Session 30 explores how David strengthened himself to be successful in the many challenges he faced. In the midst of that, Saul continued on the road down and consulted a medium rather than God on the eve of battle. He and three of his sons died the following day. A two-year civil war erupted between David and Saul’s remaining son, Ish-bosheth. When Ish-bosheth was murdered, David became the undisputed king of Israel. Verses: Acts 2:22-31; Heb. 12:2-3; 1 Sam. 28:1-19; 30:1-6; 31:1-13; 1 Chron. 10:13; 2 Sam. 2:1-4, 8-10; 3:1 Teacher: John Schoenheit
Continuing in the Book of Esther, Haman, second in command of the kingdom, persuaded the king to decree that all Jews should be destroyed,...
Session 39 transitions from the historical records to the prophetic books of the Old Testament. Although not appearing chronologically in the Bible, these books...
Session 7 follows the life of Abram (later renamed Abraham) travelling from Ur to the land that God promised to give to him and...
