1 Samuel

In our culture obsessed with appearances and achievement, we can easily fall into the trap of thinking we need to be perfect—physically, academically, career-wise—to experience the “ideal life.” But what if true fulfillment has little to do with our outward appearance or worldly accomplishments?

When was the last time you allowed yourself to sit and linger in the depths of your sorrow? When we choose to bring our pain to God instead of trying to keep it hidden, we put our confidence in his tender care to treat our wounded souls. 

What catches attention on earth isn’t necessarily what catches attention in heaven. God is not looking for the work of your hands but the will of your heart

God, in His providence, guides and directs us though His Word, confirming "coincidences," and spiritual leadership. This message focuses on these principles as seen through Saul's calling to be king in 1 Samuel 9-10, with the Core Competency of Personal God.

This issue of The Scrolls Bible study focuses on 1 Samuel 9-10 and the Core Competency of Personal God.

Have you ever wondered how God may be desiring to use your life for his kingdom purposes in the world? Following these steps can help you discover God’s vision for your life.

Closed doors and unanswered prayer can make us suspect that God has rejected our prayers, or has no good plans for us. But often He is working behind the scenes to bring much better things out of our wait.

The Christian life was never meant to be walked alone. You were created as a relational being. You need your brothers and sisters around you to encourage you, to support you, to hold you accountable, and to remind you of the truths of God’s Word. 

This issue of The Scrolls Bible study focuses on 2 Thessalonians 1:3-10  and the Core Competency of Eternity.

This issue of The Scrolls Bible study focuses on 1 Thessalonians 5:1-11 and the Core Competency of Eternity.