Happy Saturday! Tomorrow we’ll be finishing up our study of 2 Samuel. Again, we learn from the life of King David that disobedience brings discipline and choices have consequences. The good news: the closer we are to God the less likely we are to make those bad choices. Here are the notes.
Lesson Notes and Questions August 26, 2018 – 2 Samuel 24.pdf
There’s no doubt that gratitude is good for us. Even those who are not followers of Christ would agree with that statement. How can we get better at practicing thankfulness to God? We’ll be reminded about that as we study David’s “Song of Deliverance” in 2 Samuel 22 tomorrow. Here are the notes.
Lesson Notes and Questions August 19, 2018 – 2 Samuel 22.pdf
Here’s a truth: God chooses whom He uses to carry out His purposes and sometimes his choice is surprising. Tomorrow we’ll see how a sort of bizarre story from 2 Samuel 20 teaches us a lesson about that. Here are the notes.
As we look at King David’s reaction to the death of his son Absalom, we ask: Is there ever a time when a leader is too emotionally vulnerable for their own good and for the good of those they serve? What about followers of Christ when we’re grieving a loss? Do Christians grieve differently? Why? Here are the notes on our study in 2 Samuel 19.
What can we learn from the sad dysfunction of King David’s family and the attempt by his son Absalom to take the throne of Israel by force? It’s not just ancient history, there is a lesson on human nature for all of us. Here are the notes.
Serving God should make a Christ follower want to dance with joy! This week’s lesson is all about celebrating how God can and WILL work in our lives if we’ll keep Jesus in His proper place: on the throne of our hearts. Here are the notes.
How can an Old Testament story of military and political intrigue point to how we respond to God’s purposes for our lives? Come to Bible study tomorrow and find out as we unpack 2 Samuel 3:8-22. Here are the notes:
How can we respect a leader who doesn’t seem to deserve it? Why does God place people in leadership positions if they are so flawed? What did David do? What would Jesus have us to do? Let’s talk about it tomorrow. Here are the notes.
Lesson Notes and Questions June 3, 2018 – 2 Samuel 1 and 2.pdf
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