Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to 1 Chronicles 12:32

What do you believe are the attributes of a successful executive? In this series, a "Harvard Business Review" video highlights four key characteristics uncovered by Ron Carucci. Bible references are cited for each of the four characteristics to reveal the wisdom hidden within his findings.

If you are entering a new executive role, what are your new responsibilities? What aspects of the business that you do not understand? Who can you ask for help from?

New executives tend to have a narrow view of business. They are accustomed to the limited responsibilities of a single employee. However, as an executive, they have to be prepared for all of the aspects of a business. Understanding the whole picture of any organization is critical to having the breadth of knowledge necessary to make wise decisions. This series will help you understand the Biblical foundation for how successful executives do work differently.

The 4 Living Creatures mentioned in the Bible, depict the glorious characteristics of Jesus that we must possess to be effective Christians. As we examine the nature of the eagle, you will learn how to exhibit the attributes that bring about efficacy in your spiritual life.

In 1 Chronicles 12, 200 fathers from the tribe of Issachar gathered at Hebron to crown David king. They were wise, influential, and spiritually grounded. Their mission was to understand the times and know God's will. These fathers directed the destiny of Israel and it all flowed from a deep connection with God.

How can we clearly distinguish God’s voice? By creating a culture of wisdom and faith as a safe place for developing spiritual discernment and receiving God’s revelation. Foundational elements include: (1) authentic faith, (2) Godly core values, (3) walking in Christ’s authority, (4) walking in community, and (5) powerful proclamations. Ultimately, God’s revelation transforms us so we can embody Christ to the world. The holy progression is relationship, revelation, incarnation.

Written following their return from exile, Chronicles is a theological retelling of Israel's monarchial history. In this post-exilic season, doubt and apathy plagued God's people and their trust in His promises. The Chronicler responds by reminding Israel of God's faithfulness from Adam to Moses to David and ultimately points toward a Greater David to come.

In the beginning was the Word … but what came next? This plan is for anyone who wants a better understanding of the Bible. It provides a chronological reading program that endeavors to place all biblical passages in their date order. Part Four of this twelve-part one-year reading plan is titled 'Establishing the Kingdom, 1155 BC–1020 BC'.