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Summer Bible Study: WordGo’s Study of Wisdom: Week 1, Day 6: 1 Kings 3:9

PASSAGE IN 1 KINGS 3

“So give your servant a discerning heart to govern your people and to distinguish between right and wrong. For who is able to govern this great people of yours?”

1 Kings 3:9

REFLECTION QUESTIONS FOR 1 KINGS 3:9

15) You have to be willing to learn and apply truths in your life if you are to grow wise. Sadly, many do not do this.

16) It has made me think about my choices and their effects on others. I’m trying to put my faith in God’s will for my life at this very moment.

CONCLUSIONS TO WEEK 1 AND WORDGO’S STUDY OF 1 KINGS 3

I love studying wisdom. I think most of us need a bit more wisdom in our lives, choices, and decisions.

Pray for wisdom on a continual basis, and see what God will do in your life because of it.

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Summer Bible Study: WordGo’s Study of Wisdom: Week 1, Day 5: 1 Kings 3:28 with 4:29-34

Summary of 1 Kings 3:28

All knew God had given wisdom to Solomon with this verdict.

Summary of 1 Kings 4:29-34

God gave Solomon wisdom greater than everyone, and his fame spread. He spoke 3,000 proverbs and wrote 1,005 songs. He spoke about the plants and animals. All nations came to Solomon to hear his wisdom.

Questions for 1 Kings 3:28 with 4:29-34

12) All nations came to hear his wisdom no matter their religion. This shows just how big of an influence he had on the world.

13) The world applauds fame, fortune, sports heros, and celebrities. They don’t applaud wise rulers full of the Lord. This is due to the fact the world has fallen away from God and due to modern technology and the 24-hour news reel.

14) To thank God continually for the knowledge He has given me (unsure if you’d call it wisdom. I don’t feel wise).

Conclusions to Wordgo Study of Wisdom 1 Kings 3:28 with 4:29-34

God calls us to where we need to be to glorify Him. You may not be feeling this way at all and may be disliking where you are at in this moment. Remember to pray, and wait on the Lord. He is faithful, and He does put you where you belong.

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Summer Bible Study: WordGo’s Study of Wisdom: Week 1, Day 3: 1 Kings 3:10-15

Summary of 1 Kings 3:10-15

God grants this unselfish request, saying there will never be anyone as wise. God gives Solomon what he did not ask for, too, which is wealth and honor. God will give him a long life if he follows Him. Solomon returned to Jerusalem and offered sacrifices.

Questions for 1 Kings 3:10-15

6) God is good, charitable, wants the best for us, generous, and kind.

7) Solomon was still human, and just because you are wise does not mean you are impervious to personal sin. Our true problem is obeying God’s commands in our personal lives and leaning on the God in order to do so.

8 ) A nice life. A great husband and family. Dear Lord, thank you for the life you have given me and the wonderful husband, children, and pets. We have a roof over our heads, food on the table, and extras. You are our ultimate Provider. Give me the faith to lean on you to get me to your next thing in my life. In Jesus’s name, Amen.

Conclusions to Wordgo Study of Wisdom 1 Kings 3:10-15

God is gracious and gives out of abundance when none of us deserve it. Ask, and you will receive. Follow Him in all things.

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Can You Do BSF Online?

Can you do BSF online?

Yes! Thanks mainly to COVID-19, you can now do Bible Study Fellowship (BSF) online. Leaders are trained just like for regular BSF classes by attending a Leaders meeting. A list of online groups is available online, and you can join the one that most conveniently suits your schedule. There are now over 1,000 discussion groups held solely online. God is good!

You can join an online class HERE

It is simple. You find a group, create an account, and begin! You can even invite your friends.

Begin today!

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Where is Bible Study Fellowship?

Where is Bible Study Fellowship?

Bible Study Fellowship, or BSF, is a bible study that is now global. It serves 400,000 class members on 6 continents in more than 120 nations.

The in-person classes are hosted by area churches that donate their space for BSF. BSF usually donates money back to the church to help pay for expenses, such as electricity and heat, while they are there.

There are many online class groups, too, that meet via Zoom.

Truly, you can be anywhere in the world and find a BSF class near you!

Sign up for this free Bible study today!

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Announcing Summer Bible Study for June: Wisdom

Hey all!

I will be doing the WordGo summer Bible study entitled “Wisdom.” This will begin June 13th, and this Bible study will run for three weeks.

You are more than welcome to follow along with me and leave comments! I’ll be posting my answers here.

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Have a great week!

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My Proposal for an Online BSF Study

Hey all!

I came across this blog post of mine from 2011 where I proposed an online BSF study.

I’m so happy that this finally came to fruition with the pandemic. I just thought this was REALLY cool since my proposal is very similar to what BSF came up with.

Happy Throwback Sunday!

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BSF Matthew Lesson 30 Additional Bible Resources: Book of Matthew

Hey all!

Thought I’d just offer up some book of Matthew commentaries for you!

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Summary Videos of Book of Matthew

Overview: New Testament

 

Overview: Matthew 1:13

Overview: Matthew 14-28

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BSF Study Questions Matthew Lesson 30: Book of Matthew

BSF Study Questions Matthew Lesson 30: Book of Matthew

Day 2

2a) How incredibly blessed we all are by God’s grace and Jesus’s sacrifice for our undeserving souls. It gives me a deeper appreciation for what Jesus did for me on the cross and hopefully I can convey that better both with my actions and with others.

b) Jesus’s grace, his inclusion of all people, including women, his compassion on all people no matter who they were, his desire to always do God’s will no matter where he went.

Day 3

3) There are so many it’s hard to choose. Right now in these uncertain times, we can have faith that God is in control. As the economy changes every day, we can have faith that God will provide. As events happen that we don’t understand, we can have faith that God has a purpose. Jesus prayed in the Garden for strength; so should we during these times. Perseverence, strength, and will to keep moving forward, one day at a time.

Day 4

4) I did not have children in the program

5) The chance to pray for one another.

Day 5

6) Good question. I am unsure. Immediately, it’s to be strong in faith for my family and to remind them of all that Jesus teaches.

Day 6

7a) It’s given me such a deeper understanding of God’s grace and my undeserving nature of Jesus’s sacrifice.

b) I know that God’s plans are not my plans, so I pray for His will to be done. I know that I am here for a reason, so I try to remember that each and every day.

8a) Grace

b) Dear Lord. I thank you for the blessings you have given me, for the life I lead, for my incredible family and their health and happiness, and for your will to be done in my life. I take each day as a blessing and try to do your work. I pray others see you through me, and I pray you continue to guide me in this life. In Jesus’s name, Amen.

 

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