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November 22, 2024
Title: The “Wise” Woman
Topic: Lesser-Known Women of the Bible
Discussed by Mark Lanier
with Biblical Literacy (www.Biblical-Literacy.com)
Day 5
Mark Lanier
continues in the lesson series “Lesser-Known Women of the Bible” with a
look at the “wise woman” who interceded in the battle between King
David and Sheba, basically saving the land for the people.
To view Mark Lanier’s video for this lesson, click
here.
If you have questions about a sermon, please contact Champion Forest at questions@cfbc.org
QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:
Who was the “wise woman”? What does “wise” mean in the Bible? (Exodus 28:3; Genesis 41:33; 1 Kings 3:12; 1 Kings 3:9; 2 Samuel 13:3; Job 5:13; Proverbs 10:1; Proverbs 12:15; Proverbs 16:21)
Please Note: Some of this information may be hard for children to understand. You may want to listen with your earbuds in.
Why was she telling Sheba to LISTEN? Why did she need to urgently talk to Joab? How did she know it was Joab? Why did she call herself a “servant”? What did she tell Joab? What was Joab’s response? How did she respond to Joab’s honesty? What happened to Sheba as result?
POINTS FOR HOME:
More Scriptures for the word “wise”: Proverbs 10:8; Proverbs 12:18; Proverbs 14:16; Proverbs 17:28.
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November 21, 2024
Title: The “Wise” Woman
Topic: Lesser-Known Women of the Bible
Discussed by Mark Lanier
with Biblical Literacy (www.Biblical-Literacy.com)
Day 4
Mark Lanier
continues in the lesson series “Lesser-Known Women of the Bible” with a
look at the “wise woman” who interceded in the battle between King
David and Sheba, basically saving the land for the people.
To view Mark Lanier’s video for this lesson, click
here.
If you have questions about a sermon, please contact Champion Forest at questions@cfbc.org
QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:
Yesterday, Mark began to explain who the “wise woman” was and how she interceded in the battle between King David and Sheba, a “worthless man”, as found in 1 Samuel 19 and 20. Today, he completes his discussion. (Judges 20:13; 1 Samuel 2:12; 1 Samuel 25:25; 2 Samuel 23:6)
Please Note: Some of this information may be hard for children to understand. You may want to listen you’re your earbuds in.
MMark then gives a great explanation of why the woman was called “wise”. (Exodus 28:3; Genesis 41:33; 1 Kings 3:12; 1 Kings 3:9; 2 Samuel 13:3; Job 5:13; Proverbs 10:1; Proverbs 12:15; Proverbs 16:21)
For more information about Mark Lanier’s Biblical Literacy class, click
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November 20, 2024
Title: The “Wise” Woman
Topic: Lesser-Known Women of the Bible
Discussed by Mark Lanier
with Biblical Literacy (www.Biblical-Literacy.com)
Day 3
Mark Lanier
continues in the lesson series “Lesser-Known Women of the Bible” with a
look at the “wise woman” who interceded in the battle between King
David and Sheba, basically saving the land for the people.
To view Mark Lanier’s video for this lesson, click
here.
If you have questions about a sermon, please contact Champion Forest at questions@cfbc.org
QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:
On Monday and Tuesday, Mark discussed some of the background of King David, including the lands he conquered and why some of his men abandoned him. Today, he continues with this information from 2 Samuel 19 and 20.
How did a “wise woman” intercede in the battle between King David and Sheba?
Who was Sheba? What did his name mean? (Judges 20:13; 1 Samuel 2:12) Please Note: Some of this information may be hard for children to understand. You may want to listen with your earbuds in.
For more information about Mark Lanier’s Biblical Literacy class, click
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November 19, 2024
Title: The “Wise” Woman
Topic: Lesser-Known Women of the Bible
Discussed by Mark Lanier
with Biblical Literacy (www.Biblical-Literacy.com)
Day 2
Mark Lanier
continues in the lesson series “Lesser-Known Women of the Bible” with a
look at the “wise woman” who interceded in the battle between King
David and Sheba, basically saving the land for the people.
To view Mark Lanier’s video for this lesson, click
here.
If you have questions about a sermon, please contact Champion Forest at questions@cfbc.org
QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:
Why is it important to understand the physical and theological geography of the land in the Old Testament?
Mark continues to explain using the Twelve Tribes of Israel. Please Note: Some of this information may be hard for children to understand. You may want to listen with your earbuds in.
On Monday, Mark discussed some of the background of King David. He gives a little more of his background today and tomorrow, including the lands he conquered and why some of his men abandoned him. (1 Samuel 19 and 20)
For more information about Mark Lanier’s Biblical Literacy class, click
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November 18, 2024
Title: The “Wise” Woman
Topic: Lesser-Known Women of the Bible
Discussed by Mark Lanier
with Biblical Literacy (www.Biblical-Literacy.com)
Day 1
Mark Lanier
continues in the lesson series “Lesser-Known Women of the Bible” with a
look at the “wise woman” who interceded in the battle between King
David and Sheba, basically saving the land for the people.
To view Mark Lanier’s video for this lesson, click
here.
If you have questions about a sermon, please contact Champion Forest at questions@cfbc.org
QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:
What do Disney princesses have to do with lesser-known women of the Bible?
Listen as Mark explains and discusses the background of King David, which sets the stage for the introduction of our lesser-known woman of the Bible for this week. Please Note: Some of this information may be hard for children to understand. You may want to listen with your earbuds in.
Why is it important to understand the physical and theological geography of the land in the Old Testament?
Mark explains using the Twelve Tribes of Israel. (He will continue his explanation in tomorrow’s segment.)
For more information about Mark Lanier’s Biblical Literacy class, click
here.
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November 15, 2024
Title: Lydia
Topic: Lesser-Known Women of the Bible
Discussed by D Fleming
with Lanier Theological Library (www.LanierTheologicalLibrary.org)
Day 5
Former CFBC Pastor David Fleming continues in the lesson series “Lesser-Known Women of the Bible” with a look at the background and conversion of Lydia
from Acts 16.
To view David Fleming’s video for this lesson, click
here.
If you have questions about a sermon, please contact Champion Forest at questions@cfbc.org
QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:
Where was Lydia baptized? Click the above link and fast-forward to the one-hour mark to view the picture and amazing quote Pastor David shares.
Why did Paul write a letter to Philippians? Was Lydia one of the people he had in mind? (Philippians 1:36)
POINTS FOR HOME:
Lydia’s story should challenge us all.
Lydia’s story should inspire us all.
Lydia’s story should encourage us all.
For more information about Mark Lanier’s Biblical Literacy class, click
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November 14, 2024
Title: Lydia
Topic: Lesser-Known Women of the Bible
Discussed by D Fleming
with Lanier Theological Library (www.LanierTheologicalLibrary.org)
Day 4
Former CFBC Pastor David Fleming continues in the lesson series “Lesser-Known Women of the Bible” with a look at the background and conversion of Lydia
from Acts 16.
To view David Fleming’s video for this lesson, click
here.
If you have questions about a sermon, please contact Champion Forest at questions@cfbc.org
QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:
Pastor David reminds us that even if you were the only person who needed saving, God STILL would have sent His son, Jesus, to die for you! Amen!
After Paul was released from prison, where did he go? Who did he leave behind to teach others about Christ? How did Lydia’s testimony affect others?
Who has been saved because YOU shared the love and truth of the Gospel with others? You may never know!
For more information about Mark Lanier’s Biblical Literacy class, click
here.
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November 13, 2024
Title: Lydia
Topic: Lesser-Known Women of the Bible
Discussed by D Fleming
with Lanier Theological Library (www.LanierTheologicalLibrary.org)
Day 3
Former CFBC Pastor
David Fleming continues in the lesson series “Lesser-Known Women of the Bible” with a look at the background and conversion of Lydia
from Acts 16.
To view David Fleming’s video for this lesson, click
here.
If you have questions about a sermon, please contact Champion Forest at questions@cfbc.org
QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:
Why was Paul in Macedonia? Was he hoping to preach to men? What happened when he met Lydia?
Is this how Lydia heard about Jesus? Pastor David continues to read from Acts 16, informing us that Lydia is the first recorded convert to Christianity in Europe!
Scripture References: Philippians 1:6; Romans 10:13; Acts 4:12
For more information about Mark Lanier’s Biblical Literacy class, click
here.
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November 12, 2024
Title: Lydia
Topic: Lesser-Known Women of the Bible
Discussed by D Fleming
with Lanier Theological Library (www.LanierTheologicalLibrary.org)
Day 2
Former CFBC Pastor
David Fleming continues in the lesson series “Lesser-Known Women of the Bible” with a look at the background and conversion of Lydia
from Acts 16.
To view David Fleming’s video for this lesson, click
here.
If you have questions about a sermon, please contact Champion Forest at questions@cfbc.org
QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:
Pastor David continues to give the background of Lydia’s life. Where was she from? What does her name mean? (This is super interesting!) What did she sell? (This is also super interesting!) Was she successful? Was she married? Did she worship God? How did she learn about God in the first place if she wasn’t Jewish?
Pastor David reminds us that someone told us about God and we owe that person a debt of gratitude!
For more information about Mark Lanier’s Biblical Literacy class, click
here.
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November 11, 2024
Title: Lydia
Topic: Lesser-Known Women of the Bible
Discussed by D Fleming
with Lanier Theological Library (www.LanierTheologicalLibrary.org)
Day 1
Former CFBC Pastor
David Fleming continues in the lesson series “Lesser Known Women and
Aspects of the Bible” with a look at the background and conversion of Lydia
from Acts 16.
To view David Fleming’s video for this lesson, click
here.
If you have questions about a sermon, please contact Champion Forest at questions@cfbc.org
QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:
Who was Lydia? Where did she live? When and where did she meet Paul? What was she doing there? Why did Paul call for a woman in the town? Was this extremely odd at the time?
Pastor David discusses some of Lydia’s background and who she was. He also reminds us that Jesus admired women and encouraged them to find a place in the world.
For more information about Mark Lanier’s Biblical Literacy class, click
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November 8, 2024
Title: Judges 19-21
Topic: Lesser-Known Women of the Bible
Discussed by Mark Lanier
with Biblical Literacy (www.Biblical-Literacy.com)
Day 5
Back in September,
former CFBC Pastor David Fleming taught a few lessons on Lesser Known Women
and Aspects of the Bible, studying Achsah, the daughter of Caleb, and
Joanna, who is a great role model for women even today.
This week, Mark Lanier continues this series, discussing several stories from Judges 19-21.
DISCLAIMER: Mark considers this story the second most horrendous one in Scripture, second only to the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. Please use caution when listening around young children or if you are a rape survivor. But remember: God always wins in the end, so hold out until Friday for the Good News!
To view Mark Lanier’s video for this lesson, click
here.
If you have questions about a sermon, please contact Champion Forest at questions@cfbc.org
QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:
How does the story of Ruth connect to Judges? How are the women treated differently in the stories? Who were the men of God who were birthed from the horrid concubine?
POINTS FOR HOME:
Is God your King? (Ruth 1:2)
How do you decide what is right? (Judges 21:25)
Hate sin!! (Judges 21:15)
How are you treating those on the edge? (Judges vs Ruth)
For more information about Mark Lanier’s Biblical Literacy class, click
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November 7, 2024
Title: Judges 19-21
Topic: Lesser-Known Women of the Bible
Discussed by Mark Lanier
with Biblical Literacy (www.Biblical-Literacy.com)
Day 4
Back in September,
former CFBC Pastor David Fleming taught a few lessons on Lesser Known Women
and Aspects of the Bible, studying Achsah, the daughter of Caleb, and
Joanna, who is a great role model for women even today.
This week, Mark Lanier continues this series, discussing several stories from Judges 19-21.
DISCLAIMER: Mark considers this story the second most horrendous one in Scripture, second only to the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. Please use caution when listening around young children or if you are a rape survivor. But remember: God always wins in the end, so hold out until Friday for the Good News!
To view Mark Lanier’s video for this lesson, click
here.
If you have questions about a sermon, please contact Champion Forest at questions@cfbc.org
QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:
Mark continues to read from Judges 20 and 21, explaining what was happening in the story as he reads.
What is significant about the final verse in Judges? “In those days there was no king in Israel. Everyone did what was right in his own eyes.”
Mark gives a little Hebrew lesson to explain, reminding us that God was meant to be the King, but the people rejected Him!
For more information about Mark Lanier’s Biblical Literacy class, click
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November 6, 2024
Title: Judges 19-21
Topic: Lesser-Known Women of the Bible
Discussed by Mark Lanier
with Biblical Literacy (www.Biblical-Literacy.com)
Day 3
Back in September,
former CFBC Pastor David Fleming taught a few lessons on Lesser Known Women
and Aspects of the Bible, studying Achsah, the daughter of Caleb, and
Joanna, who is a great role model for women even today.
This week, Mark Lanier continues this series, discussing several stories from Judges 19-21.
DISCLAIMER: Mark considers this story the second most horrendous one in Scripture, second only to the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. Please use caution when listening around young children or if you are a rape survivor. But remember: God always wins in the end, so hold out until Friday for the Good News!
To view Mark Lanier’s video for this lesson, click
here.
If you have questions about a sermon, please contact Champion Forest at questions@cfbc.org
QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:
Mark continues to read from Judges 19 and 20, explaining what was happening in the story as he reads.
NOTE: This is very graphic! And it doesn’t really get much better, but this story is VERY important to know and understand because, as always, God is victorious in the end!
For more information about Mark Lanier’s Biblical Literacy class, click
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November 5, 2024
Title: Judges 19-21
Topic: Lesser-Known Women of the Bible
Discussed by Mark Lanier
with Biblical Literacy (www.Biblical-Literacy.com)
Day 2
Back in September,
former CFBC Pastor David Fleming taught a few lessons on Lesser Known Women
and Aspects of the Bible, studying Achsah, the daughter of Caleb, and
Joanna, who is a great role model for women even today.
This week, Mark Lanier continues this series, discussing several stories from Judges 19-21.
DISCLAIMER: Mark considers this story the second most horrendous one in Scripture, second only to the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. Please use caution when listening around young children or if you are a rape survivor. But remember: God always wins in the end, so hold out until Friday for the Good News!
To view Mark Lanier’s video for this lesson, click
here.
If you have questions about a sermon, please contact Champion Forest at questions@cfbc.org
QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:
Mark begins the segment explaining the cycles in Judges: disobedience, punishment, contrition, and deliverance.
What was a “pilegesh”? What was their purpose? Were they considered part of the family? Was a pilegesh similar to a concubine?
Mark explains as he reads from Judges 19.
For more information about Mark Lanier’s Biblical Literacy class, click
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November 4, 2024
Title: Judges 19-21
Topic: Lesser-Known Women of the Bible
Discussed by Mark Lanier
with Biblical Literacy (www.Biblical-Literacy.com)
Day 1
Back in September,
former CFBC Pastor David Fleming taught a few lessons on Lesser Known Women
and Aspects of the Bible, studying Achsah, the daughter of Caleb, and
Joanna, who is a great role model for women even today.
This week, Mark Lanier continues this series, discussing several stories from Judges 19-21.
DISCLAIMER: Mark considers this story the second most horrendous one in Scripture, second only to the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. Please use caution when listening around young children or if you are a rape survivor. But remember: God always wins in the end, so hold out until Friday for the Good News!
To view Mark Lanier’s video for this lesson, click
here.
If you have questions about a sermon, please contact Champion Forest at questions@cfbc.org
QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:
Mark begins the lesson reminding us of what the world was like just a few decades ago. Can you imagine what it was like thousands of years ago in Biblical times?
When did the events in the Book of Judges take place? What happened so far in history before this? Was Israel in the Promised Land yet? What were the people like?
For more information about Mark Lanier’s Biblical Literacy class, click
here.
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September 20, 2024
Title: Joanna – Yahweh has been Gracious
Topic: Lesser-Known Women of the Bible
Discussed by David Fleming
with Lanier Theological Library (www.LanierTheologicalLibrary.org)
Day 5
Last week, former
CFBC Pastor David Fleming began a new series on Lesser Known Women and
Aspects of the Bible, studying Achsah, the daughter of Caleb. His focus this
week is Joanna, whose name means “Yahweh has been gracious.”
Scripture Passage: Luke 8
To view David Fleming’s video for this lesson, click
here.
HERE AND NOW: POINTS FOR HOME
Yesterday, Pastor David discussed the meaning of discipleship and who disciples are.
What is Evangelism? Is every Christian called to be an Evangelist?
Are you living and working for or with Jesus to building God’s Kingdom? (John 15:5)
Pastor David points out the difference between “for” and “with”.
REMEMBER: There is no such thing as a “lesser known” person in Christ. Some people’s names are just more well-known. (1 Corinthians 15:58; Colossians 3:23)
For more information about Mark Lanier’s Biblical Literacy class, click
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September 19, 2024
Title: Joanna – Yahweh has been Gracious
Topic: Lesser-Known Women of the Bible
Discussed by David Fleming
with Lanier Theological Library (www.LanierTheologicalLibrary.org)
Day 4
Last week, former
CFBC Pastor David Fleming began a new series on Lesser Known Women and
Aspects of the Bible, studying Achsah, the daughter of Caleb. His focus this
week is Joanna, whose name means “Yahweh has been gracious.”
Scripture Passage: Luke 8
To view David Fleming’s video for this lesson, click
here.
QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:
Did you know that Joanna was one of the women who was at the crucifixion of Jesus? Did you know she was also among the women who discovered his empty tomb? (Luke 24)
Why was Joanna such a big inspiration for Luke’s Gospel?
HERE AND NOW: POINTS FOR HOME
What is a disciple of Jesus? (Matthew 28) YOU are if you are a fully devoted follower of Jesus.
What is an evangelism?
Tune in tomorrow for the conclusion of Pastor David’s explanation and more points for home.
For more information about Mark Lanier’s Biblical Literacy class, click
here.
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September 18, 2024
Title: Joanna – Yahweh has been Gracious
Topic: Lesser-Known Women of the Bible
Discussed by D Fleming
with Lanier Theological Library (www.LanierTheologicalLibrary.org)
Day 3
Last week, former
CFBC Pastor David Fleming began a new series on Lesser Known Women and
Aspects of the Bible, studying Achsah, the daughter of Caleb. His focus this
week is Joanna, whose name means “Yahweh has been gracious.”
Scripture Passage: Luke 8
To view David Fleming’s video for this lesson, click
here.
QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:
JOANNA’S CONDUCT:
When and how did Joanna meet Jesus?
Why did Joanna become a disciple of Jesus? Did she follow Jesus from village to village? (Luke 9:23)
Pastor David reminds us that sanctification is a process, not an overnight thing. In other words, we cannot profess our faith in Christ and stay where we are.
How did Joanna support the work and ministry of Jesus?
Was Joanna present at the crucifixion of Jesus? Was she one of the women who found the empty tomb? (Luke 24)
Pastor David explains how Joanna became a faithful witness for Jesus.
For more information about Mark Lanier’s Biblical Literacy class, click
here.
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September 17, 2024
Title: Joanna – Yahweh has been Gracious
Topic: Lesser-Known Women of the Bible
Discussed by David Fleming
with Lanier Theological Library (www.LanierTheologicalLibrary.org)
Day 2
Last week, former
CFBC Pastor David Fleming began a new series on Lesser Known Women and
Aspects of the Bible, studying Achsah, the daughter of Caleb. His focus this
week is Joanna, whose name means “Yahweh has been gracious.”
Scripture Passage: Luke 8
To view David Fleming’s video for this lesson, click
here.
QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:
JOANNA’S RELIGIOUS AND SOCIAL CONTEXT:
What value and role did women play in society at that time?
What were women allowed and not allowed to do? David discusses four cultural norms.
Did Jesus shun women? Or did Jesus often use women to further his father’s
Kingdom? David offers just a few of the examples and reminds us that Jesus was “counter cultural”.
JOANNA’S CONDUCT:
What do we know about Joanna’s past?
When and how did Joanna meet Jesus?
Why did Joanna become a disciple of Jesus?
For more information about Mark Lanier’s Biblical Literacy class, click
here.
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September 16, 2024
Title: Joanna – Yahweh has been Gracious
Topic: Lesser-Known Women of the Bible
Discussed by David Fleming
with Lanier Theological Library (www.LanierTheologicalLibrary.org)
Day 1
Last week, former
CFBC Pastor David Fleming began a new series on Lesser Known Women and
Aspects of the Bible, studying Achsah, the daughter of Caleb. His focus this
week is Joanna, whose name means “Yahweh has been gracious.”
Scripture Passage: Luke 8
To view David Fleming’s video for this lesson, click
here.
QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:
Who was Joanna married to and why is this important? Where did they live? Who did her husband work for? Did they both come from middle-to-upper-class families? Were they educated?
Was Joanna an unlikely Christ-follower?
What value and role did women play in society at that time? Tune in tomorrow as Pastor David discusses the cultural norms of them time.
For more information about Mark Lanier’s Biblical Literacy class, click
here.
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September 13, 2024
Title: Achsah, Daughter of Caleb
Topic: Lesser-Known Women of the Bible
Discussed by David Fleming
with Lanier Theological Library (www.LanierTheologicalLibrary.org)
Day 5
This week, Former CFBC Pastor David Fleming subs in for Mark Lanier while he is away on an anniversary trip with his wife. He begins a new series on
Lesser Known Women and Aspects of the Bible. His focus this week is on Achsah, the daughter of Caleb.
To view David Fleming’s video for this lesson, click
here.
QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:
JUDGES 1:11-15 – ACHSAH (CONTRIBUTIONS)
What can we learn about faith and courage from Achsah? Pastor David once again uses a great visual illustration to explain how our feelings affect our walk with God using a pie chart, which can be found at the 59-minute mark.
What can we learn from Achsah about the importance of being willing and able to be used by God? Pastor David discusses the significance of God using women to further His Kingdom in a culture that didn’t value women very much at all.
POINTS FOR HOME:
Galatians 3:28 – We are all one in Christ Jesus. God can and will use you.
For more information about Mark Lanier’s Biblical Literacy class, click
here.
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September 12, 2024
Title: Achsah, Daughter of Caleb
Topic: Lesser-Known Women of the Bible
Discussed by David Fleming
with Lanier Theological Library (www.LanierTheologicalLibrary.org)
Day 4
This week, Former CFBC Pastor David Fleming subs in for Mark Lanier while he is away on an anniversary trip with his wife. He begins a new series on
Lesser Known Women and Aspects of the Bible. His focus this week is on Achsah, the daughter of Caleb.
To view David Fleming’s video for this lesson, click
here.
QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:
JUDGES 1:11-15 – ACHSAH (CONDUCT)
Was Achsah a “passive participant” in her father’s marriage plans for her?
Pastor David uses an interactive pie chart on introverts and extroverts to explain Achsah’s feelings and attitude toward her arranged marriage. Click the link above and fast-forward to the 42-minute to view the chart.
What did Achsah ask of her father after her marriage? Pastor David discusses the significance of her request.
JUDGES 1:11-15 – ACHSAH (CONTRIBUTIONS)
What did Achsah’s request to her father accomplish? Did this provide for generations to come?
What can we learn about trust and obedience from Achsah? Pastor David reminds us that God is good all the time and He will never fail us.
What can we learn about faith and courage from Achsah?
For more information about Mark Lanier’s Biblical Literacy class, click
here.
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September 11, 2024
Title: Achsah, Daughter of Caleb
Topic: Lesser-Known Women of the Bible
Discussed by David Fleming
with Lanier Theological Library (www.LanierTheologicalLibrary.org)
Day 3
This week, Former CFBC Pastor David Fleming subs in for Mark Lanier while he is away on an anniversary trip with his wife. He begins a new series on
Lesser Known Women and Aspects of the Bible. His focus this week is on Achsah, the daughter of Caleb.
To view David Fleming’s video for this lesson, click
here.
QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:
JUDGES 1:11-15 – ACHSAH (CONDUCT)
Yesterday, Pastor David explained how Caleb was a loving father. Today, he continues with that as he discusses Caleb’s faith in God and obedience to God’s Word.
Was Achsah a “passive participant” in her father’s marriage plans for her?
Why did Achsah encourage her new husband to speak with her father? What was the problem?
Click the link above and fast-forward to the 42-minute mark to view Pastor David’s introvert/extrovert pie chart on thinking and feelings.
For more information about Mark Lanier’s Biblical Literacy class, click
here.
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September 10, 2024
Title: Achsah, Daughter of Caleb
Topic: Lesser-Known Women of the Bible
Discussed by David Fleming
with Lanier Theological Library (www.LanierTheologicalLibrary.org)
Day 2
This week, Former CFBC Pastor David Fleming subs in for Mark Lanier while he is away on an anniversary trip with his wife. He begins a new series on
Lesser Known Women and Aspects of the Bible. His focus this week is on Achsah, the daughter of Caleb.
To view David Fleming’s video for this lesson, click
here.
QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:
JUDGES 1:11-15 – ACHSAH (CONTEXT)
Yesterday, Pastor David explained who Achsah was, who her father was, and who she was betrothed to.
What is the “Route of the 12 Spies”? Pastor David shares a “dad joke”. Listen for it!
What happened in history of significance before Achsah came onto the scene?
Pastor David discusses why the Israelites were forced to wander in the desert for 40 years and then the Conquest of Hebron and Debir.
Was Caleb a loving father? If so, why did he betroth Achsah to her first-cousin?
Pastor David shares several situations that show Caleb as a loving father.
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September 9, 2024
Title: Achsah, Daughter of Caleb
Topic: Lesser-Known Women of the Bible
Discussed by David Fleming
with Lanier Theological Library (www.LanierTheologicalLibrary.org)
Day 1
This week, Former CFBC Pastor David Fleming subs in for Mark Lanier while he is away on an anniversary trip with his wife. He begins a new series on
Lesser Known Women and Aspects of the Bible. His focus this week is on Achsah, the daughter of Caleb.
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QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:
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What is the recurring theme of the Book of Judges?
Is the judge in Judges an actual “judge”? Pastor David explains what it means in this book of the Bible.
JUDGES 1:11-15 – ACHSAH (CONTEXT)
Who is Achsah? Who was she betrothed to? Was he the first judge of Israel?
What did Achsah ask of Caleb, her father?
What is the “Route of the 12 Spies”? Pastor David shares a “dad joke”. Listen for it!
What happened in history of significance before Achsah came onto the scene?
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