Experience God
WISDOM
1 KINGS 1 (King for a Day)
God alone establishes who His authority is on earth. Man can either rebel and sin or accept His will and receive grace.
1 KINGS 2 (For Every Action There is a Consequence)
All sin can be forgiven by a loving God, but each sin will have consequences because He is a just God, too.
Sample: WEEK 2- FOR EVERY ACTION THERE IS A CONSEQUENCE
1 KINGS 3-4 (Wisdom is a Heart Issue)
Wisdom is more than the ability to make wise choices. Wisdom is a matter of the heart and to whom the heart belongs.
1 KINGS 5-7 (It’s Your Calling)
God’s people are called to worship the living God by building “a house for the name of the LORD.”
1 KINGS 8 (Pathway to Revival)
True spiritual revival comes from confessing sin and worshiping the one true God.
1 KINGS 9-10 (Success in God’s Eyes)
Success in God’s eyes is not prosperity but a life committed to obeying Him.
1 KINGS 11 (Disobedience Leads to Ruined Lives)
God clearly defines what obedience should look like and when we choose to disobey, there is a break in our relationship with Him that impacts every aspect of our lives.
1 KINGS 12-13 (God’s Plan or Your Plan?)
The counsel of men is never a substitute for the power of God’s word.
1 KINGS 14-15 (Sins of the Father)
The legacy we receive and the one that we’ll create can either lead people away from the Lord or move them to submit to God’s power.
1 KINGS 16-17 (God Uses His Power to Meet Our Every Need)
Despite the chaos we face, God uses His power to meet our needs for our good and His glory.
1 KINGS 18 (Time to Choose)
It is time to choose whose power you will serve.
Sample: WEEK 11 – TIME TO CHOOSE
1 KINGS 19 (When Dreams Die)
God uses times of testing to teach us more about His sovereignty and power.
1 KINGS 20-22 (A Tyrant’s Judgment and God’s Mercy)
God punishes persistent disobedience, but displays His love and power by showing mercy to those who seek Him.
2 KINGS 1-2 (Passing the Torch)
God is all-powerful and faithful to His servants, both now and later.
2 KINGS 3-4 (God’s Faithful Provision)
God is sovereign and will provide for those who seek Him even when they’re surrounded by the faithless.
2 KINGS 5-6:7 (Faltering Faith and Faithless Fraud)
Our sovereign God pardons those who seek Him with even a little faith, but punishes those who pursue their own gain.
2 KINGS 6:8-7 (God’s Powerful Provision)
God demonstrates His sovereign power through His faithful provision, but the faithless are excluded from His blessings.
2 KINGS 8 (God’s Sovereign Hand in Justice and Judgment)
God demonstrates His sovereignty in restoring the righteous and judging the wicked.
2 KINGS 9-10 (Jehu and Spring Cleaning)
God demonstrates His sovereignty in restoring the righteous and judging the wicked.
2 KINGS 11:12 (An Intervention Saves the Day)
Spiritual recovery demands the recognition of God as our true king and the restoration of proper worship of God.
Sample: WEEK 20 – AN INTERVENTION SAVES THE DAY
2 KINGS 13-14 (Consequences and Compassion)
Disobedience brings about a sovereign God’s judgment, yet the Lord will not forsake His people.
2 KINGS 15-16 (Learn from Others)
God will use bad examples of others to encourage us toward our best.
2 KINGS 17 (Time’s Up)
God’s command to repent should lead to immediate obedience. If you hear His voice, do not harden your heart.
2 KINGS 18-19 (God’s Strength or Your Strength)
Our true strength and deliverance does not lie in our might, means, power or ingenuity, but in the Spirit and power of the Lord.
2 KINGS 20-21 (Thoughts Lead to Actions)
What we think about God determines if we live out a life that glorifies the Lord or a life that leads to self-destruction.
2 KINGS 22-24 (Faithful Renewal)
The right response to God’s faithful Word is a humble heart and repentant renewal.
2 KINGS 25 – (It’s Over)
God is faithful to His Word even when we are not.
If you are interested in the entire “Book of Kings” Curriculum, please contact wmalugani@prestonwood.org for more details.