Tag Archives: Sunday School lessons

Yahweh roars! Listen to Him!

Posted on September 3, 2022 by PastorDave

Amos | Lesson 1 | Lesson Notes/Talking Points NOTE: The Lesson Notes document is in PDF form at the end of this post. I also copied the text from those Lesson Notes into this WordPress post, but WordPress doesn’t always … Continue reading →

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The Fall of the Southern Kingdom Judah (aka ‘Treacherous Sister’ / Jeremiah 3.6-11)

Posted on August 27, 2022 by PastorDave

1&2 Kings | Lesson 11 | Lesson Notes/Talking Points Read 2 Kings 25.1-21 I / INTRODUCTION I don’t know any better way to begin this lesson than by quoting the aphorism we’ve all heard many times: ‘Those who do not … Continue reading →

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The Fall of the Northern Kingdom Israel: when, how, & why

Posted on August 20, 2022 by PastorDave

Read 2 Kings 17.1-41 | Lesson 10 | Lesson Notes/Talking Points I / INTRODUCTION We are all surrounded in our daily lives by all kinds of warning alerts and alarms: tornado warning sirens, smoke and CO2 alarms, screeching alerts on … Continue reading →

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The Day the ‘Music’ Almost Died

Posted on August 13, 2022 by PastorDave

King Joash of Judah: The Day the ‘Music’ Almost Died 2 Kings 11.1-21 | Lesson 9 | Lesson Notes/Talking Points Read 2 Kings 11.1-21 & 2 Chronicles 21-24 I / INTRODUCTION Yes, I’m alluding here to Don McLean’s song “The … Continue reading →

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Elisha: “This Day is a Day of Good News!”

Posted on August 6, 2022 by PastorDave

Read 2 Kings 7.1-20 | Lesson 8 | Lesson Notes/Talking Points I / MAKING THE CONNECTION “This day is a day of good news!” [verse 9] is what the four lepers said to one another upon discovering these large stashes … Continue reading →

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Elisha: The cleansing of Naaman the Syrian

Posted on July 30, 2022 by PastorDave

Read 2 Kings 5.1-14 | Lesson 7 | Lesson Notes/Talking Points I / MAKING THE CONNECTION Here is what has happened in Israel since our last lessons from the ministry of Elijah Elijah has anointed Elisha to be his successor … Continue reading →

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Solomon: Wisdom Requested and Granted

Posted on July 29, 2022 by PastorDave

Sunday School Lesson Notes/Talking Points | Lesson 1 Read 1 Kings 3.1-15 I / INTRODUCTION TO 1 KINGS We will begin a survey and study of 1 & 2 Kings. First, a brief introduction to these historical books… What will … Continue reading →

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Solomon: Downgrade, Downslide, Downfall

Posted on July 29, 2022 by PastorDave

Sunday School Lesson Notes/Talking Points | Lesson 2 1 Kings 11.1-13 Read 1 Kings 11.1-13 MAKING THE CONNECTION Solomon succeeded his father, David, and reigned over the united kingdom of Israel for 40 years / ch 11.42 His story is … Continue reading →

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King Rehoboam of Judah: The Kingdom is Divided

Posted on July 29, 2022 by PastorDave

1 Kings 12.1-24 | | Lesson 3 | Sunday School Lesson Notes/Talking Points Read 1 Kings 11.9 – 12.24 I / MAKING THE CONNECTION The purpose of the books of 1-2 Samuel and 1-2 Kings tell the whole story of … Continue reading →

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King Asa of Judah: “Because you relied on the LORD…” / 2 Chronicles 16.8

Posted on July 25, 2022 by PastorDave

1 Kings 15.9-24 | Sunday School Lesson Notes/talking Points | Lesson 4 Read 1 Kings 15.9-24 & 2 Chronicles 14-16 I / MAKING THE CONNECTION After the united kingdom of Israel was divided, from now on, the stories of the … Continue reading →

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