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These twelve lessons on the life of David are part of LifeGuide, a popular line of Bible study guides which provide solid biblical content and raise thought-provoking issues in an easy-to-lead format.

64 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1991

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Jack Kuhatschek

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Jack Kuhatschek was formerly executive vice president and publisher for Baker Publishing Group in Grand Rapids, Michigan. He is the author of many Bible study guides and the books Applying the Bible and The Superman Syndrome. He and his wife, Sandy, currently live in Deland, Florida.

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November 20, 2019
A fine group discussion guide for many episodes in David's life. It is not a chapter by chapter study guide for every passage in 1 & 2 Samuel (and their parallels in Chronicles) but selects the most well-known stories and gives a couple of pages worth of questions (many other guides are specific to an author's commentary or are far less thorough--this guide averages 10 separate major questions per study). This can be used as personal devotional study guide as well and has blanks under each question for notes. There are leader's notes in the back.
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November 6, 2018
This was a great group study and very easy to follow. I loved all the lessons provided and learned more about the life of David than I ever knew before. Definitely suggest this one to any Bible study group.
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March 11, 2013
i think that you are using the work of God to make money for your own selfish reasons. i want to get some quote from the bible, from the book of David and i can't do it because religion is big business. When ever i try to look it up someone is trying to sell me something. Shame on you using God as a means to make money.
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