Welcome back to the Good Morning Guys Study through 1 Samuel! I pray your past week of study was beneficial to your growth in your relationship with Christ. This is our last week of our study through 1 Samuel! It has been a blessing to study God’s word alongside of you all.
Our next study will begin on Monday, March 13th in the Gospel of Luke.
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I’ll post more details about this study soon.
Now back to 1 Samuel. If you’re new, feel free to jump right in and follow along. Everything you need for this week is below, including this week’s Bible Reading Plan, Reflection Questions, and Verses of the Day. Don’t forget to check back on Wednesday for my weekly blog post.
Here’s This Week’s Bible Reading Plan
Monday: 1 Samuel 26
Tuesday: 1 Samuel 27
Wednesday: 1 Samuel 28
Thursday: 1 Samuel 29
Friday: 1 Samuel 30-31
The Reflection Questions for the Week
Chapter 26-Monday
David trusted that God would reward his righteousness and faithfulness.
Do you trust that God will honor your faithfulness and how have you seen this in your life?
Chapter 27-Tuesday
David was discouraged and said in his heart, he was about to die – even though God had promised deliverance.
What we say in our hearts has incredible power to influence our choices. In what ways has your heart discouraged you in the past?
Chapter 28-Wednesday
God was silent when Saul called on him because he had not been following God’s revealed will for him.
Have you gone through a time of silence from God when you were living disobediently?
Chapter 29 -Thursday
David was in a bad place. He had no home and was trying to live in both worlds.
Have you ever been in a place where you had too much of the world in you to be at peace with God and too much of God in you, to be at peace with the world? What helped you to stop straddling the fence?
Chapter 30-31-Friday
Chapter 30
God, rich in mercy and grace, heard David’s cries for help and strengthened him.
God hears the cries of His people. Do you need more strength for today? Call out to God now. Write your prayer below.
Chapter 31
The account of Saul dying is sad, but sadder yet is the fact that Saul knew the previous day he would die and yet he did not repent or cry out to God.
Many tend to think that they will live as they want now and get right with God later in life. Later never comes. Is there something you need to make right with God? Don’t wait – do it now.
The Verses of the Day
Monday:
The Lord rewards every man for his righteousness and his faithfulness.
1 Samuel 26:23
Tuesday:
Then David said in his heart, “Now I shall perish.
1 Samuel 27:1
Wednesday:
When Saul inquired of the Lord, the Lord did not answer him.
1 Samuel 28:6
Thursday:
So David set out with his men early in the morning to return to the land of the Philistines.
1 Samuel 29:11
Friday:
David strengthened himself in the Lord his God.
1 Samuel 30:6
Thus Saul died.
1 Samuel 31:6
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I’ll see you back here on Wednesday for our weekly blog post.
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