Am I part of God's Kingdom?
The Kingdom of God is here and growing. Discover your place in God's eternal purposes.
15 Bible studies address this question
What the Bible Says
These Bible studies explore Scripture passages that speak to this question. Each study will give you insight and practical application.
David and Jonathan's Covenant
Jonathan tests his father's intentions toward David, confirms Saul's murderous rage, and tearfully parts with David after renewing their covenant of eternal friendship.
David Spares Saul Again
Betrayed again by the Ziphites, David infiltrates Saul's camp at night but refuses to kill him, taking only his spear and water jug. Saul again confesses his wrong but David departs to Philistia.
The Fall of Israel
Hoshea, Israel's last king, becomes Assyria's vassal but conspires with Egypt and stops paying tribute. Assyria besieges Samaria for three years and deports Israel. The chapter explains why: they fear...
The Fiery Furnace
Nebuchadnezzar builds a golden image and commands all to worship it. Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego refuse. Thrown into a furnace heated seven times hotter, they are joined by a fourth figure "like a...
Paul Appeals to Caesar
Festus inherits Paul's case and proposes returning him to Jerusalem. Paul exercises his right as a Roman citizen to appeal to Caesar, setting the stage for his journey to Rome.
The Death of Saul: A Kingdom Transferred
This chapter narrates Saul's final battle at Mount Gilboa, his death along with his sons, and the Chronicler's theological assessment of why his kingdom was taken and given to David.
David's Kingdom Established and Philistines Defeated
This chapter demonstrates God's blessing on David through international recognition from Hiram of Tyre, his growing family in Jerusalem, and decisive military victories over the Philistines through di...
David's Military Victories and Kingdom Administration
This chapter summarizes David's military conquests over the Philistines, Moabites, Syrians, and Edomites, establishing his empire and collecting wealth that would later build the temple, along with a ...
A Kingdom of Righteousness
Isaiah envisions a coming king who rules with justice. Under him, leaders will be shelters, not oppressors. The Spirit will be poured out, righteousness will dwell in the wilderness, and peace will be...
Greatness, Sin, and Forgiveness in the Kingdom
Jesus teaches that the greatest in the Kingdom are those who humble themselves like children. He warns severely against causing others to stumble, teaches about church discipline, and tells the Parabl...
In the Beginning
God creates the universe with order and purpose, revealing His sovereignty, wisdom, and goodness. Humanity is created in His image to steward the earth.
The Table of Nations
The descendants of Noah's three sons spread across the earth, forming the nations. This genealogy shows God's sovereignty over human history and the origin of diverse peoples.
The Rescue of Lot
When Lot is captured in a regional war, Abram rescues him with 318 trained men. Abram is blessed by Melchizedek and refuses spoils from the king of Sodom.
The Visit of the Magi and Flight to Egypt
Wise men from the East follow a star to worship the newborn King, prompting Herod's murderous jealousy. God protects Jesus through dreams, guiding Joseph to flee to Egypt and later settle in Nazareth.
John the Baptist Prepares the Way
John the Baptist emerges in the wilderness, calling Israel to repentance and baptizing those who confess their sins. Jesus comes to be baptized, and heaven opens with the Father's voice and the Spirit...
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