Gilbert House Ministries

Bible Studies

• Gilbert House Fellowship #397: 1 Chronicles 26–28 December 10, 2023
  DAVID PREPARED the way for his son, Solomon, to take the throne and build the Temple. As we’ll see in the months ahead, our best laid plans don’t guarantee a smooth, trouble-free life.
• Gilbert House Fellowship #396: Psalms 131, 138–139, 143–145 December 3, 2023
  DAVID EXPERIENCED more during his life than a Hollywood action movie character. It’s remarkable that despite his accomplishments, David recognized that his success was entirely due to God.
• Gilbert House Fellowship #395: 1 Chronicles 23–25 November 19, 2023
  Imagine an orchestra of 4,000 musicians playing hymns of thanksgiving and praise!
• Gilbert House Fellowship #394: Psalms 30, 108–110 November 12, 2023
  DAVID SAW into the throne room of God—a vision used by Jesus himself to reveal his divinity.
• Gilbert House Fellowship #393: 2 Samuel 24; 1 Chronicles 21–22 November 5, 2023
  A PLAGUE that spread through the kingdom of David led to the consecration of a 35-acre piece of ground that is fought over to this day.
• Gilbert House Fellowship #392: Zechariah 12:1–10 October 22, 2023
  A DAY is coming when Jerusalem becomes “a cup of staggering to all the surrounding peoples.”
• Gilbert House Fellowship #391: Joshua 11:21–22; Zephaniah 1:1–6, 2:1–7 October 15, 2023
  We continue our review of scriptures that appear to prophesy a coming destruction of the territory around Gaza. 
• Gilbert House Fellowship #390: Amos 1; Zephaniah 2 October 8, 2023
  YOU KNOW by now that Israel was surprised by an attack from Gaza Saturday morning, which was essentially the 50th anniversary of the 1973 Yom Kippur War.
• Gilbert House Fellowship #389: Psalms 95, 97–99 October 1, 2023
  ONE OF THE JOYS of Bible study is discovering layers of meaning that you’d missed on your first reading.
• Gilbert House Fellowship #388: 2 Samuel 23; Psalm 57 September 17, 2023
  GIVING THANKS in the middle of trouble is difficult, even contrary to our nature. But David did it again and again, even when he was surrounded by enemies—not all of which were human.