Gilbert House Ministries

Bible Studies

• Gilbert House Fellowship #436: Ecclesiastes 7–8 February 16, 2025
  Wisdom is gained through suffering.
• Gilbert House Fellowship #435: Ecclesiastes 5–6 February 9, 2025
  CHASING WEALTH for its own sake does not bring happiness. 
• Gilbert House Fellowship #434: Ecclesiastes 1–4 February 2, 2025
  LIFE IS SHORT and then you die. That’s the surface-level interpretation of the opening chapters of the Book of Ecclesiastes. 
• Gilbert House Fellowship #433: 1 Enoch 9–11 January 26, 2025
  The author(s) of the Book of the Watchers saw the punishment of the rebellious Watchers resulting from the intercession of the four archangels.
• Gilbert House Fellowship #432: Proverbs 27–28 January 19, 2025
  ACCEPTING CORRECTION and wise counsel can be difficult, but it can save us from a world of trouble.
• Gilbert House Fellowship #431: Proverbs 25–26 January 12, 2025
  THE CONTRAST between God and kings, and between wisdom and folly, are a central theme of these proverbs of Solomon.
• Gilbert House Fellowship #430: 1 Kings 9; 2 Chronicles 8 November 3, 2024
  YOU’D THINK an appearance by God Himself would be enough to keep even a king on the straight and narrow for the rest of his life.  After completing the Temple, God revealed to Solomon the blessings and consequences for obeying His Law or turning aside to worship other gods—which, sadly, we will learn is exactly what ...
• Gilbert House Fellowship #429: 1 Enoch 6–8 October 27, 2024
  THE SINS of the “sons of God” mentioned in Genesis 6:1–4 are listed in detail in chapters 6 through 8 of the Book of 1 Enoch. 
• Gilbert House Fellowship #428: Psalm 134, 146–150 October 20, 2024
  TRUSTING IN other people will usually disappoint. This week’s reading in Psalms is timely, giving that we’re less than three weeks away from electing a new president in the United States.  
• Gilbert House Fellowship #427: 2 Chronicles 5–7; Psalm 136 October 13, 2024
  SOLOMON’S prayer of dedication for the Temple includes a phrase we read often in the Psalms, “steadfast love,” which is sometimes translated “mercy,” “favor,” “loyalty,” or “lovingkindness.”