Lessons from the Life of David (The No-Prep Bible Study Series)

by Kenny Beck

Publisher:

Kenny Beck

, 2023

Overview

Looking at the life of King David, there’s a lot to like—and a lot not to like!

This booklet takes a look at:

David’s courage in facing Goliath

David’s kindness in caring for the crippled Mephibosheth

David’s unbridled lust for the beautiful Bathsheba

David’s penitential Psalm 51

An interesting overview of all 73 of David’s Psalms

There are thousands of small groups, community groups, life groups, and Sunday School classes across America. These Bible study groups need high-quality materials that require little or no preparation time. The No-Prep Bible Study Series is specifically designed to meet the needs of these groups. Every No-Prep book has 5 lessons. Each lesson is very reasonable in length, includes the relevant Bible passage, and has around 10-12 participatory questions interspersed in the material. Groups find they can easily complete each interesting lesson in 45 minutes.

Key Features

• Gives a look of David’s courage in facing Goliath.
• Explores David’s penitential Psalm 51.
• Shows an interesting overview of all 73 of David’s Psalms

Product Details

• Title: Lessons from the Life of David
• Author: Kenny Beck
• Series: The No-Prep Bible Study Series
• Publisher: Kenny Beck
• Print Publication Date: 2023
• Logos Release Date: 2024
• Pages: 52
• Era: era:contemporary
• Language: English
• Resources: 1
• Format: Digital › Logos Reader Edition
• Subject: David, King of Israel › Study and teaching
• ISBN: 9798869629166
• Resource ID: LLS:NOPREPDAVID
• Resource Type: text.monograph.bible-study
• Metadata Last Updated: 2024-07-10T18:25:22Z

About Kenny Beck

Kenny Beck, has enjoyed teaching adult Bible classes for over 35 years in three different denominations—Baptist, Methodist, and Bible Church. A typical Kenny lesson features a colorful handout, a huge dry erase board, a good dollop of class participation, and lots of enthusiasm.

In 2019, a very small Bible class asked Kenny to write up some Bible study lessons for them. The resultant first two studies—"The Prodigal Son” and “The Good Samaritan” were extremely well received, and lovingly dubbed “mini-Kennys.” Those little discussion-based studies then made the rounds in other churches.

Things got bigger and bigger, and now four Bible study booklets have been published and are being enjoyed by small groups around the country. At least a dozen more are planned for release in the very near future.