Letting God Be God
Today’s Bible Study April 28, 2013
“If he is through with me, then let him do what seems best to him” (2 Samuel 15:26).
To Mind (key point): As the conspiracy against David transpires, we see Absalom openly challenging his father and building quite a following. In multiple encounters in the Scripture today, we see David’s attitude acknowledging God’s sovereignty as he resigns himself into God’s care without retribution for wrong done against him.
To Bind (apply to our lives): Are you able to wait on the Lord for the fulfillment of His timing to bring circumstances to pass in your own life? If you rely on God and live as if you believe the battle to be His, He will defend you and bring about a right outcome.
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