June 29–July 5 Come, Follow Me 1 Kings 12–13; 17–22 “If the Lord Be God, Follow Him”

Noah and the team finally reach what should have been a safe place.

A hidden settlement carved into the frozen mountains offers warmth, food, and a single peaceful hour after days of survival. But peace never lasts.

When Crest Corporation surrounds the waystation and gives Noah ten minutes to surrender, he discovers that the hardest choices are rarely between good and bad. They’re between two options that both seem impossible.

Inspired by Elijah’s challenge on Mount Carmel, this chapter explores what it means to choose allegiance when silence feels safer—and why refusing to choose is often a choice itself.

“If the Lord be God, follow him.” — 1 Kings 18:21

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What if the little you have is already enough for God to work a miracle?

Tonight’s peaceful bedtime Bible story follows the prophet Elijah as God cares for him during a time of famine. First, ravens bring him food by the brook. Then Elijah meets a faithful widow in Zarephath who shares the very last of her flour and oil. Because she trusted God’s promise, her little jar never ran empty.

Based on 1 Kings 17, this calming bedtime story is part of this week’s Come, Follow Me study:

June 29–July 5 “If the Lord Be God, Follow Him” **1 Kings 12–13; 17–22

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As your little ones drift to sleep, may they remember this simple truth:

God always keeps His promises.

And He always gives us what we need.

Sweet dreams.

This guided scripture meditation is based on this week’s Come, Follow Me study:

June 29–July 5 “If the Lord Be God, Follow Him” 1 Kings 12–13; 17–22

When Elijah stood on Mount Carmel, he asked one question that still reaches into our hearts today:

“If the Lord be God, follow him.”

This peaceful Christian morning meditation follows the events of 1 Kings 18, inviting you to begin your day with a renewed decision to trust the God who answers—not always immediately, but always faithfully.

As Elijah rebuilt the altar, drenched the sacrifice with water, and watched the fire of the Lord fall from heaven, Israel was reminded that God had never stopped reaching for His people. The same invitation is extended to us each morning: to leave behind divided hearts and choose to follow Him.

Whether you’re beginning your day with prayer, preparing for scripture study, or simply seeking a quiet moment with God, may this meditation help you remember that He is near, He is faithful, and He is worth following.

Today’s invitation: • Choose God before the world chooses for you. • Trust Him even when the sky still looks empty. • Watch for the small cloud that becomes abundant rain. • Follow Him with an undivided heart.

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God is faithful.

He still answers.

This peaceful Christian sleep meditation is based on 1 Kings 18–19, part of this week’s Come, Follow Me study:

June 29–July 5 “If the Lord Be God, Follow Him” 1 Kings 12–13; 17–22

Tonight, let your heart find rest in one of the most comforting moments in all of scripture.

After witnessing the miracle on Mount Carmel, Elijah fled into the wilderness exhausted, discouraged, and afraid. Under a solitary juniper tree, the Lord did not rebuke him. Instead, He fed him, let him sleep, strengthened him for the journey ahead, and finally spoke—not through the wind, the earthquake, or the fire—but through a still, small voice.

Whether today has been filled with stress, disappointment, anxiety, or simple exhaustion, this meditation invites you to release tomorrow into God’s hands and rest in the quiet assurance that He is near.

Tonight, remember:

• God cares for weary souls. • Rest is part of His mercy. • His voice is often found in quietness. • You are never as alone as discouragement tells you. • You are held—even while you sleep.

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Sleep peacefully.

God is watching over you.

June 22–28 “Hear Thou in Heaven Their Prayer” 2 Samuel 11–12; 1 Kings 3; 6–9; 11

When every road to someone you love has been closed… does prayer still reach them?

In Chapter 23 of The Ark Conspiracy, Noah discovers his mother is still alive—but reaching her means making an impossible choice. As the snowcat passes the last place he could have turned back, both mother and son kneel miles apart, connected by the one line no prison, corporation, or distance can sever.

Key principle: Prayer stays open when every other line has been cut—and it runs in both directions.

This episode connects to Solomon’s prayer at the dedication of the temple in 1 Kings 8, where he repeatedly pleads, “Hear thou in heaven their prayer.” Solomon teaches that God hears His children wherever they are. Noah and his mother discover that same truth: even when separated by walls, mountains, and impossible circumstances, heaven still hears.

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Inspired by this week’s Come Follow Me lesson (June 22–28) from 2 Samuel 11–12 and 1 Kings 3; 6–9; 11, children will journey through Solomon’s dream, his request for a wise and understanding heart, the building of the temple, and the wonderful promise that God always listens to His children.

This peaceful Christian bedtime story is designed to help children feel safe, loved, and close to God as they drift off to sleep.

Tonight’s Come Follow Me bedtime story follows young King Solomon as he learns a beautiful truth: no prayer is too small for God to hear.

God hears little prayers.

In tonight’s story, children will discover: • Solomon’s prayer for wisdom • Why he built a temple for the Lord • God’s promise to hear His people • That every sincere prayer matters • How God listens to children, too • The comfort of God’s presence at bedtime

Scriptures: • 1 Kings 3 • 1 Kings 6–8 • 2 Samuel 11–12 • 1 Kings 11

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This week in Come, Follow Me (June 22–28), we study 2 Samuel 11–12 and 1 Kings 3; 6–9; 11 and discover one of the most beautiful prayers in scripture. Rather than asking for riches, power, or long life, Solomon asked for wisdom—the ability to discern between good and what only appears good.

An understanding heart.

That was Solomon’s request when God offered him anything he desired.

This Christian morning meditation invites you to begin your day the same way Solomon did: seeking an understanding heart from God.

As you prepare for the day ahead, you’ll reflect on: • Solomon’s prayer for wisdom • God’s promise to guide those who ask • Discernment in everyday decisions • David, Solomon, and the danger of small compromises • How to recognize what is truly good • Trusting God to lead your choices today

Whether you’re studying Come Follow Me, looking for a Bible meditation, seeking Christian encouragement, or wanting a peaceful way to start your morning with God, this meditation is for you.

Scriptures: • 2 Samuel 11–12 • 1 Kings 3 • 1 Kings 6–9 • 1 Kings 11 • James 1:5

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June 22–28 Come Follow Me Sleep Meditation | Hear Thou in Heaven Their Prayer | 2 Samuel 11–12; 1 Kings 3; 6–9; 11

Tonight, fall asleep inside the peace of Solomon’s temple.

This Christ-centered Bible sleep meditation is inspired by this week’s Come Follow Me lesson, “Hear Thou in Heaven Their Prayer” (2 Samuel 11–12; 1 Kings 3; 6–9; 11). As you rest, you’ll be guided through the quiet beauty of the temple Solomon built for the Lord, reflecting on God’s mercy, His nearness, and His promise to hear every sincere prayer.

Together we’ll remember Solomon’s tender prayer of dedication, the mercy that carried David through failure, and the comforting truth that God has not grown distant. The same Lord who filled His holy house with His presence still draws near to tired hearts today.

This peaceful Christian sleep meditation is designed to help you: • Let go of anxiety and racing thoughts • Rest in God’s mercy and forgiveness • Feel closer to the Savior before sleep • Reflect on this week’s Come Follow Me lesson • Fall asleep listening to scripture-centered encouragement

Scriptures: • 2 Samuel 11–12 • 1 Kings 3 • 1 Kings 6–9 • 1 Kings 11

Key Theme: The God who filled the temple longs to fill your heart with peace.

Whether you are studying Come Follow Me with your family, looking for a Bible sleep meditation, seeking Christian sleep content, or simply wanting a peaceful way to end your day with God, this meditation is for you.

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