Lesson Overview:
October is a time of harvest, reminding us that the Word of God is our ultimate nourishment. For advanced learners, the challenge is not just to read Scripture, but to fully depend on its sufficiency in doctrine, worship, and daily living. This lesson explores why the Bible alone is the ultimate authority.
Key Passages:
2 Timothy 3:16–17
Psalm 19:7–11
2 Peter 1:19–21
Hebrews 4:12
Lesson Outline:
All Scripture is God-Breathed (2 Tim. 3:16–17) – Sufficient for teaching, correction, and equipping.
The Law of the Lord is Perfect (Ps. 19:7–11) – Scripture restores the soul and brings joy.
Prophecy Came Not by Human Will (2 Pet. 1:19–21) – The Spirit ensures its divine authority.
The Word is Living and Active (Heb. 4:12) – Scripture penetrates hearts and transforms lives.
Practical Applications & Reflections:
Replace one devotional book this month with direct study of Scripture.
Memorize Psalm 19:7–8 as a declaration of the Word’s power.
Defend the sufficiency of Scripture in one spiritual conversation.
In Summary: God’s Word is enough—for doctrine, direction, and daily life.
Discussion Questions:
Why is the sufficiency of Scripture often challenged today?
What dangers arise when we add to or subtract from God’s Word?
How can you deepen your dependence on Scripture this month?