Lesson 1 of 10
Pure in Heart
God evaluates the heart, not outward appearance. These two studies ask what it means to have an undivided heart that is fully devoted to God and how God purifies the motives and loyalties hidden within us.
Key Scriptures: 1 Samuel 16:7; Matthew 5:8
Chapter at a Glance
Major Points
- God looks at the heart rather than outward appearance.
- Purity means undivided loyalty and wholehearted love for God.
- Repentance reunites a fragmented heart and restores spiritual clarity.
“Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God.”
Matthew 5:8
Lesson Resources
Handout & Assigned Reading
Handout: Open or download the lesson handout for use with this lesson.
Required reading: Obtaining a Pure Heart — complete the matching major chapter/topic in The Godly Man.
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God’s Heart Examination
God sees beyond outward appearance and looks at the heart. David’s anointing challenges us to examine the loyalties and affections that shape our lives.
Purity: Pure in Heart
Jesus’ promise in Matthew 5:8 points to a singular devotion to God. Purity is not merely outward behavior but a heart increasingly given to Him.
Lesson Completion
Assigned Reading
Complete the assigned reading at any point during this lesson.
Lesson Quiz