Archive for the ‘Old Testament Characters’ Category

The Names Of God

Sunday, August 1st, 2010

No matter how hard people try, they cannot totally clear their minds of thoughts about God. Despite the efforts of scientists, educators, authors and governments, most people DO recognize an all-powerful and all-knowing Creator. The Christian emphatically affirms God’s eternal existence. We stand behind the Biblical record that He is “the living & true God” (1 Thess 1:9), and it is our great privilege to know Him not only through His creation, but also through divine revelation. One way for us to know God is by examining His names; the names He used to describe Himself. God revealed Himself by many names in the Scripture, and each name tells us something more about His nature.

#1 Elohim click here  PPT click here

#2 El Roi click here  PPT click here

#3 El Elyon click here  PPT click here

#4 El Shaddai click here  PPT click here

Manasseh King of Judah

Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010

One of the great tragedies of the Old Testament is that of King Manasseh. His life certainly proves that sin pays no dividend beyond the actual immediate pleasure of it (Eph 5:5-6; Gal 6:7-8).

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God Taught Israel At Jericho

Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010

The Israelites would have many lessons to learn and relearn through the centuries, from the Lord their God, but if they had simply learned and passed on to their children the lessons learned at Jericho then they could have avoided many of the problems they would face later.

What did God teach Israel at Jericho? They are lessons appropriate for Christians and the church today.

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When Sodom Lived In Lot’s Family

Monday, February 15th, 2010

There is a fierce ongoing battle being waged between good and evil, righteousness and wickedness. That battle was lost in Sodom and Gomorrah in Lot’s day (Gen 19). What is even sadder was that the battle was lost in Lot’s family. Let us consider the consequences of that tragic state “When Sodom Lived in Lot’s Family”.

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Saul’s Substitutes (1 Samuel 15)

Monday, December 21st, 2009

If any man had reasons to be a success it was King Saul; he had many apparent advantages, and yet his life was an utter failure (1 Sam 28, 31). How do we explain this? Saul failed because he lived on substitutes; there are five substitutes that ruined his life.

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Leadership Qualities Of God’s Leaders

Monday, November 16th, 2009

Leadership is important in every aspect of life: government, home, and the church. But not just anyone can be an effective leader - especially in the church. Leadership success in the secular realm does not assure equal success in the spiritual realm. The Word of God tells of men who were effective leaders, and from them we see the qualities required of every spiritual leader.

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Ahab’s Wrong Hand Of Fellowship

Tuesday, September 15th, 2009

As this lesson from an Old Testament character will illustrate, God is very serious about the matter of fellowship; He expects His children to understand its boundaries.

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Is Life Supposed To Be Fair?

Saturday, September 12th, 2009

Perhaps you have wondered if life has been fair to you. God never suggested that life is supposed to be fair, and yet that’s what we expect out of life. This study will help us move from desiring fairness out of life to wanting greater faith and trust in the Lord.

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Imitating A Good Influence

Saturday, September 12th, 2009

The word “influence” has to do with the power of persons or things to affect (shape or change) others. This lesson is about the power of imitating a good influence, and how greatly it affects our spiritual condition.

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“In The End”

Monday, August 31st, 2009

The great thing about the book of Proverbs is that it points out the consequences of our actions. Solomon used the phrase “in the end” to refer to such matters.

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