24-10-2025-BIBLE STUDY TOPIC: HOW TO RESTORE THE FAMILY
TEXT
Malachi 4:6-6 And he shall turn the heart of the fathers to the children, and the heart of the children to their fathers, lest I come and smite the earth with a curse.
INTRODUCTION
We have previously learned about factors that unite families, such as, love, communication, shared faith, mutual respect and forgiveness; and also, factors that divide the families, like envy, favouritism, unforgiveness, and wrong counsel. In this study, we Shalom!all be looking at how to build and strengthen the family as the Holy Spirit leads. If God can turn the hearts of the fathers and son…
The family is the first human institution God created (Gen.2:18–25).It is designed to be a place of love, unity, and growth, reflecting the relationship between God and His people. However, since the fall, families also experience conflict, division, and brokenness.
The last study explored what the Bible teaches about the factors that unite families and the forces that divide them, applying God’s principles to restore harmony.
In this study, we shall examine the factors that divide families.
Ephesians 4:1–3; Colossians 3:12–14; James 4:1–2; Genesis 4:1–10; Luke 15:11–32
Introduction
The family is the first human institution God created (Gen.2:18–25).It is designed to be a place of love, unity, and growth, reflecting the relationship between God and His people. However, since the fall, families also experience conflict, division, and brokenness. This study explores what the Bible teaches about the factors that unite families and the forces that divide them, applying God’s principles to restore harmony. In this study, we will first begin to look at the factors that unite families, and next week, we shall…
Peace in the Bible is more than the absence of conflict. The Hebrew word "shalom" and the Greek word "eirēnē" both convey a sense of wholeness, completeness, harmony, and well-being. It is both a spiritual condition and a relational state that God desires for His people.
1. Hannah’s Peace Through Prayer
Hannah’s journey exemplifies a profound truth about seeking peace through prayer, a theme echoed throughout the Bible.
In her anguish over infertility, Hannah did not succumb to bitterness or retaliation against her rival; instead, she chose vulnerability and honesty before God.
Peace in the Bible is more than the absence of conflict. The Hebrew word "shalom" and the Greek word "eirēnē" both convey a sense of wholeness, completeness, harmony, and well-being. It is both a spiritual condition and a relational state that God desires for His people.
1. Peace as a Characteristic of God
Judges 6:24 – "So Gideon built an altar there to the Lord and called it, 'The Lord is Peace.'"
Context: Gideon receives assurance from God during a time of national turmoil.
Meaning: God Himself is the source and definition of peace (Jehovah Shalom).
Application: True peace is found in relationship with God.
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2025, MY YEAR OF EXCELLENCE
OCTOBER THEME: FAMILY
24-10-2025-BIBLE STUDY TOPIC: HOW TO RESTORE THE FAMILY
TEXT
Malachi 4:6- 6 And he shall turn the heart of the fathers to the children, and the heart of the children to their fathers, lest I come and smite the earth with a curse.
INTRODUCTION
We have previously learned about factors that unite families, such as, love, communication, shared faith, mutual respect and forgiveness; and also, factors that divide the families, like envy, favouritism, unforgiveness, and wrong counsel. In this study, we Shalom!all be looking at how to build and strengthen the family as the Holy Spirit leads. If God can turn the hearts of the fathers and son…
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2025 MY YEAR OF PEACE
OCTOBER THEME: FAMILY
2025-10-10 BIBLE STUDY TOPIC:
THE FACTORS WHICH DIVIDE FAMILIES
TEXT:
Ephesians 4:1–3; Colossians 3:12–14; Genesis 4:1–10; Genesis 25:28;
Genesis 37:3; 2 Samuel 13
INTRODUCTION
The family is the first human institution God created (Gen.2:18–25).It is designed to be a place of love, unity, and growth, reflecting the relationship between God and His people. However, since the fall, families also experience conflict, division, and brokenness.
The last study explored what the Bible teaches about the factors that unite families and the forces that divide them, applying God’s principles to restore harmony.
In this study, we shall examine the factors that divide families.
FACTORS WHICH DIVIDE FAMILIES
1:Envy
Genesis…
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2025 MY YEAR OF PEACE
OCTOBER THEME: FAMILY
2025-10-10 BIBLE STUDY TOPIC:
UNITY & DIVISION IN THE FAMILY I
TEXT:
Ephesians 4:1–3; Colossians 3:12–14; James 4:1–2; Genesis 4:1–10; Luke 15:11–32
Introduction
The family is the first human institution God created (Gen.2:18–25).It is designed to be a place of love, unity, and growth, reflecting the relationship between God and His people. However, since the fall, families also experience conflict, division, and brokenness. This study explores what the Bible teaches about the factors that unite families and the forces that divide them, applying God’s principles to restore harmony. In this study, we will first begin to look at the factors that unite families, and next week, we shall…
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19/09/2025, MY YEAR OF PEACE
SEPTEMBER THEME: PEACE
2025-09-19 BIBLE STUDY TOPIC:
PEACE IN THE LIVES OF INDIVIDUALS IN THE BIBLE
Introduction
Peace in the Bible is more than the absence of conflict. The Hebrew word "shalom" and the Greek word "eirēnē" both convey a sense of wholeness, completeness, harmony, and well-being. It is both a spiritual condition and a relational state that God desires for His people.
1. Hannah’s Peace Through Prayer
Hannah’s journey exemplifies a profound truth about seeking peace through prayer, a theme echoed throughout the Bible.
In her anguish over infertility, Hannah did not succumb to bitterness or retaliation against her rival; instead, she chose vulnerability and honesty before God.
This…
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2025, MY YEAR OF PEACE
SEPTEMBER THEME: PEACE
2025-09-12 BIBLE STUDY TOPIC: PEACE
Introduction
Peace in the Bible is more than the absence of conflict. The Hebrew word "shalom" and the Greek word "eirēnē" both convey a sense of wholeness, completeness, harmony, and well-being. It is both a spiritual condition and a relational state that God desires for His people.
1. Peace as a Characteristic of God
Judges 6:24 – "So Gideon built an altar there to the Lord and called it, 'The Lord is Peace.'"
Context: Gideon receives assurance from God during a time of national turmoil.
Meaning: God Himself is the source and definition of peace (Jehovah Shalom).
Application: True peace is found in relationship with God.