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King Ahab accuses the prophet Elijah of being a troubler of Israel, even though it is his own idolatrous leadership that is causing the trouble. But aren’t we all called to be troublemakers? God’s Way of Leading We are continuing … Continue reading
King Solomon’s son Rehoboam rejected a plea for mercy and caused the kingdom to fracture. It was an echo of history—a history worse than the first. Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it. George Santayana History … Continue reading
What is God’s intention for leadership? With the example of King David, it’s clear: a leader should be a caring shepherd for others. From Ruth to David Last week, we heard the heroic story of Ruth and Naomi, two women … Continue reading
Bible Readings: 1 Kings 18:[17-19] 20-39 Free Resource: Building Elijah’s Altar (Kids- PK-2nd) Unit Theme (October 20—November 3): God’s Way of Leading The Point: A good leader leads us back to God. Leaders: Good & Bad For the last few … Continue reading
Bible Readings: 1 Kings 12:1-17, 25-29 Free Resource: Generation Celebration (Cross+Gen Education) Unit Theme (October 20—November 3): God’s Way of Leading The Point: We lead best when we listen to and serve others. Those who cannot remember the past are … Continue reading
Bible Readings: 2 Samuel 5:1-5; 6:1-5; Psalm 150 Free Resource: David Becomes King (Cross+Gen Worship) Unit Theme (October 20—November 3): God’s Way of Leading The Point: A good leader serves God and the people. King Envy Our story last week, … Continue reading