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A Two-Part Guided Workbook on David, Solomon, and the Wisdom of Proverbs
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Before David was a king, he was a shepherd — killing a lion and a bear in a field where nobody was watching and nobody applauded. That's usually where it starts for men, too: years of quiet responsibility before anyone attaches a title to the weight.
This is a two-part workbook. Part one walks David — the field, the crown, the fall, and the road back. Part two walks Solomon — the man who asked for wisdom, built an empire, and still had to name it all as chasing the wind. Eleven chapters, guided pages after every one.
What good is it for a man to gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?
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28 pages of guided, fillable pages
Part one · David — a heart that chased God
The Shepherd Before the King
Faithful in the field, long before anyone called him king.
A Man After God's Own Heart
Not because he was perfect. Because of where he ran when he wasn't.
The Weight of the Crown
Nobody warns you how heavy it gets to be the one everyone depends on.
The Fall
Unchecked power finds the exact place a man is unguarded.
The Road Back
The prayer of a broken man who still knew exactly where to go.
The Line That Led to the Savior
Grace didn't erase the story. It redeemed it.
Part two · Solomon — wisdom, warning, and the weight of more
Ask for Wisdom, Not a Crown
The moment he asked for the right thing.
The Wisdom of Proverbs
Written down for the men who'd come after him.
The Weight of More
Success can quietly become the thing that pulls you from God.
Chasing the Wind
Everything he built, and still: meaningless without God at the center.
Fear God and Keep His Commandments
After everything, this is what he landed on.
Inside the workbook, you'll work through
Written for the man carrying more than anyone sees — the provider, the leader, the one everybody leans on. It's direct, reflective work, not a study to finish. Print it, or fill it in on your tablet.
— Nichole
This workbook is educational and reflective; it is not therapy, clinical advice, or pastoral counseling. Digital product; all sales final.
Common Questions
Yes. It opens right away in Apple Books or Files. To write in it, import the PDF into GoodNotes, Notability, or the free Xodo app and you can type or handwrite on every page.
Scripture quotations follow NIV phrasing, drawn from 1 & 2 Samuel, Psalms, 1 Kings, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Acts, and Matthew.
Absolutely — it's designed to print beautifully at home on standard US Letter paper.