August 24–30
“I Will Declare What He Hath Done for My Soul”
Psalms 49–51; 61–66; 69–72; 77–78; 85–86

WHEN HOPE IS GONE

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1 THING TO WATCH FOR:
The Hebrew word for refuge is, machseh, which means shelter, hope, or place of trust
1 PROMISE:
I will be the strength of your heart.
1 DID YOU KNOW:
Psalm 51 was written by David after Nathan confronted him regarding his sin with Bathsheba, making it a deeply personal prayer of repentance.
1 key truth:
God is a steadfast refuge and source of strength during life’s storms and uncertainties.
1 thing to Mark:
ReferencePsalm 61:2-3 God as the rock and refuge
1 PERSONAL REFLECTION:

When have you felt Him lead you beside still waters?
 
TEACHER CORNER:
Use a flashlight or lantern to illustrate how remembering God’s past guidance can give you hope during dark are uncertain times.

 
Find this worksheet in our journal or on the DMT app.

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BIBLE TIMELINE
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We don’t want you to just understand the Old Testament stories, we hope by the end of this year you will fall in love with them. This Old Testament timeline will help, and it will simplify your study of the Old Testament this year.
Hang it in your home! Use it with your Primary or Sunday class. Maybe you will refer to it as a reference during your personal study.
There are two versions of the timeline:
One is a fully completed timeline.
The other is interactive with blank spaces that you can fill in as we go.
 

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I WILL BE WITH THEE 
A timeless reminder of the Lord's promise to be with us. 

We love studying with you!
grace and David
 
 

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