Looking at the passage again, I noticed that God answered prayer (21:14), delivered David (22:1), plagued Israel (24:15) because of sin, was grieved (21:16), and again answered prayer (24:25). The passage is another proof point for God’s faithfulness, His integrity, and His salvation. Considering His person, why do we fail to put our trust in the Lord?
The writer of the text seems to encourage us to trust the Lord, who does not fail (compare 2 Sam 22:2-4 to Psa 18:1-3). My alternate title for the lesson might be just that. Trust the Lord, who does not fail. Ask members to examine their “trust meter”.
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oliviaharis
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What a blessing to search google images and find a trust meter already created. That is a tribute to the faithfulness of God. Just yesterday I preached from Psalm 5:11 and spoke of such a meter because I saw it in my mind. How great to know that God had already deposited it on the earth. Thank God for your obedience in allowing God to use you to be a channel of blessing.
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