1 Chronicles
1 Chronicles 28-29 – Passing The Baton Of Blessing
In these two chapters we see King David’s last public address to the people of Israel and to his son Solomon specifically. David’s desire is to leave not just a healthy kingdom, but a spiritual legacy.
1 Chronicles 22-23 – Preparing For Production
In these chapters we look at how David did all he could to help and support the Temple project by getting things prepared for his son Solomon. Are we working in support of one another? Are you only involved if you get to carry out the work, or are you contributing in ways that simply ensure the work is carried out?
1 Chronicles 20-21 – Compromise And Calamity
David moves through battling enemies to battling himself as he decides to take a census of the people to bolster his confidence in his military might. The problem is he should have been confident in the Lord’s might, and he will pay the price for it. Nevertheless, we see how the Lord is directing through it all to accomplish His purposes.
1 Chronicles 17-19 – Blessings And Battles
We take a look at the Davidic Covenant in chapter 17. It’s a reminder of the many blessings God does in and through David’s life. We’re also reminded in the following chapters that we need to be prepared for the attacks of the enemy. We may be feeling blessed, but the enemy is looking to attack. Be on guard!
1 Chronicles 12-14 – Lessons Learned By David
In this study we take a look at some events preceding the reign of David and early events of his reign. In them we learn the importance of seeking and trusting God.
1 Chronicles 10-11 – Saul’s Downfall, David’s Triumph
We take a brief look at the end of Saul’s life, and the reason for his downfall, before moving on to the major subject of the book of 1 Chronicles – David. David and the rise of his kingdom is the main focus of this book. What made David so much more successful than Saul? We’ll see what God’s Word has to say about that in this study.
1 Chronicles 1-9 – Where Do I Belong
We begin our journey through 1+2 Chronicles by looking at the various genealogies of Israel and key figures within their history. It’s a fitting reminder for those returning out of Babylonian Captivity that God has not forgotten about them and still has a plan for them.