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The danger of replacing a relationship with God with the pursuit of wisdom
Solomon’s life is a reminder that you can be the wisest person on the planet and still make foolish mistakes. Today we continue learning from the story of Solomon.
Discover how wisdom is given freely to those who ask
Trace a wide and winding river backwards and you’ll find it originates from a single spring. Today we’ll look past the overwhelming wisdom displayed by Solomon to study the Source of his knowledge.
Find out what comes first: wisdom or knowledge
Wisdom and knowledge seem to be two distinct things. And yet, they also appear to be intertwined. Join us as we unravel the question by continuing our study of Solomon.
How can we learn from Solomon’s radical display of God-given wisdom?
God had graciously given Solomon wisdom and that gift was put to the test in a difficult case involving two prostitutes with babies!
Discover the practical side of wisdom by looking at the wisest man who lived
What does it mean to be “wise”? Is there more to “wisdom” than simply knowledge? Solomon’s example shows us that wisdom includes moral discernment.
Discover the important relational element of wisdom
When they hear the word “wisdom,” a lot of people envision a collection of facts and figures that is stored up in our head. But there is a practical side to wisdom — its relational element!
Let’s learn from a man who found wisdom in his sleep
People look for it in school, in books, or in real-life experiences, but still may never find it. So the question is, where do we find wisdom? Join our discussion as we begin a new study on “The Wisdom of Solomon.”
Let’s take one final look at the blind man in John chapter 9, from the perspective of Jesus
In the dark, it’s hard to see anything clearly. It’s only when the light is turned on that everything comes into focus. Let’s take one final look at the blind man in John chapter 9, from the perspective of Jesus, the Light of the World. See this passage with new eyes.
Discover how fear can change the way we view those in need
Parents are supposed to want the best for their children. Let’s study a mom and dad who weren’t exactly happy about their son’s miraculous healing!
A challenge to change our perspective on those in need
Some saw him as a culprit to blame. Others viewed him as a mystery to solve. But the religious leaders saw the blind man in John chapter 9 as a problem to avoid! Do we view them as people to love or interruptions to ignore?
Lessons from the healing of a blind man
Scripture tells us that God often works in mysterious ways. Why we don’t need to know all the reasons to appreciate God’s amazing work.
An eye-opening conversation about the truth and grace of Christ
Let’s conclude a study on John chapter 8 and the story of the woman caught in adultery. What we’ll find in this passage is a remarkable display of both the truth and grace of Christ.
Discover Jesus’ response to an impossible dilemma
From a human perspective, there was no good solution. Jesus shouldn’t forgive the woman caught in adultery, but He wouldn’t condemn her either! Our series in John chapter 8 continues.
An important discussion about the dangers of exploiting others
Ever notice how easy it is to mix up our priorities? It happens when we love things and use people, instead of loving people and using things!
Let’s turn to John chapter 8 and the account of the woman caught in adultery
Rather than help her privately, the religious leaders decided to use a broken woman to trap Jesus publicly! Don’t miss the start of this dramatic story.
