S&D Bible Studies

Solomon warns people to take their commitments seriously.

Where you are and where you are going are far more important than where you've been. Psalm 119:105 tells us this through pointing at where we are standing and the path where we are heading. God's Word shows the Way!

In the first six verses of Proverbs chapter three, we see three sets of obligations and rewards promised for those who meet those obligations. This message explains how we can benefit from long life, peace, a good reputation, and direction in the pathways we take.

Knowing the right words to say to everyone in ever situation is difficult. But God tells us how to have the right words in Paul's letter to the Colossians.

God gave 7 promises to Abram before he left to the promised land. Abram, later known as Abraham, serves as an example of securing God's blessings.

God has given us a practical connection between our worship and our everyday lives. Paul explains this in Colossians 3:16-17.

We learn three ways to handle temptation in this sermon. Through prevention, preparation and God's power we can properly win the struggle we face.

Paul tells us to make prayer a priority. This message attempts to explain the importance and benefits of praying for everybody, especially those in authority.

We need power in everything we do. Yet none of us has the power to overcome our sinful condition. Paul describes the message of the Cross as the Power of God. This sermon explains how the foolishness of God is wiser than men, and the weakness of God is stronger than men.

To the Thessalonians, Paul invoked from the Lord the blessing of their spirits, souls and bodies. In this message, we see how we can enjoy this blessing across the entirety of our spiritual, emotional and physical experience.