John Sullivan (FBC Trustee + Deacon) - Judges 6:1-24; Genesis 1:1-3; 43:27; Exodus 21:33-34; Leviticus 25:10; 1 Samuel 25:6; Joshua 10:21; Isaiah 9:6; Philippians 4:4-7; Romans 12:18
Bible study description:
Knowing someone's name is the very start of getting to know someone. It is what we use to call out to someone to get their attention. It is how we identify someone.
Our God has many names. Each name of God reveals to us His character, His nature, and His attributes. Knowing His names brings us into a deeper relationship with Him because it allows us to know Him on a deeper level.
When we know His names, we can then call out to Him using His names. There is a reason that our God has so many names...there is power in the name of our God! Do you know our God by His names?
Names of God: Jehovah Shalom
I. Introduction
A. The reasons for God’s names
---1. throne names
---2. location names
---3. victory names
B. Key questions
---1. What is the context in which this name is given?
---2. What does it tell us about His character?
II. Jehovah Shalom - What does “Shalom” mean?
A. The character of Shalom
---1. order
---2. wholeness/mended state
---3. peace
---4. right orientation
B. The Dimensions of Shalom
---1. the external dimension
---2. the internal dimension
---3. the eternal dimension
III. Judges 6 - Jehovah Shalom
A. The setting of Judges
B. The significance of peace in a disordered world
IV. Application