Be a Person After God's Own Heart: A Chronological Journal Bible Study of David and the Psalms

If you want to be a person after God's own heart, take an amazing journey through King David's life. Even though we know we're far from perfect, and we question our ability to pursue God's heart, there is hope!

King David was NOT a perfect person. David was a schemer, an adulterer, and even had the husband of Bathsheba killed, so David could have Bathsheba for himself. So then we wonder, what made David a man after God's OWN Heart? Come and journey through David's life; read the Psalms David wrote throughout his life, and see what made David a man after God's own heart.

Even in our sinful state, we can become people after God's own Heart, beginning with getting to know God's heart and by forming a heart connection with God. In this study, you will read and meditate on King David's Psalms. You'll pray to experience a heart-change in yourself and toward God. You'll come to understand exactly why God called David a man after His Own Heart even though David was far from being perfect.

When you pour your heart into this chronological Bible study of King David's life, including the study of the Psalms as they relate to David's life events, you will see and experience what it is like to be a person after God's own heart. Truly, YOU can become a person after God's own heart too.

This Journal Bible Study is a combined journal, life-application bible study, and workbook. This Bible Study is great for individual Christians interested in walking deeper with God. The format is also ideal for adult Bible Study groups of men or women who desire deep, meaningful group discussions.

The study covers 1 Samuel 16 through 2 Samuel 23, the Psalms King David wrote, and portions of 1 Kings and 1 Chronicles in the Old Testament.

• As a Journal Bible study, the pages for each day's readings have journaling space.
• As a workbook, there are knowledge, reflection, and life application questions.
• As a reflective and life application-based study, the goal is to pray, study, and reflect on the life of David as it pertains to your own Christian walk with God.
• As a small group Bible Study, the questions allow for deep, connected discussion about living as Christians in today's world with integrity and faithfulness toward God.

• For individuals, the journaling and life application questions can bring about personal growth and change for those willing to apply their discovered principles to their daily life.

  When taken to heart, this study has the potential for enabling meaningful spiritual growth and a deeper walk with God. The study speaks to the hearts of adults, and is great for both men and women.