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Warm-Up for Sunday: Christ’s Way is a part of a 200 year old movement called the Restoration Movement. The intent of the movement is to restore what’s been lost regarding the mission and practice of the church as Jesus envisioned it. I often wonder if this movement adequately emphasizes what truly needs restored. David and his men had lost nearly everything; their homes, their wives, children and supplies. In due course, God helped them restore what was lost but it all began with the restoration of one man’s heart. David turned back to the Lord and it led to the restoration of all else they had lost. But God’s restoration is never complete until we share what’s been lost with others. Join me this week as we see how God used David’s restoration to restore what had been lost to so many others.Small Group Discussion questions:
The House of David 19
1 Samuel 30 – November 9th 2025
Restoring What was Lost
1. What all was lost to David and his men? 1 Samuel 30:1-6
2. In what sense is death, burial and resurrection (restoration) a reoccurring theme in each of our lives?
3. What was David’s first step toward restoration?
1 Samuel 30:6-8, Matthew 6:25-34
4. Did everyone follow David’s lead to restore what was lost?
See Vs 10. Why did they stay behind?
5. Describe the unlikely instrument God used to help David restore what was lost. 1 Samuel 30:11-15
6. Why did this Egyptian, who had helped the Amalekites raid David’s village, now seek help from David? What’s the application for us?
7. After the restoration of their families and resources, were David’s Band of Brothers willing to share their victory? Why? 1 Samuel 30:21-22
8. David told the 400 soldiers that we must share equally even with the 200 who did not go to battle (vs 23-24). Why is David saying this? What’s the application for us? Matthew 20:1-16
9. David even shares plunder with friends who remained in Israel (see vs 26). What’s the application? 2 Corinthians 8:1-7