The point of today’s lesson is this: God provides for our needs. He is faithful to supply what we lack, but we must respond with faith and obedience to receive His provision.

I have 3 points to make:

1. Cry Out to God – 2 Kings 4:1–2

When we’re in need, our first response should be to go to God honestly and expectantly.

2. Follow God’s Instructions – 2 Kings 4:3–4

God’s provision often comes through simple obedience, even when they don’t make sense.

3. Recognize God’s Provision – 2 Kings 4:5–7

When we trust and obey, God supplies abundantly—often more than we imagined.

While I unpack today’s scripture I ask that you consider this question: HOW CAN I SEEK GOD’S PROVISION IN MY TIME OF NEED? Today’s lesson comes from YOU Bible Study, Summer 2025

The point of today’s lesson is GOD INVITES US TO JOIN HIM IN HIS WORK. GOD’S HAND IN CALLING US TO SERVE means He personally chooses, equips, and guides us to accomplish His divine purposes. It is not about our abilities, but about His power working through our willingness to say yes.

I have 3 points to make:

• Relinquish All (1 Kings 19:19-21) – Leave behind anything that keeps you from fully following God.
• Request God’s Presence (2 Kings 2:7-11) – Boldly ask for His Spirit to lead and empower you.
• Readily Take Up the Mantle (2 Kings 2:12-15) – Accept the calling and move forward in faith.

While I unpack today’s scripture I ask that you consider this question: HOW SHOULD WE RESPOND WHEN GOD CALLS US TO AN ASSIGNMENT? Today’s lesson comes from YOU Bible Study, 2025

The point of this lesson is: Jesus’ unselfish love creates peace in my life—Because life is often confusing, I find peace in knowing that His life was a gift of love, and His purpose brings me clarity. Jesus didn’t just die—He chose the cross for me. He didn’t avoid pain—He walked through it so I wouldn’t be crushed by mine. His resurrection proves that pain doesn’t have the final word. Because He lives, you can keep going—there’s purpose beyond your pain, and peace is still possible.

I have 3 points to make:

• Discovering Life – Luke 24:1–7: The women at the tomb expected death, but instead discovered that Jesus was alive—revealing that real life begins with the resurrection.
• Mourning Life – Luke 24:17–21: The disciples were grieving and confused, showing how life without understanding Jesus’ purpose can feel hopeless and filled with unanswered questions.
• Living Life – Luke 24:22–26: Jesus explains that His suffering was necessary, reminding us that through faith in Him, we are called to live with clarity, courage, and peace.

While I unpack today’s scripture I ask that you consider this question: How does Jesus' death help me live? Today’s lesson comes from VT AdamsSpeaks.