Springer Road Church of Christ

Second Kings continues the story of Judah and Israel's history, and sadly, their ultimate decline. In this lesson Nate Bibens provides an overview of Second Kings and some of the primary characters found within the book and the lessons they teach!

Do you ever feel like you're not strong, talented, knowledgeable, or simply good enough to do great things for Christ's kingdom? Most of us probably deal with feelings of inadequacy, and truth be told, we're probably correct. But that's ok because God doesn't need our strength--we need His! In this lesson, Daniel Owens considers some Old Testament examples of men and women who did great things and...

The man known as "the thief on the cross" is only found in a few verses, but his story is well-known. And it's a beautiful story. A hardened and evil sinner found salvation with Jesus. But frequently, this story is used for one primary argument--to prove that baptism is not essential for salvation. Is that the lesson we should take from the thief's story? In this lesson, Nate Bibens reviews this w...

Few activities of Christianity and faith are as fundamental as prayer. And yet, many Christians struggle with how and what to pray. In this lesson, Nate Bibens considers Jesus' example prayer in the Sermon on the Mount to help Christians consider what types of things they can and should be praying for!

First Kings picks up Israel's history at the very end of David's life, and continues the story of the nation for the next 115-120 years. In this overview lesson, Nate Bibens provides a summary of the themes, outline, and events of First Kings!

One of Jesus' primary invitations and commands was the simple statement, "Follow Me." In this lesson, Nate Bibens reviews several of the occasions when Jesus stated this and discusses what is involved in following Jesus!

When the Church is growing that is a good thing. But how does the church keep its momentum and ensure that the joy of growth turns into complacency? James Smith provides this lesson on "The Church's Challenge!"

James Smith discusses the common doctrine of "once saved always saved" in light of what the Bible teaches. 

James Smith provides this lesson which reviews several times in the New Testament when Paul uses a specific phrase of emphasis to demonstrate a particularly important piece of instruction.

Abortion has been and will continue to be a volatile and highly debated topic in America. In this highly emotive discussion, what view should Christians take? What guidance does the Bible provide to show us how to think and live regarding the practice of abortion? In this sermon evangelist Nate Bibens seeks to provide a Biblical answer to the subject of abortion.

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus instructs His disciples to be like salt and light. Jonathan Owens discusses these metaphors and their meanings for Christians to help us understand what Jesus is calling us to be!

One of the most pervasive problems humanity faces is covetousness. Whether we are rich, poor, or somewhere in between, we will surely be tempted with greed and covetousness in some way and at some point. In this lesson from the Moral Issues series, Garrett Macy considers these dangerous sins and studies what the Bible teaches us concerning them. 

Bible study is the foundation and lifeblood of faithful, Christian living. But there are many ways we can hinder our Bible study efforts. James Smith provides an important and helpful overview of mistakes to avoid when approaching Bible reading and study!

Sometimes Christians describe themselves as "worthless." There are examples of individuals claiming to be "unworthy" in the Bible, but is there a difference between being unworthy and worthless? In this lesson, Nate Bibens considers the Biblical teaching to remind us that while we are unworthy of God's grace and love, we do have tremendous worth! 

In this lesson from the Moral Issues series, Terry Nash tackles the difficult but relevant topic of gender issues. 

In this lesson, David Brown considers the tale of Job and his wife to provide Christians today with important reminders!

Of all the institutions currently under attack by progressive culture, the family unit has probably been the most targeted. In this lesson from a series on Moral Issues, Jonathan Owens discusses some of the current cultural trends in comparison with the Biblical pattern and plan for the family. 

Fasting can be read about throughout the Bible, yet it is probably one of the most neglected disciplines. In this lesson, Nate Bibens reviews this practice from a Biblical perspective to learn details about fasting and how it can be practiced and beneficial for Christians today!

One of the most well-known verses in the Bible is John 3:16. This verse might be short and simple, but it also covers profound truths about the love of God. In this lesson, Nate Bibens studies this verse and considers five attributes it teaches us about the love of God!

In this Mother's Day lesson from James Smith, he considers the unique and powerful story of Matthew 15 and the healing of a woman's demon-possessed daughter. This woman is one of the few people who's faith impressed Jesus! James retells this wonderful story and considers some of the things that made this mother's faith so great!

Pilate once famously asked, "what is truth?" Today, many people ask the same question. Many people deny absolute truth, and instead view truth as a relative concept. One outcome of this view is what is frequently called "situation ethics" - the idea that instead of absolute moral truth, morality and truth can and often are defined by one's circumstances. In this lesson from the Moral Issues series...

First Samuel recounts the beginning of the kingdom era for Israel, but ends with the death of Israel's first king, Saul. Second Samuel continues the tale of Israel's history, and focuses on David as he rises to become king first of Judah, then all of Israel. This lesson provides an overview of this book and the details it gives about the successes and the failures of David's reign!

James Smith kicks off a new series by the Springer Road teachers on moral issues Christians must face and deal with. In this lesson, James provides an introduction to the issue of morality and authority, and also addresses the issue of fornication or sexual immorality. 

Many are aware of Jesus' parable commonly known as "The Prodigal Son." But what does the word "prodigal" mean? In this lesson, Nate Bibens considers the various meanings of the word "prodigal" and focuses on another lessons to be learned from another character in this parable--the father!

Psalm 15 is a short chapter with a powerful messaged. It asks the important question, "who can dwell with God?" and also give the answer! In this lesson, Jonathan Edwards considers this great Psalm and its message.