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• NOVEMBER 25, 2018 •
• NOVEMBER 25, 2018 •
Living with a Fool
Living with a Fool
1 Samuel 25
1 Samuel 25
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Scott Boerckel, Senior Pastor
Scott Boerckel, Senior Pastor
1. Living for your own kingdom is superficial, self-centered, and stingy. (1 Samuel 25:1-11)
2. Instead of self-pity, paralysis, and complaining, take action. (1 Samuel 25:12-19)
1. Living for your own kingdom is superficial, self-centered, and stingy. (1 Samuel 25:1-11)
2. Instead of self-pity, paralysis, and complaining, take action. (1 Samuel 25:12-19)
3. Maturity is the ability to see evil in people close to you and still act with grace, tact, and sacrifice. (1 Samuel 25:20-35)
3. Maturity is the ability to see evil in people close to you and still act with grace, tact, and sacrifice. (1 Samuel 25:20-35)
4. Servanthood and kingdom building are mutually exclusive. (1 Samuel 25:36-44)
4. Servanthood and kingdom building are mutually exclusive. (1 Samuel 25:36-44)
Table Talk
Table Talk
1) Why is this chapter in the Bible?
1) Why is this chapter in the Bible?
2) How does Nabal reveal his foolishness? How is Nabal a harsh example of kingdom building for himself?
2) How does Nabal reveal his foolishness? How is Nabal a harsh example of kingdom building for himself?
3) How is David an example of kingdom building for himself? (vv. 9-13)
3) How is David an example of kingdom building for himself? (vv. 9-13)
4) What actions does Abigail take that are like Christ’s intercession for us? (vv. 23-31)
4) What actions does Abigail take that are like Christ’s intercession for us? (vv. 23-31)
5) How do verses 43-44 reveal that David is not the ultimate king?
5) How do verses 43-44 reveal that David is not the ultimate king?
6) What does this text say about harsh husbands and abused wives? What lessons can today’s men and women take away from a text like this about such matters?
6) What does this text say about harsh husbands and abused wives? What lessons can today’s men and women take away from a text like this about such matters?