Bible Study Series: Lessons 1–10
Lesson 1: Knowing God – Creator, Almighty, Provider
Scripture References:
Genesis 1:1; 2:4; 14:18; 15:2; 17:1; 21:33; Exodus 15:26; 17:15
Full Verses:
Genesis 1:1 – In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.
Genesis 17:1 – I am God Almighty; walk before me faithfully and be blameless.
Genesis 14:18 – Melchizedek king of Salem brought out bread and wine. He was priest of
God Most High...
Exodus 15:26 – I am the LORD who heals you.
Exodus 17:15 – Moses built an altar and called it The LORD is my Banner.
Explanation:
This lesson reveals God's identity through His names: Elohim (Creator), El Shaddai
(Almighty), El Elyon (Most High), Jehovah Rapha (Healer), and Jehovah Nissi (Banner).
Reflection Questions:
• What do these names of God reveal about His character?
• Which name of God do you relate to the most and why?
• How can knowing God’s names deepen your faith?
Lesson 2: God Who Provides and is Present
Scripture References:
Genesis 22:7–14; Exodus 17:7–15; Judges 6:22–24; Psalm 23
Full Verses:
Genesis 22:14 – Abraham called that place The LORD Will Provide.
Judges 6:24 – So Gideon built an altar... and called it The LORD is Peace.
Psalm 23:1 – The LORD is my shepherd, I lack nothing.
Explanation:
This lesson introduces Jehovah Jireh (Provider), Jehovah Shalom (Peace), and Jehovah Rohi
(Shepherd), reflecting God’s care, peace, and provision in our lives.
Reflection Questions:
• How has God provided for you in difficult situations?
• What does it mean for you that God is your Shepherd?
• How can you experience God's peace daily?
Lesson 3: The Problem of Sin and God’s Solution
Scripture References:
Isaiah 53:4–6; Romans 3:23–30
Full Verses:
Isaiah 53:5 – He was pierced for our transgressions... by His wounds we are healed.
Romans 3:23 – For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.
Romans 3:24 – and all are justified freely by his grace through the redemption that came by
Christ Jesus.
Explanation:
All have sinned, but God sent Jesus to bear our sins and provide justification through faith.
Reflection Questions:
• What does this teach you about God's justice and mercy?
• How do you respond to Jesus’ sacrifice for your sins?
• Why is faith essential for salvation?
Lesson 4: Jesus, the Son of God
Scripture References:
Matthew 16:13–16
Full Verses:
Matthew 16:16 – Simon Peter answered, 'You are the Messiah, the Son of the living God.'
Explanation:
Peter’s confession shows the foundation of faith: believing Jesus is the Christ. Our
understanding of Jesus shapes our discipleship.
Reflection Questions:
• Who do you say Jesus is?
• How does your belief in Jesus shape your life?
• What does it mean to follow the Son of God?
Lesson 5: The Holy Spirit – Our Helper
Scripture References:
John 14:16–18; 16:12–15; 1 Corinthians 2:10; Acts 1:8; 16:16–20
Full Verses:
John 14:16 – I will ask the Father, and He will give you another Helper to be with you
forever.
Acts 1:8 – You will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you.
Explanation:
The Holy Spirit is a Counselor, Teacher, and source of strength. He guides us into truth and
empowers believers.
Reflection Questions:
• How has the Holy Spirit helped you understand God?
• Are you relying on the Spirit’s strength in daily life?
• How do you listen to the Spirit’s guidance?
Lesson 6: Boldness Through the Spirit
Scripture References:
Luke 22:56–60; Acts 4:1–20
Full Verses:
Luke 22:57 – Peter replied, 'Woman, I don’t know him.'
Acts 4:13 – They saw the courage of Peter and John and realized... they had been with Jesus.
Explanation:
Peter, once fearful, was transformed by the Spirit into a bold witness. God empowers us to
speak truth with courage.
Reflection Questions:
• What changed Peter from cowardice to courage?
• Where do you need boldness in your faith?
• How can you be a witness through the Spirit’s power?
Lesson 7: The Power of God’s Word and Obedience
Scripture References:
Psalm 119:9–16; 2 Kings 22:1–3, 8–20; 2 Kings 23:1–5, 22, 25
Full Verses:
Psalm 119:11 – I have hidden your word in my heart that I might not sin against you.
2 Kings 22:19 – Because your heart was responsive and you humbled yourself... I have
heard you.
Explanation:
Josiah responded to God’s Word with humility and action. God’s Word calls us to obedience
and transformation.
Reflection Questions:
• How does God’s Word shape your life?
• What can you learn from King Josiah’s obedience?
• Are you quick to obey when convicted by Scripture?
Lesson 8: Faithful in Trials – Daniel’s Example
Scripture References:
Daniel 6:3–16
Full Verses:
Daniel 6:10 – He got down on his knees and prayed... just as he had done before.
Explanation:
Daniel’s commitment to prayer and faithfulness in hardship is an example for all believers
to stand firm.
Reflection Questions:
• How do you respond under pressure?
• What habits can strengthen your faith like Daniel’s?
• Do you trust God when the outcome is uncertain?
Lesson 9: Jesus’ Prayer – Obedience to the Father
Scripture References:
Matthew 26:36–45; John 5:19–21; Hebrews 5:7
Full Verses:
Matthew 26:39 – Not as I will, but as You will.
Hebrews 5:7 – He offered prayers... and He was heard because of His reverent submission.
Explanation:
Jesus models obedience in suffering. Submitting to the Father’s will leads to God’s purpose
fulfilled.
Reflection Questions:
• Are you willing to submit your will to God’s?
• What does obedience look like when it’s difficult?
• How does Jesus’ example inspire you?
Lesson 10: The Cost of Unfaithfulness and God’s Mercy
Scripture References:
1 Kings 15:11–14; 2 Chronicles 16:1–3, 7–12
Full Verses:
2 Chronicles 16:9 – The eyes of the Lord range throughout the earth to strengthen those
whose hearts are fully committed to Him.
Explanation:
King Asa’s early faith became prideful dependence on man. God desires hearts fully His and
offers mercy to the humble.
Reflection Questions:
• Are you depending on your own strength or God’s?
• How does pride hinder spiritual growth?
• What does a fully committed heart look like?
