Springer Road Church of Christ

In this sermon, Nate Bibens returns to Psalm 6 and considers how the psalm pertains to Jesus!

Psalm 6 is a prayer of David during a time of great pain and distress. In this sermon, evangelist Nate Bibens works through this Psalm to consider the condition , cause , contention , and confidence of David's prayer.

In this lesson, Elder James Smith considers a phrase Jeremiah uses to describe the sad condition of Judah—"They did not know how to blush." Shame may be uncomfortable, but it plays an important role in helping us avoid evil and do what's right!

What should we do when facing danger and despair? When God delivers us, what should our response be? In this sermon, Evangelist Nate Bibens spends some time with the 116th Psalm—a psalm of praise because of God's ability and desire to save!

Much like the final verses of Acts 2, the closing verses of Acts 4 provide a "state of the Church" as Luke reports what the church looked like even after threats from Jewish leadership. Instead of fear, the church continued in radical generosity, love for one another, and powerfully preaching the resurrection of Jesus! In this sermon, Nate Bibens covers these final verses of Acts 4.

Elder David Brown provides this final lesson in the Biggest Story: The Prophets series as he covers the closing chapters of the Old Testament—Malachi 3-4!

It didn't take long for the Apostles and the early church to begin facing opposition. How did they respond to this opposition? With prayer. In this lesson, Nate Bibens covers Acts 4:23-31 and the Apostle's prayer for God to see and help them!

In this sermon from The Biggest Story series, Matthew Brown covers the next-to-last prophet in the Old Testament—Zechariah!

God wants us to reason with Him and His Word. In this sermon, Lee Owens discusses what God's Word says about some crucial elements of Salvation in the New Testament!

Elton Prince discusses three basic goals that should define a Christian life!

In this lesson from the Biggest Story series, Garrett Macy covers the well-known and incredible story of Jonah!

Acts 4 introduces a new theme in the narrative of the early church—opposition. The Jewish authorities interrupt Peter and John's preaching to interrogate and threaten them. But Peter and John aren't intimidated or silenced. In this lesson, Nate Bibens covers Acts 4:1-22, detailing Peter and John's first arrest and appearance before the Sanhedrin!

Have you ever wondered how God is working on your behalf? We don't get to know all the ways in which God works, but we can rest assured that He does. In this sermon, Matthew Brown considers the story of Abraham, Sarah, and Abimelech, and something God says to Abimelech on that occasion: "I kept you from sinning!"

When you're gone, how will people remember you? What short sentence might summarize your life? In this sermon, Elder James Smith considers some of the saddest epitaphs found in the Bible as a warning for us today. While there's much to learn from these examples, the pertinent question isn't what was said about them, but "what will be said about me?"

Many people desire positive preaching only. Preaching that focuses on what we shouldn't do is deemed negative preaching. But Jesus often taught crowds and disciples about what they shouldn't do. In this sermon, evangelist Nate Bibens works through several portions of Jesus' Sermon on the Mount to consider the several times that Jesus' instructions began with "Do Not..."

In this sermon from the Biggest Story series, Lee Owens covers Amos 5 and the Lord's rebuke towards Israel for their idolatry and unjust ways.

In this lesson from the series on Acts, Nate Bibens teaches through Peter's sermon in Acts 3 after healing the lame man!

How should we pray when evil enemies surround us? What should we pray for in times of danger and trial? Psalm 5 is a prayer of David concerning wicked enemies, and as such is an insightful, yet surprising prayer. This Psalm helps us with prayer, but it also helps us understand the danger of wickedness and the blessing of submitting to and following our righteous God.

Of all the prophets, perhaps Hosea had the most heartbreaking ministry. In this lesson from The Biggest Story series, Elder James Smith covers Hosea 1-3 and the heartbreaking, yet ultimately beautiful story of Hosea and Gomer, which is a picture of God and His people!

Job and his wife both experienced horrific loss, but they responded in vastly different ways. Why is that? In this lesson, Elder David Brown considers the story of Job and the lessons we can learn to ensure that our hope and confidence are placed in that which is sure and steadfast

People are often pre-judged by their backgrounds and circumstances. Others use their background as an excuse. But in this sermon, Elder James Smith uses multiple Bible examples of people who came from rough or obscure places to do great things for God!

In this sermon from The Biggest Story series, Darrin Daniels covers Daniel 6 and the encouraging story of Daniel's faith, even when his faith caused him to be thrown in a den of lions!

One of Jesus' most comforting and beautiful promises is found in the invitation, "Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest." In this sermon, elder James Smith walks us through Matthew 11:28-30 and Jesus' wonderful promise.

In this lesson from The Biggest Story series, Elton Prince covers Daniel 5 and the eerie scene of judgment pronounced against King Belshazzar!

In this sermon from a series on Acts, evangelist Nate Bibens covers Acts 3:1-10 and the healing of a man born lame!