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Church for Truckers Bible Study, everywhere, Idaho Falls, ID (2026)

10/08/2026

🚛📖 Church for Truckers Bible Study Recap • 2 Samuel 14:12-27

📜 2 Samuel 14:12-17
The wise woman continued speaking to the king and directly confronted the situation involving Absalom. She explained that David’s actions toward Absalom were keeping him from the inheritance God had given him. She reminded David that death is certain and that God does not take away life, but instead devises ways so that the banished person may not remain an outcast forever. She appealed to David’s understanding of God’s mercy and urged him to bring Absalom home.

📜 2 Samuel 14:18-20
David recognized that Joab was behind the woman’s words and questioned her directly. She admitted that Joab had instructed her to present the matter this way. David understood that Joab had arranged the situation to influence his decision concerning Absalom.

📜 2 Samuel 14:21-24
David commanded Joab to bring Absalom back to Jerusalem. Joab went to Geshur and brought Absalom to Jerusalem, but David would not allow him to come into the king’s presence. Absalom was allowed to live in Jerusalem, but he remained separated from his father. David brought him home physically, but their relationship was still broken.

📜 2 Samuel 14:25-27
Absalom was described as exceptionally handsome, with no blemish from the sole of his foot to the crown of his head. His hair was especially notable, and he cut it once a year because it became so heavy. The weight of his hair was about two hundred shekels by the king’s weight. Absalom had three sons and one daughter named Tamar, who was described as a beautiful woman.

💡 Takeaway for the Road:
🛣 Bringing someone back physically does not always mean the relationship has been restored. Reconciliation requires more than simply changing someone’s location.

🛣 David allowed Absalom to return to Jerusalem, but he still refused to see him. Unresolved conflict can remain beneath the surface even when circumstances appear to be repaired.

🛣 Joab understood David’s heart and used a carefully planned situation to influence the king. We should be careful when others try to direct our decisions through manipulation rather than truth.

🛣 Absalom’s outward appearance was impressive, but Scripture will soon reveal that outward beauty and position do not tell us what is happening in a person’s heart.

🛣 God’s desire for reconciliation is greater than simply bringing someone back. True restoration involves the heart and the relationship.

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Sunday • 10:00 AM Central
Sunday Message

Sunday • 7 PM Central
Gospel of John Bible Study

Monday • 11 AM Central
Prayer Meeting

Monday • 7 PM Central
Edifying on the Expressway

Tuesday • 10 AM Central
Coffee Chat

Tuesday • 2 PM Central
Genesis Bible Study

Tuesday • 7 PM Central
Devotional Tuesday

Wednesday • 5 PM Central
Women's Study • 52 Women of the Bible S.O.A.P

Wednesday • 5 PM Central
Men's Study • Be a Godly Man

Wednesday • 7 PM Central
Hermeneutics Study

Thursday • 10 AM Central
Coffee Chat

Thursday • 7 PM Central
2 Samuel Bible Study

Friday • 7 PM Central
Movie Night

Saturday • 11 AM Central
Revelation Bible Study

Saturday • 5 PM Central
New Believers Discipleship Class

Saturday • 7 PM Central
Bible Trivia
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Saturday • 7 PM Central
Praise & Worship
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10/08/2026

🚛📖 Church for Truckers Bible Study Recap • Genesis 42:1-43:14

📜 Genesis 42:1-5
When Jacob learned that there was grain in Egypt, he sent ten of his sons to buy food so the family would survive the famine. Jacob kept Benjamin home because he feared something might happen to him. Benjamin was the only remaining son of Rachel with Jacob after Joseph was presumed dead.

📜 Genesis 42:6-17
Joseph’s brothers came before him and bowed down with their faces to the ground. Joseph recognized them immediately, but they did not recognize him. He remembered the dreams he had dreamed about them years earlier. Joseph accused them of being spies, and they insisted that they were honest men and that they were twelve brothers, with one brother no longer alive and the youngest remaining with their father. Joseph tested their story by placing them in custody for three days.

📜 Genesis 42:18-24
On the third day, Joseph told them that he feared God and gave them a way to prove their honesty. One brother would remain imprisoned while the others returned home with grain and brought their youngest brother back. The brothers began to recognize that their suffering was connected to what they had done to Joseph years earlier. Reuben reminded them that he had warned them not to harm Joseph. Joseph turned away and wept, revealing the deep emotion beneath his stern actions.

📜 Genesis 42:25-28
Joseph ordered that his brothers’ sacks be filled with grain and secretly returned their money to them. When they discovered the money on their journey, they were terrified and wondered what God was doing to them. Their fear showed that the guilt of their past actions was still weighing heavily on them.

📜 Genesis 42:29-38
The brothers returned to Jacob and explained everything that had happened in Egypt. They told him that the ruler demanded they bring Benjamin with them. When they discovered that each man’s money had been returned, they became even more afraid. Jacob grieved, believing that Joseph was already gone and now fearing the loss of Benjamin as well. Reuben offered his own two sons as a guarantee, but Jacob refused to send Benjamin, declaring that his son would not go.

📜 Genesis 43:1-7
The famine became severe, and the family eventually ran out of the grain they had brought from Egypt. Jacob told his sons to return and buy more food. Judah reminded him that the Egyptian ruler had strictly warned them not to return without Benjamin. Jacob questioned why they had even told the man about having another brother, and they explained that Joseph had asked detailed questions about their family.

📜 Genesis 43:8-10
Judah stepped forward and offered himself as a guarantee for Benjamin. He promised to bear the responsibility if Benjamin was not returned safely. Judah pointed out that they could have already made the journey to Egypt and back if they had not delayed.

📜 Genesis 43:11-14
Jacob finally agreed to send Benjamin. He instructed his sons to take gifts, double the money, and Benjamin with them. Jacob then placed the situation in God’s hands, praying that God Almighty would grant them mercy before the Egyptian ruler and allow Simeon and Benjamin to return safely. After years of trying to control what happened to his family, Jacob was forced to entrust his sons and their future to God.

💡 Takeaway for the Road:
🛣 God can use difficult circumstances to bring hidden guilt, broken relationships, and unresolved sin into the light.

🛣 Sometimes we cling so tightly to what we fear losing that we forget to trust the God who holds everything in His hands.

🛣 Judah’s willingness to take responsibility for Benjamin shows a growing change in his character.

🛣 Even when we cannot see what God is doing, He is working through circumstances we may not understand.

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Sunday • 10:00 AM Central
Sunday Message

Sunday • 7 PM Central
Gospel of John Bible Study

Monday • 10 AM Central
Prayer Meeting

Monday • 7 PM Central
Edifying on the Expressway

Tuesday • 10 AM Central
Coffee Chat

Tuesday • 2 PM Central
Genesis Bible Study

Tuesday • 7 PM Central
Devotional Tuesday

Wednesday • 5 PM Central
Women's Study • 52 Women of the Bible S.O.A.P

Wednesday • 5 PM Central
Men's Study • Be a Godly Man

Wednesday • 7 PM Central
Hermeneutics Study

Thursday • 10 AM Central
Coffee Chat

Thursday • 7 PM Central
2 Samuel Bible Study

Friday • 7 PM Central
Movie Night

Saturday • 11 AM Central
Revelation Bible Study

Saturday • 5 PM Central
New Believers Discipleship Class

Saturday • 7 PM Central
Bible Trivia
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Saturday • 7 PM Central
Praise & Worship
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08/04/2026

🚛📖 Church for Truckers Bible Study Recap • 2 Samuel 14:1-11

📜 2 Samuel 14:1-3
Joab recognized that King David longed to see Absalom, who had fled after killing Amnon. Wanting to bring about reconciliation, Joab devised a plan. He sent for a wise woman from Tekoa and instructed her to present herself before David as a grieving widow and tell him a carefully prepared story.

📜 2 Samuel 14:4-7
The woman came before the king and pleaded for help. She claimed that she was a widow with two sons who had fought in the field, resulting in one son killing the other. She explained that the rest of the family wanted to execute the surviving son, which would leave her without an heir and extinguish her husband's family line.

📜 2 Samuel 14:8-10
David assured the woman that he would see to her case and protect her. When she expressed concern that others might still seek vengeance against her son, David declared that anyone who troubled her would answer to him. The king demonstrated both compassion and a desire to preserve mercy.

📜 2 Samuel 14:11
The woman asked David to swear by the Lord that the avenger of blood would not destroy her remaining son. David responded with an oath, declaring that as surely as the Lord lives, not one hair of her son's head would fall to the ground. Without realizing it, David had pronounced a judgment that would soon expose his own situation regarding Absalom.

💡 Takeaway for the Road:
🛣 God often uses unexpected people and situations to reveal truth to our hearts.
🛣 Mercy and justice must be held together with wisdom and discernment.
🛣 Before judging the lives of others, we should be willing to examine our own hearts before God.

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Sunday • 10:30 AM Central
Sunday Message

Sunday • 7 PM Central
Gospel of John Bible Study

Monday • 10 AM Central
Prayer Meeting

Monday • 7 PM Central
Edifying on the Expressway

Tuesday • 10 AM Central
Coffee Chat

Tuesday • 2 PM Central
Genesis Bible Study

Tuesday • 7 PM Central
Devotional Tuesday

Wednesday • 5 PM Central
Women's Study • Bible in a Year

Wednesday • 5 PM Central
Men's Study • Not a Fan

Wednesday • 7 PM Central
Hermeneutics Study

Thursday • 10 AM Central
Coffee Chat

Thursday • 7 PM Central
2 Samuel Bible Study

Friday • 7 PM Central
Movie Night

Saturday • 11 AM Central
Revelation Bible Study

Saturday • 5 PM Central
New Believers Discipleship Class

Saturday • 7 PM Central
Bible Trivia
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Saturday • 7 PM Central
Praise & Worship
Discord • 2nd & 4th Saturdays

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07/30/2026

🚛📖 Church for Truckers Bible Study Recap • Genesis 41:17-57

📜 Genesis 41:17-24
Pharaoh told Joseph the two dreams that had troubled him. In the first, seven healthy, well-fed cows came up from the Nile and were consumed by seven thin, sickly cows, yet the thin cows remained just as gaunt as before. In the second, seven full, healthy ears of grain were swallowed by seven thin ears scorched by the east wind. None of Egypt's wise men could explain the dreams.

📜 Genesis 41:25-32
Joseph told Pharaoh that both dreams carried the same message from God. The seven healthy cows and seven full ears represented seven years of great abundance throughout Egypt. The seven thin cows and scorched ears represented seven years of severe famine that would follow, so devastating that the years of abundance would be forgotten. The repetition of the dreams showed that God had firmly established the matter and would soon bring it to pass.

📜 Genesis 41:33-36
Joseph wisely advised Pharaoh to appoint a discerning and wise man to oversee the land. During the seven years of abundance, one-fifth of the harvest should be stored so there would be food available during the coming famine. This plan would preserve Egypt and many lives.

📜 Genesis 41:37-45
Pharaoh recognized that the Spirit of God was with Joseph and declared that no one was as discerning and wise as he was. He appointed Joseph as second in command over all Egypt, second only to Pharaoh himself. Joseph received Pharaoh's signet ring, royal garments, a gold chain, and was given authority over the entire land. Pharaoh also gave Joseph the Egyptian name Zaphenath-paneah and gave him Asenath as his wife.

📜 Genesis 41:46-49
At thirty years old, Joseph began serving Pharaoh. He traveled throughout Egypt during the years of abundance, collecting and storing grain in every city. The harvest was so plentiful that the grain became impossible to measure because of its abundance.

📜 Genesis 41:50-52
Before the famine began, Asenath bore Joseph two sons. He named the first Manasseh because God had made him forget his hardship and his father's household. He named the second Ephraim because God had made him fruitful in the land of his affliction.

📜 Genesis 41:53-57
The seven years of abundance came to an end, and the famine began just as God had revealed. While the famine spread throughout many lands, Egypt had food because of Joseph's preparation. People from every nation came to Egypt to buy grain, for the famine had become severe throughout the world.

💡 Takeaway for the Road:
🛣 God not only reveals His plans but also provides wisdom to prepare for what lies ahead.
🛣 Faithfulness in difficult seasons prepares us for greater responsibility in God's timing.
🛣 God can turn years of suffering into opportunities to bless countless lives.

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Sunday • 10:30 AM Central
Sunday Message

Sunday • 7 PM Central
Gospel of John Bible Study

Monday • 10 AM Central
Prayer Meeting

Monday • 7 PM Central
Edifying on the Expressway

Tuesday • 10 AM Central
Coffee Chat

Tuesday • 2 PM Central
Genesis Bible Study

Tuesday • 7 PM Central
Devotional Tuesday

Wednesday • 5 PM Central
Women's Study • Bible in a Year

Wednesday • 5 PM Central
Men's Study • Not a Fan

Wednesday • 7 PM Central
Hermeneutics Study

Thursday • 10 AM Central
Coffee Chat

Thursday • 7 PM Central
2 Samuel Bible Study

Friday • 7 PM Central
Movie Night

Saturday • 11 AM Central
Revelation Bible Study

Saturday • 5 PM Central
New Believers Discipleship Class

Saturday • 7 PM Central
Bible Trivia
Discord • 1st, 3rd & 5th Saturdays

Saturday • 7 PM Central
Praise & Worship
Discord • 2nd & 4th Saturdays

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07/30/2026

🚛📖 Church for Truckers Bible Study Recap • Revelation 2:12-17

📜 Revelation 2:12
Jesus addresses the church in Pergamum as the One who has the sharp two-edged sword. This reminds the church that Christ speaks with absolute authority and that His Word judges truth and error with perfect righteousness.

📜 Revelation 2:13
Jesus commends the believers for remaining faithful even though they lived where "Satan's throne" was. They held fast to His name and did not deny their faith, even during the time when Antipas, His faithful witness, was martyred among them. Despite living in a place filled with idolatry and persecution, they remained steadfast.

📜 Revelation 2:14-15
Although the church had remained faithful in many ways, Jesus rebuked them for tolerating false teaching. Some held to the teaching of Balaam, encouraging compromise with idolatry and sexual immorality. Others followed the teachings of the Nicolaitans. Rather than confronting these sinful influences, the church allowed them to remain in its midst.

📜 Revelation 2:16
Jesus called the church to repent. He warned that if they refused, He would come against those promoting false teaching and fight against them with the sword of His mouth. Christ's judgment begins with calling His people to repentance.

📜 Revelation 2:17
Jesus calls everyone who has ears to hear what the Spirit says to the churches. He promises those who overcome hidden manna and a white stone with a new name written on it, known only to the one who receives it. These gifts symbolize God's provision, acceptance, victory, and the personal relationship believers share with Christ.

💡 Takeaway for the Road:
🛣 Remaining faithful to Christ means standing firmly for truth without compromising with the world.
🛣 False teaching and tolerated sin can weaken an entire church if left unaddressed.
🛣 Jesus calls His people to repentance and promises eternal rewards to those who faithfully overcome.

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Sunday • 10:30 AM Central
Sunday Message

Sunday • 7 PM Central
Gospel of John Bible Study

Monday • 10 AM Central
Prayer Meeting

Monday • 7 PM Central
Edifying on the Expressway

Tuesday • 10 AM Central
Coffee Chat

Tuesday • 2 PM Central
Genesis Bible Study

Tuesday • 7 PM Central
Devotional Tuesday

Wednesday • 5 PM Central
Women's Study • Bible in a Year

Wednesday • 5 PM Central
Men's Study • Not a Fan

Wednesday • 7 PM Central
Hermeneutics Study

Thursday • 10 AM Central
Coffee Chat

Thursday • 7 PM Central
2 Samuel Bible Study

Friday • 7 PM Central
Movie Night

Saturday • 11 AM Central
Revelation Bible Study

Saturday • 5 PM Central
New Believers Discipleship Class

Saturday • 7 PM Central
Bible Trivia
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Saturday • 7 PM Central
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07/30/2026

🚛📖 Church for Truckers Bible Study Recap • 2 Samuel 13:13-39

📜 2 Samuel 13:13-19
Tamar pleaded with Amnon not to commit such a wicked act and urged him to speak with King David instead. But Amnon refused to listen, overpowered her, and violated her. Afterward, the love he claimed to have for her immediately turned to hatred, and he cruelly sent her away. Tamar protested that sending her away was an even greater wrong, but Amnon would not listen. She left in deep mourning, tearing her robe, putting ashes on her head, and crying aloud.

📜 2 Samuel 13:20-22
Absalom took Tamar into his home and told her to remain silent for the time being. When King David heard what had happened, he became very angry, yet he took no recorded action against Amnon. Absalom spoke neither good nor bad to Amnon, but he hated him because of what he had done to Tamar.

📜 2 Samuel 13:23-29
Two years later, Absalom invited all the king's sons to a sheep-shearing feast. After David declined the invitation, Absalom insisted that Amnon attend. Following Absalom's instructions, his servants struck Amnon down and killed him when he was celebrating. The other sons of David fled in fear.

📜 2 Samuel 13:30-36
A false report first reached David that all of his sons had been killed. Jonadab corrected the report, explaining that only Amnon had died and that Absalom had planned it ever since Tamar was violated. Soon afterward, David's sons returned safely, and there was great weeping throughout the household.

📜 2 Samuel 13:37-39
Absalom fled to Geshur and remained there for three years with his grandfather Talmai, king of Geshur. David mourned for Amnon, and in time his grief began to ease. Even so, the division within David's family continued to grow as Absalom remained in exile.

💡 Takeaway for the Road:
🛣 Sin that is ignored often leads to even greater pain and destruction.
🛣 Hatred and revenge may promise justice but ultimately deepen brokenness.
🛣 God calls us to pursue righteousness through His wisdom rather than allowing bitterness to rule our hearts.

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Sunday • 10:30 AM Central
Sunday Message

Sunday • 7 PM Central
Gospel of John Bible Study

Monday • 10 AM Central
Prayer Meeting

Monday • 7 PM Central
Edifying on the Expressway

Tuesday • 10 AM Central
Coffee Chat

Tuesday • 2 PM Central
Genesis Bible Study

Tuesday • 7 PM Central
Devotional Tuesday

Wednesday • 5 PM Central
Women's Study • Bible in a Year

Wednesday • 5 PM Central
Men's Study • Not a Fan

Wednesday • 7 PM Central
Hermeneutics Study

Thursday • 10 AM Central
Coffee Chat

Thursday • 7 PM Central
2 Samuel Bible Study

Friday • 7 PM Central
Movie Night

Saturday • 11 AM Central
Revelation Bible Study

Saturday • 5 PM Central
New Believers Discipleship Class

Saturday • 7 PM Central
Bible Trivia
Discord • 1st, 3rd & 5th Saturdays

Saturday • 7 PM Central
Praise & Worship
Discord • 2nd & 4th Saturdays

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07/30/2026

🚛📖 Church for Truckers Bible Study Recap • Genesis 40:1-41:16

📜 Genesis 40:1-8
While in prison, Pharaoh's chief cupbearer and chief baker were imprisoned alongside Joseph after offending Pharaoh. Each man had a troubling dream on the same night. Seeing that they were distressed, Joseph asked what was wrong. They explained that they had dreams but no one to interpret them. Joseph replied that interpretations belong to God and invited them to tell him their dreams.

📜 Genesis 40:9-23
Joseph interpreted the dreams through God's guidance. He told the cupbearer that he would be restored to Pharaoh's service in three days and asked him to remember him once he was restored. He told the baker that he would be executed in three days. Everything happened exactly as Joseph had said, but the restored cupbearer forgot Joseph, leaving him in prison.

📜 Genesis 41:1-8
Two years later, Pharaoh had two troubling dreams that none of the magicians or wise men of Egypt could interpret. In one dream, seven healthy cows were devoured by seven thin cows. In the other, seven full ears of grain were swallowed by seven thin ears. Pharaoh was deeply troubled because no one could explain their meaning.

📜 Genesis 41:9-13
The chief cupbearer finally remembered Joseph and told Pharaoh how Joseph had accurately interpreted the dreams while they were in prison. He testified that both interpretations had come true exactly as Joseph had said.

📜 Genesis 41:14-16
Pharaoh immediately sent for Joseph. Joseph was quickly brought out of prison, shaved, changed his clothes, and stood before Pharaoh. When Pharaoh said he had heard Joseph could interpret dreams, Joseph humbly replied that he could not do it himself, but God would give Pharaoh the answer he needed.

💡 Takeaway for the Road:
🛣 God is working even when we feel forgotten or overlooked.
🛣 The right opportunity often comes at God's perfect time, not our own.
🛣 True humility gives God the credit for every gift, ability, and success.

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Sunday • 10:30 AM Central
Sunday Message

Sunday • 7 PM Central
Gospel of John Bible Study

Monday • 10 AM Central
Prayer Meeting

Monday • 7 PM Central
Edifying on the Expressway

Tuesday • 10 AM Central
Coffee Chat

Tuesday • 2 PM Central
Genesis Bible Study

Tuesday • 7 PM Central
Devotional Tuesday

Wednesday • 5 PM Central
Women's Study • Bible in a Year

Wednesday • 5 PM Central
Men's Study • Not a Fan

Wednesday • 7 PM Central
Hermeneutics Study

Thursday • 10 AM Central
Coffee Chat

Thursday • 7 PM Central
2 Samuel Bible Study

Friday • 7 PM Central
Movie Night

Saturday • 11 AM Central
Revelation Bible Study

Saturday • 5 PM Central
New Believers Discipleship Class

Saturday • 7 PM Central
Bible Trivia
Discord • 1st, 3rd & 5th Saturdays

Saturday • 7 PM Central
Praise & Worship
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07/30/2026

🚛📖 Church for Truckers Bible Study Recap • Psalm 19 & Proverbs 3

📜 Psalm 19:1-6
David declares that the heavens continually proclaim the glory of God. Creation itself testifies to God's power, wisdom, and majesty without speaking a single word. The sun faithfully runs its course each day, reminding us that God's handiwork is evident to all who are willing to see it.

📜 Psalm 19:7-11
David turns from God's revelation in creation to His revelation through Scripture. The law of the Lord is perfect, reviving the soul. God's Word is trustworthy, wise, pure, and righteous, bringing joy to the heart and light to the eyes. It is more valuable than gold and sweeter than honey, warning God's servants and bringing great reward to those who obey it.

📜 Psalm 19:12-14
David humbly asks God to reveal hidden sins and keep him from willful sin. He prays that the words of his mouth and the meditation of his heart would be pleasing to the Lord, whom he calls his Rock and Redeemer.

📜 Proverbs 3:1-12
Solomon urges believers to treasure God's commands, walk in steadfast love and faithfulness, and trust in the Lord with all their heart instead of relying on their own understanding. He teaches that honoring the Lord in every area of life brings His guidance and blessing. He also reminds us not to despise the Lord's discipline because it is evidence of His love for His children.

📜 Proverbs 3:13-26
True wisdom is more valuable than silver, gold, or precious jewels. Through wisdom, God established the earth, and those who embrace it find life, peace, and security. Trusting the Lord enables us to walk without fear, knowing He is our confidence and protector.

📜 Proverbs 3:27-35
Solomon teaches believers to do good whenever it is within their power, to avoid unnecessary conflict, and to reject envy toward the violent. The Lord blesses the upright, grants favor to the humble, and honors those who walk in wisdom.

💡 Takeaway for the Road:
🛣 God's creation points us to His greatness, and His Word shows us how to live.
🛣 Trusting the Lord means depending on His wisdom instead of our own understanding.
🛣 A life rooted in God's wisdom produces peace, integrity, humility, and confidence in Him.

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Sunday • 10:30 AM Central
Sunday Message

Sunday • 7 PM Central
Gospel of John Bible Study

Monday • 10 AM Central
Prayer Meeting

Monday • 7 PM Central
Edifying on the Expressway

Tuesday • 10 AM Central
Coffee Chat

Tuesday • 2 PM Central
Genesis Bible Study

Tuesday • 7 PM Central
Devotional Tuesday

Wednesday • 5 PM Central
Women's Study • Bible in a Year

Wednesday • 5 PM Central
Men's Study • Not a Fan

Wednesday • 7 PM Central
Hermeneutics Study

Thursday • 10 AM Central
Coffee Chat

Thursday • 7 PM Central
2 Samuel Bible Study

Friday • 7 PM Central
Movie Night

Saturday • 11 AM Central
Revelation Bible Study

Saturday • 5 PM Central
New Believers Discipleship Class

Saturday • 7 PM Central
Bible Trivia
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Saturday • 7 PM Central
Praise & Worship
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07/30/2026

🚛📖 Church for Truckers Bible Study Recap • 2 Samuel 12:24-13:12

📜 2 Samuel 12:24-25
After the death of their son, David comforted Bathsheba, his wife. She gave birth to another son, Solomon, whom the Lord loved. The Lord sent word through Nathan the prophet to name him Jedidiah, meaning "beloved of the Lord," as a sign of God's favor and grace.

📜 2 Samuel 12:26-31
Joab captured the royal city of Rabbah and called for David to come and lead the final victory so the city would not bear Joab's name. David gathered the army, captured Rabbah, took its crown, and brought great spoil from the city. This victory completed Israel's campaign against the Ammonites.

📜 2 Samuel 13:1-5
David's son Amnon became obsessed with his half sister Tamar, the beautiful sister of Absalom. His sinful desire consumed him until he became physically distressed. His cousin Jonadab, described as a very crafty man, devised a deceptive plan for Amnon to get Tamar alone.

📜 2 Samuel 13:6-9
Following Jonadab's advice, Amnon pretended to be sick and asked David to send Tamar to prepare food for him. Trusting her father's request, Tamar went to Amnon's house, prepared the food before him, and served him.

📜 2 Samuel 13:10-12
Amnon sent everyone else out of the room and asked Tamar to bring the food into his private chamber. When she came near, he grabbed her and demanded that she lie with him. Tamar immediately pleaded with him not to commit such a disgraceful and sinful act, urging him to do what was right instead.

💡 Takeaway for the Road:
🛣 God's grace is greater than our failures, as seen in His continued work through Solomon.
🛣 Sinful desires that are entertained instead of surrendered can quickly grow into destructive actions.
🛣 God calls His people to reject deception and honor the dignity and purity of others.

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Sunday • 10:30 AM Central
Sunday Message

Sunday • 7 PM Central
Gospel of John Bible Study

Monday • 10 AM Central
Prayer Meeting

Monday • 7 PM Central
Edifying on the Expressway

Tuesday • 10 AM Central
Coffee Chat

Tuesday • 2 PM Central
Genesis Bible Study

Tuesday • 7 PM Central
Devotional Tuesday

Wednesday • 5 PM Central
Women's Study • Bible in a Year

Wednesday • 5 PM Central
Men's Study • Not a Fan

Wednesday • 7 PM Central
Hermeneutics Study

Thursday • 10 AM Central
Coffee Chat

Thursday • 7 PM Central
2 Samuel Bible Study

Friday • 7 PM Central
Movie Night

Saturday • 11 AM Central
Revelation Bible Study

Saturday • 5 PM Central
New Believers Discipleship Class

Saturday • 7 PM Central
Bible Trivia
Discord • 1st, 3rd & 5th Saturdays

Saturday • 7 PM Central
Praise & Worship
Discord • 2nd & 4th Saturdays

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07/30/2026

🚛📖 Church for Truckers Bible Study Recap • Genesis 39:1-23

📜 Genesis 39:1-6
Joseph was taken to Egypt and sold to Potiphar, an officer of Pharaoh and captain of the guard. Though Joseph was a slave, the Lord was with him, causing everything he did to prosper. Potiphar recognized that the Lord was blessing Joseph and placed him in charge of his entire household, trusting him with everything except the food he ate.

📜 Genesis 39:7-12
Potiphar's wife repeatedly tried to seduce Joseph, but he refused. Joseph recognized that giving in would betray Potiphar's trust and, more importantly, would be a sin against God. One day, when no one else was in the house, she grabbed his garment, but Joseph fled, leaving it behind rather than giving in to temptation.

📜 Genesis 39:13-18
Angry over Joseph's rejection, Potiphar's wife falsely accused him of attempting to assault her. She used Joseph's garment as false evidence and repeated the accusation to the members of the household and later to her husband, twisting the truth to protect herself.

📜 Genesis 39:19-20
When Potiphar heard his wife's accusation, he became angry and had Joseph thrown into the king's prison, where the king's prisoners were confined. Although Joseph was innocent, he suffered because of the false accusations against him.

📜 Genesis 39:21-23
Even in prison, the Lord was with Joseph, showing him steadfast love and giving him favor with the prison keeper. Joseph was placed in charge of all the prisoners, and everything entrusted to him prospered because the Lord was with him. Though Joseph's circumstances changed, God's presence never left him.

💡 Takeaway for the Road:
🛣 Faithfulness to God does not always prevent hardship, but God remains with us through every trial.
🛣 Integrity means choosing obedience to God even when no one else is watching.
🛣 Our circumstances may change, but God's presence and faithfulness never do.

📅 Join us at Church for Truckers

Sunday • 10:30 AM Central
Sunday Message

Sunday • 7 PM Central
Gospel of John Bible Study

Monday • 10 AM Central
Prayer Meeting

Monday • 7 PM Central
Edifying on the Expressway

Tuesday • 10 AM Central
Coffee Chat

Tuesday • 2 PM Central
Genesis Bible Study

Tuesday • 7 PM Central
Devotional Tuesday

Wednesday • 5 PM Central
Women's Study • Bible in a Year

Wednesday • 5 PM Central
Men's Study • Not a Fan

Wednesday • 7 PM Central
Hermeneutics Study

Thursday • 10 AM Central
Coffee Chat

Thursday • 7 PM Central
2 Samuel Bible Study

Friday • 7 PM Central
Movie Night

Saturday • 11 AM Central
Revelation Bible Study

Saturday • 5 PM Central
New Believers Discipleship Class

Saturday • 7 PM Central
Bible Trivia
Discord • 1st, 3rd & 5th Saturdays

Saturday • 7 PM Central
Praise & Worship
Discord • 2nd & 4th Saturdays

💬 Message us for details on how to join!

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