Anglican Church Of Nigeria Weekly Sunday School/ Bible Studies Manual For September 29, 2019 : TOPIC – Some Biblical Examples of Ungodly Leadership 3

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Anglican Church Of Nigeria Weekly Sunday School/ Bible Studies Manual For September 29, 2019 : TOPIC – Some Biblical Examples of Ungodly Leadership 3


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Study 2/27 September 29 Trinity 15


SUB-THEME/2: GODLY LEADERSHIP.


TOPIC : Some Biblical Examples of Ungodly Leadership 3:

MEMORY VERSES : Titus 2:11-12

Jeroboam, Ahab, and Ahaziah .

TEXTS : 1 Kings 21: 20-26; 14: 7-15; 2 Chr. 22: 1- 9.

AIMS : To

i. identify what made the three kings ungodly leaders ;

ii. discover the consequences of their ungodliness;

iii. learn from how these ungodly kings ended their reigns .


INTRODUCTION :

There is something common to kings Jeroboam, Ahab and

Ahaziah-involvement in idolatry. Apart from Jeroboam, the other two kings

were negatively influenced by their wives and mother respectively. Jeroboam

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dumped the God of Israel to set up an idol at Bethel and thus misled the whole

nation. Ahab ran a battle against Prophet Elijah. Ahaziah followed the footsteps

of Ahab. This study unveils their atrocious acts and the consequences that

followed the failure of leadership of the three kings .


STUDY GUIDE

1. a) Mention and discuss the negative attributes that portray the leadership

of Jeroboam, Ahab and Ahaziah as ungodly, 1 Kings14: 7-9; 21:20, 25-26;

2 Chron. 22:1-5 .

b) What are some specific atrocities committed by :

i. Ahab ( I Kings 16:31-33; 21:8-16 );

ii. Jeroboam ( I Kings 12:28-33; 13:33-34 ); and

iii. Ahaziah ( 2 Kings 8:26-27 ).

2. Discuss the consequences of their wickedness and their end .

i. Ahab ( 1 Kings 22:34-39; 2 Kings 9: 7-10 );

ii. Jeroboam ( 1 Kings 14:17-19; 2 Chron.13:16-20 ); and

iii. Ahaziah ( 2 Kings 9: 27-28 ).

3. What godly principles could have averted such ugly experiences of these

kings and which could have served as lessons for us today? 2 Chron.

20:20c; Eccl.12:13-14; Acts 17:30; Titus 2:11-1 2.

CONCLUSION : God has given every leader the opportunity and resources to

lead well; so leaders not dare blame anyone for their failure. We will all give an

account of our stewardship as leaders to God someday. So, do your duties with

reverential fear.


FOOD FOR THOUGHT : When we fail to obey God’s messengers, we will

certainly face God’s wrath.

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