Episode 55 - Struggle Season

 In today's Bible study, we focus on how we find success in our struggle seasons—those moments where we can’t help but despair that the storms of life are going to overwhelm us.

 We’re all too familiar with our collective struggle season that is the COVID-19 pandemic; but how are you coping with your individual struggle seasons?

 We’ve all had different sorts of these storms throughout our life: financial storms, health storms, spiritual storms, family storms, and many, many others that we’ve had to brace ourselves against over the years.

 Listen in as Milo shares how we may find success amid our most turbulent struggles.

 First, he shines a light on the one inescapable truth about our struggle seasons.

 He then enumerates what he calls “Success Seven”—seven Bible-based steps we can take to weather life’s storms.

Finally, Milo encourages us to have a circle of Bible-believing friends in our lives who can help us remember and live out the Word as we seek out success during our struggle seasons.

 Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn: 

 ●       [01:27] What King Solomon teaches us about our struggle seasons

 ●       [03:54] Opening prayer

 ●       [05:26] Looking For God in our struggle season

 ●       [06:44] The big difference between a struggle situation and a struggle season

 ●       [10:00] The inescapable truth about struggle seasons, courtesy of King Solomon

 ●       [20:51] Success Seven: The first two

 ●       [28:21] Success Seven: The last five

 ●       [36:36] Bible Study Close “Struggle Season” 

 ●       [39:19] Closing prayer

Key Quotes by Milo:

●       There is a big difference between a struggle situation and a struggle season. A situation simply means “a state of affairs”. [...] They happen all the time and they get solved all the time. But a struggle season—that’s a situation that stays too long. It defines your days.

●       Struggle seasons happen from time to time. That’s the one inescapable truth.

●       Everyone is either in a storm, headed into a storm, or coming out of a storm. But somewhere, there is a storm nearby.

Key Scripture:

 “There is a time for everything,
   and a season for every activity under the heavens:"

 Ecclesiastes 3:1

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