45 1 Samuel 2 Sermon Outline
1 Samuel 2 Sermon Outline
Introduction
Welcome to today's sermon on 1 Samuel 2. In this chapter, we are introduced to Hannah, a woman of faith who experienced the power of prayer and witnessed God's faithfulness. This chapter is filled with important lessons and principles that we can apply to our lives today. Let's dive into the text and explore the key themes and messages it has to offer.
Hannah's Prayer of Thanksgiving (1 Samuel 2:1-10)
1. Hannah's Joyful Praise (Verse 1)
2. God's Holiness and Knowledge (Verse 2)
3. The Proud Will Be Humbled (Verse 3)
4. The Lord Gives Strength (Verse 4)
5. The Hungry Will Be Filled (Verse 5)
6. The Lord Brings Life and Death (Verse 6)
7. The Lord Lifts Up the Needy (Verse 7)
8. The Lord Establishes His People (Verse 8)
9. The Lord Will Judge the Earth (Verse 9)
10. The Lord Will Give Strength to His King (Verse 10)
Eli's Sons: Disobedience and Judgment (1 Samuel 2:11-36)
1. Eli's Sons' Sinful Behavior (Verses 11-17)
2. The Lord's Warning to Eli (Verses 22-25)
3. The Prophecy of a New Priest (Verses 27-36)
Application to Our Lives
1. The Power of Prayer and Thanksgiving
2. God's Holiness and Sovereignty
3. The Consequences of Disobedience
4. The Importance of Godly Leadership
5. The Promise of God's Faithfulness
6. The Need for Humility and Trust in God
7. The Hope of Restoration and Redemption
Conclusion
As we conclude our study of 1 Samuel 2, let us remember the powerful lessons we have learned from Hannah's prayer and the consequences of Eli's sons' disobedience. May we be encouraged to approach God with faith, thanksgiving, and humility, knowing that He is faithful to hear and answer our prayers. Let us also strive to live lives of obedience and godliness, recognizing the importance of our actions and the impact they have on those around us. May we continually seek God's guidance and rely on His strength as we navigate the ups and downs of life. Amen.