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DAVID IN TIMES OF AFFLICTION, March 7th , 2021 Comments Off on DAVID IN TIMES OF AFFLICTION, March 7th , 2021

DAVID IN TIMES OF AFFLICTION, March 7th , 2021

Posted by on Mar 6, 2021 in Sunday School

CENTRAL THOUGHTThose who live Godly in Jesus must suffer persecution. HYMN: WHEN WE WALK WITH THE LORD. TEXT: 1 Sam. 18:1-16, 19: 1-17. INTRODUCTION Despite the fact that David was anointed King in his youthful age, he behaved himself and did not allow pride of the position get into his head. He remained cool-headed and dedicated to his shepherd business from where he was called out for anointing. He gained his experience of self-defense and protection of his people during this process which he later used to defeat Goliath. After this victory, one expected that David would enjoy some peaceful rest in his father’s land especially from his brethren but contrary was the case. The devil in his usual manner devised other means to cause him problems using his own people. Their King, Saul, was the instrument the devil found useful. The victory became talk of the city and women formed music as a result. Thus, this situation of joy became a source of jealousy against his popularity by King Saul, who tried in vain severally to kill him. God intervened and kept him, though not without some pain afflicted on him by the devil through kill King Saul. In this lesson therefore, we shall be looking at how...

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THE MAN DAVID – HIS EARLY LIFE, February 28th , 2021 Comments Off on THE MAN DAVID – HIS EARLY LIFE, February 28th , 2021

THE MAN DAVID – HIS EARLY LIFE, February 28th , 2021

Posted by on Feb 27, 2021 in Sunday School

CENTRAL THOUGHTAnointing is an inward consecration for service. HYMN: ALL TO JESUS I SURRENDER. TEXT: 1 Sam. 16:11-23, 17:15-37 INTRODUCTION: David was the youngest son (8th) of Jesse, a Bethlehemite. He later became the second King of Israel. The name David means BELOVED. In his immediate family, David was assigned the job of attending to the flock of their father. He was a shepherd boy. But against human judgement, he was preferred by God above his brethren who were more physically well-built and more militant. His pastoral/shepherd life may have provided him the opportunity of meditation, contemplation and communion with God and endowed him with compassion for the less privileged. David certainly had his personal weakness and failures, but in the old testament, he left a footprint in relating with God and in relating with humans. He was anointed by prophet Samuel while King Saul was still in power. This anointing first of all brought troubles in full measure. But most importantly, it brought enough grace to overcome all the troubles, and unimaginable empowerment for the fulfillment of a divine destiny. In this study, we shall take a careful look at the early life of David, his anointing and the lessons we can learn from them. LESSON OBJECTIVESThe objectives...

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DECEITFULNESS OF THE HEART, February 21ST , 2021 Comments Off on DECEITFULNESS OF THE HEART, February 21ST , 2021

DECEITFULNESS OF THE HEART, February 21ST , 2021

Posted by on Feb 20, 2021 in Sunday School

CENTRAL THOUGHTOnly the pure in heart shall see God. HYMN: TAKE MY LIFE AND LET IT BE. TEXT: Jer. 7:9, Mark 7:21-23, Mic. 6:10-12 INTRODUCTION: Deceit is fraud, trick, falseness, or treachery. It is a vice which the Lord Jesus Christ said emanates from the heart of man (Mk. 7:21-23) and defiles him. Since the fall of man, the scriptures testify, the thoughts of the heart of man have been evil continually (Gen. 6:5, Ps. 116:11, Jere. 9:5, 17:9, Mic. 6:12, Rom. 3:13).People find themselves having to put their trust in unreliable politicians, scientists, clergies, employers, etc. Hopes are crushed when they discover that the same old lies have been told to them in new words. The wickedness of man has made man to deliberately deceive man; a man rises up and declares fallacies to people who are unsuspecting, deceives them and collects their money, their goods, or simply steals their admiration and time! He calls himself a herbalist, a palm-reader, a spiritualist or any other name. The rich deceive the poor toget richer, salaries are delayed while lies are told to the workers. Promises are made without any intention of fulfilling them. For this reason, the scriptures say” … Cursed be the man that trusted in man, and...

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PATIENCE AS A GODLY CHARACTER, February 14th , 2021 Comments Off on PATIENCE AS A GODLY CHARACTER, February 14th , 2021

PATIENCE AS A GODLY CHARACTER, February 14th , 2021

Posted by on Feb 13, 2021 in Sunday School

CENTRAL THOUGHT: Every believer should manifest patience. HYMN: HO, MY COMMARADES, SEE THE SIGNAL… TEXT: 2 Peter 1:5-8 INTRODUCTION: In the fast-growing world in which we live today, where everything is expected to happen in a hurry, the idea of waiting for something (not to talk of waiting without complaint) may seem alien to many. “The quicker, the better” seems to be the watchword of this generation, and whatever it takes to rapidly achieve the expected end appears acceptable, so long as the desired result is obtained. As Christian’s, however, we are encouraged not to be conformed to this world but to be transformed by the renewing of our minds, so as to prove that good acceptable and perfect will of God (Rom. 12:2). We are called to be “salt” and “light” to the world we live in. (Matt 5:13-14). Showing, in all things, the more excellent way. Patience, although cast aside as foolish by today’s world, is esteemed by God (Eccl. 7:8) and a genuinely patient attitude in a child of God should be seen as a sign of maturity and truly godly character. It ought, therefore, to be highly coveted and sought after by every sincere child of God. LESSON OBJECTIVESThe objectives of this study are:1.To define...

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AS IN THE DAYS OF NOAH, February 7th , 2021 Comments Off on AS IN THE DAYS OF NOAH, February 7th , 2021

AS IN THE DAYS OF NOAH, February 7th , 2021

Posted by on Feb 7, 2021 in Sunday School

CENTRAL THOUGHT: God is faithful to those who obey Him. HYMN: WHEN WE WALK WITH THE LORD. TEXT: Genesis 6:1-22 INTRODUCTION Before the flood in the days of Noah, “the wickedness of man was great in the earth, and that every imagination of the thoughts of his heart was only evil continually” (Gen. 6:5). In the midst of this wickedness, Noah found grace in the sight of the Lord and separated himself from the evil in the land. God’s response to the wickedness was to destroy the world with a flood. He warned Noah about this impending judgement upon the earth. Noah’s faith carried him to act on God’s warning that a flood would cover the world. While Noah believed God and constructed the ark, the rest of the people, by contrast, ignored Noah’s message of coming judgement. His obedience was an indictment on those who persisted in their disobedience. The situation is not different today, as evil abounds in the hearts of men, with many not believing the gospel and scoffers mocking at the truth of an impending judgement. In this study, we shall be examining the life and times of this man, whose family was the only one saved in an entire generation. LESSON OBJECTIVESThe objectives of...

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