Preview: In this lesson, we will explore the theme of finding happiness in God. The Bible teaches us that true joy comes from our relationship with God, regardless of our circumstances.
Scripture Reading: Psalm 37:3-7.
Memory Verse: Psalm 16:11.
1. What does the Bible say about finding happiness in God? Psalm 144:15.
2. How does the Old Testament illustrate the connection between obedience to God and happiness? Deuteronomy 28:47-48.
3. What does Jesus teach about happiness in His sermon on the mount? Matthew 5:3-12.
4. From the previous scripture, how do the Beatitudes reveal the path to true happiness in God’s kingdom? Discuss.
Note: The Beatitudes teach us that true happiness is found in humility, dependence on God, and righteous living.
5. How does the Old Testament encourage us to rejoice in the Lord? Psalm 118:24.
6. What does the New Testament say about the importance of rejoicing always? Philippians 4:4.
7. How does the Bible teach us to find happiness in serving others? Acts 20:35.
8. What does Jesus teach us about finding joy in Him and His word? John 15:11.
Note: Jesus promises that abiding in Him and His teachings brings fullness of joy.
9. How does the Old Testament encourage us to find happiness in God's presence? Psalm 16:11.
10. How are we taught to overcome trials and find joy in suffering? James 1:2-4.
Note: Trials can lead to spiritual growth and produce a deeper sense of joy rooted in God’s faithfulness.
11. How does the Bible teach us to find happiness in forgiveness and reconciliation? Matthew 5:23-24.
12. What does the New Testament teach us about the joy of salvation? Luke 15:7.
Note: The greatest joy in heaven comes from the salvation of one who was lost.
13. How does the Bible encourage us to find happiness in God's promises and hope for the future? Romans 15:13.
14. What does Paul teach us about the joy of fellowship with other believers? 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18.
Conclusion: The Bible teaches us that true happiness is found in our relationship with God, in obedience to His Word, in serving others, and rejoicing in His presence and promises.