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Session 6 Video

In this session we learn four things about God and four things about sin.

Session 6

Israel Asks for a King (1 Samuel 8)

Free video resources for you and your church. Designed for use in these environments: Adult Studies, Student Ministry, Leadership Training, Personal Growth.


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https://content.lessons.church/files/study/gMDTe5fJdQL/oI0bBoVg0M7/1 Samuel (Michael DeFazio) 2020.pdf?dt=1661521083821

Michael DeFazio (New Testament & Hermeneutics Professor at Ozark Christian College) will walk you through the book of 1 Samuel. See God’s people transition between the time of the judges and the time of the kings. Remember God's call to obey and his ability to bring good from pain.

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**Hearing the Story**

**What we learn about God**

- God plans good things for those who ______________ and ______________.

- God does not run the world the way _________ would if we were God.

- God tests us to strengthen us but accommodates our ___________________.

- God gives us fair ___________________ but lets us go our way.

**What we learn about Sin**

- Sin is driven by the fear that God cannot be trusted to ensure our _________________.

- Sin is fed by _________________ of missing out.

- Sin seeks to grasp right ___________ what God intends to give in his own time and way.

- Sin is deepened by our tendency to trust our __________ more than God’s __________.

**Will we let God...**

**Questions for Reflection and Discussion:**

- With what parts of the Bible have you the kind of experience described in the video? How do those experiences impact you today?

- If you were one of the Israelites, would you have agreed with the decision to ask for aking? Why or why not?

- How many times have you made a foolish choice even after it was made clear to you that the choice was foolish?

- What foolish choices are you making or still considering? Why?

- How much does the perceived wellbeing of others tempt you to seek what they have?

- Which of these aspects of sin is most relevant to your faith walk right now? What will you do not to fall?

Session 6: Israel Asks for a King (1 Samuel 8)

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