We are all called to be change-makers in the world, and yet many of us don't know how to answer the call. Jesus Culture founder and pastor Banning Liebscher reveals the three key attributes that will propel you into a life of divine purpose: holiness, courage, and faith. You were made for more than a life of holy discontent-more than the frustrating sense of sitting on the sidelines of your own life's purpose. From the beginning, Jesus has beckoned us out of passivity and into a high-stakes adventure with hearts fully alive, lives fully engaged, and the courage needed for both. In The Three-Mile Walk, Liebscher draws from the biblical story of Jonathan, who, after a treacherous three-mile hike, boldly stepped into battle and watched God work a stunning victory in the midst of impossible odds. From Jonathan's story, we learn how to fully engage our mission: Be who God wants you to be by owning the call, dreaming of the call, counting the cost of the call, and moving forward with the call. Respond to the call by living a life of holiness. Learn to surrender your definition of success. Move forward with courage, and fight discouragement by relying on community with one another. Walk in faith. Sometimes faith requires us to move into the unknown, and at other times we wait actively in faith for God to move. Step out and engage the call of God, even before knowing all the details. In his power-packed, memorable style, Liebscher offers compelling stories with fresh insights for answering your calling with a courageous "yes," and setting out on the journey of a lifetime. You are meant to change the world. It's going to be tough, surprising, and more fulfilling than you can imagine. You just need the courage to rise up and walk it out. Sessions include: Awakened to the CallCall to HolinessCall to CourageCall to FaithEngaging the CallDesigned for use with The Three-Mile Walk Video Study available on DVD or streaming video, sold separately. | The Three-Mile Walk Bible Study Guide by Banning Liebscher, Perfect | Indigo Chapters