore) Link: https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=rnmlqv5GJRA&feature=share The Countdown/Slides were created by : CDL Enterprises Owner: Carleta D. Leonard Email: productions@cdlenterprises.org

In Day Three of “Consider the Source,” we turn to Mark 11:20–33 to examine the source of spiritual authority and why it is often questioned when it disrupts systems, exposes fruitlessness, and restores God’s order. After the fig tree withers from the roots and the temple is cleansed, Jesus is confronted by religious leaders who ask, “By what authority doest thou these things?” This lesson unpacks why authority that comes from God does not require human approval, how faith sustains authority, and why forgiveness protects spiritual power. In this teaching, we will explore: • Why Jesus’ authority was challenged after obedience was demonstrated • How authority is rooted in alignment, not position • The connection between faith, forgiveness, and answered prayer • Why fear of man weakens authority, but obedience strengthens it Primary Text: Mark 11:20–33 (KJV) Day Three calls us to examine where our authority comes from, and whether it is sourced from God or sustained by people.

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n Day Two of “Consider the Source,” we examine Mark 11:15–19 to discern the difference between holy indignation and fleshly anger. When Jesus entered the temple, His response was not emotional or impulsive, it was scriptural, intentional, and corrective. This lesson breaks down why what was happening in the temple was unacceptable to God, why it may have seemed justified to the people, and how Scripture defines righteous versus flesh-driven responses. This teaching will help you: Understand why Jesus overturned the tables Discern whether your reactions are rooted in God’s Word or personal offense Recognize when zeal aligns with God’s purpose and when anger opens the door to the flesh Learn how to respond to disorder in a way that restores prayer, reverence, and obedience 📖 Primary Text: Mark 11:15–19 (KJV) As we continue this series, today’s lesson challenges us to pause, evaluate, and consider the source of our response.

Day 17 calls us to remain steady and committed to what God has begun. We resist fatigue, distraction, and discouragement, choosing instead to press forward in obedience. This day is about endurance, staying the course in prayer, faith, and discipline until the work is fully complete 1 Corinthians 15:58 (NKJV)

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Day 14 is about remaining steady and unmoved. We hold the position God has placed us in, guarding the ground gained, resisting distraction, and standing firm in obedience. This day calls for discipline, vigilance, and trust as God continues to establish what has already been set in motion.