This teaching is based on Ken Boa’s Handbook to Scripture.
Related Reading:
1 Kings 9
Ken Boa’s summary of 1 Kings 9
Teachings on select people, themes, books, and Scripture passages in the Old Testament.
This teaching is based on Ken Boa’s Handbook to Scripture.
Related Reading:
1 Kings 9
Ken Boa’s summary of 1 Kings 9
This teaching is based on Ken Boa’s Handbook to Scripture.
Related Reading:
1 Kings 8
Ken Boa’s summary of 1 Kings 8
King Solomon recognized what he needed most to rule his people well, to know justice. He recognized how little he knew, and Who could give him what he needed.
Read MoreAs David’s life comes to a close, he gives his son Solomon advice that we can likewise learn from.
Read MoreKing David lived a full life. By the end, he was ready to enter the Father’s joy.
Read MoreGod holds those who trust in Him forever secure in His hands. However, this does not mean we are now invulnerable to all consequences of sin. The Lord disciplines those He loves.
Read MoreVictory often leads to vulnerability. If you do not strengthen yourself in the Lord in the midst of victory, sin is fast to creep in.
Read MoreLike David, you may desire to do something great—perhaps lead some ministry—but that may not be what God has called you to do. But if you do even the smallest of tasks with excellence, you will honor God in your work and bring Him glory.
Read MoreSatan tempts us to take small steps in sin, leading us astray by degrees. The more we give in, the easier it will become for us to sin. And the more we sin, the more we will be tempted to keep hidden sins that will overwhelm our lives.
Read MoreAs we consider the battle, David’s spiritual excellence in the midst of spiritual warfare gives us an example of how we, too, can be a witness to God’s glory in the midst of opposition.
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