The Bible studies on our site focus on the actual scriptures to reveal biblical truth, as opposed to denominational doctrine and church traditions. We pray that all who read Trusting servant Bible study lessons, will examine the scriptures to see if what the Bible study lessons says is so. More importantly, Trusting Servant prays that all who read Trusting Servant Bible studies, will allow whatever biblical truth God the Holy Spirit reveals to them, to change the way they make decisions, so that they will obey God more.
TustingServant Bible study lessons intends to emphasize the spiritual realm's influence and impact on both the Old Testament and the New Testament teachings. Have you ever read a passage in the Bible and felt like you were missing something? Like you walked into the middle of a conversation? Many of us have been taught that the Bible's story is primarily about God and humanity. While that's true, it's not the whole picture.
There is an entire unseen spiritual world, full of activity, that forms the backdrop for everything that happens on Earth. For many, this topic can feel a little "spooky" or strange because it's rarely discussed, but understanding it unlocks a much deeper and more exciting view of God's plan.
Let's get started, at the beginning, with the Creation story. In the beginning, there was God, God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit, the Holy Trinity. And God created the heaven and earth, and all their hosts. The Creation account of Genesis chapters 1 and 2 reveal God's plan for the universe and both his created spirit being and human being families. What can be known about God and His character, can be understood through prayerful study of passages throughout the Bible touching on God's Creation of the heavens and earth and His reactions to rebellious choices of both His spiritual and human families revealed in the first eleven chapters of Genesis.
Let's pull back the curtain on one of the most fascinating and overlooked realities in the Bible: God's heavenly host, often referred to by scholars as the divine council. Think of it as God's royal court, a heavenly staff meeting. This isn't a new or strange idea; it's woven throughout the pages of Scripture, from Genesis to Revelation. It's the assembly of created spirit beings who serve the Most High God, participating in and witnessing His grand cosmic plan.
So let's get started, at the beginning, with The Creation Story. In the beginning, there was God, God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit, the Holy Trinity. And God created the heaven and earth, and all their hosts.