Sermon Follow-up

Dear Saints, Here is a review of the application from yesterday’s sermon on Solomon’s display of wisdom (1 Kings 3:16–28). I’ve also included a daily devotional thought based on this material. Pastor Bordwine Summary of Practical Lessons and Encouragements.   Our daily conduct shapes our reputation, and our reputation influences the way others view us and respond to us. As followers of Christ, we should strive to cultivate a reputation that honors God and reflects His transforming grace. A good ...

Dear Saints, Here is a review of the application from yesterday's sermon on Solomon’s request of the Lord (1 Kings 3). I’ve also included once again a daily devotional thought based on this material. Pastor Bordwine Summary of Practical Lessons and Encouragements.   God often comes to the aid of His people even when they are engaged in some kind of disobedience. Solomon received God's gracious visitation while in a place where he should not have been. Believers should never ...

Dear Saints, Here is a summary of the application from yesterday's sermon for your consideration. Please note something new at the end. Pastor Bordwine * Abiathar's downfall reminds us that faithfulness in the past does not guarantee faithfulness in the future. A long record of service can be marred by a single act of disobedience if we do not remain diligent in guarding our hearts. The Christian life requires continual vigilance and perseverance. We should regularly examine ourselves to ensure ...

Dear Saints,   Here is a summary of the application from yesterday's sermon for your consideration.   Pastor Bordwine   * Adonijah's actions remind us that sinful people often pursue their goals indirectly rather than openly. Instead of approaching Solomon himself, he attempted to use Bathsheba’s influence on her son to gain an advantage. Scripture repeatedly warns us about such subtle and deceptive methods.   * Christians must be careful not to participate in the spread of suspicion, criticism, or ...

Dear Saints, Here is a summary of the application from yesterday's sermon. As you begin this new week, remember our time before the Lord and consider how you might apply these observations. * As David neared the end of his life, his primary concern for Solomon was not earthly success, but his son’s walk before God. Though David possessed wealth, influence, authority, and honor, he understood that true and lasting blessings are found only in covenant faithfulness to the Lord. ...