S and D Bible Studies

In Psalm 50 we read a prophesy of God's Arrival to our world. We also learn our obligations to Him. Lastly, God warns the wicked what's coming if they don't order their lives rightly.

Gideon was chosen by The LORD to rescue Israel. He was far from confident. Yet the LORD picked him to save His people after they cried out to Him in their distress.

According to scholars, the number 40 is found 146 times in the Bible. It is typically associated with testing, trials, or judgements. In this lesson we learn why we face trials, how to survive them, and how we can benefit from them.

King Jehoshaphat faced imminent destruction from his enemies. However, he wisely turned to the LORD. Happily, God gave him and his people the victory.

Ezekiel was a prophet of the LORD. He lived in challenging times. His own people, the nation of Judah, had failed to listen to the warnings God had sent them. In this message we learn how God is looking for someone who is willing to stand for Him.

Negative things surround us. As we age, even our bodies fight us. However, God says that internally we should have daily renewal that gives us hope for the eternal weight of glory promised to us in Heaven.

All Christians are called to be priests towards God. This privilege has been granted to us through the sacrifice of Jesus. Hebrews 13 tells us some simple things we can do to serve God.

King Asa of Judah was a good king. However, late in life he became so self-reliant that he failed to depend on the LORD.

Seeking the LORD is the best prevention from evil.

The fourth commandment has been one of the most controversial commandments throughout history. In this message we try to find out what God says to us today about working hard and resting well.

Paul gives us a short but powerful plan for Living.

This world can easily defeat us. However, Jesus taught us to be of good cheer. Why? Because He overcame the world.

God wants us to grow up spiritually. In order to do this we need the right diet and exercise.

In the first Psalm, the LORD tells us how to avoid the destructive path of the world and receive His blessings.

Praising the LORD for His Nature, Power, and Mercy should be our daily response to Him

Paul tells us how to live in a loving, discerning, and fruitful manner.

Jesus said His sheep hear His voice. We all need to hear Him to benefit from His kingdom.

Paul visited both Athens and Corinth with the Gospel message. This sermon compares these cities and the impact of the Good News on them.

In Psalm 25 we find out how to be people of integrity.

King Asa was one of the few kings with a good reputation for having faith.

Jeremiah was no king, prince, or politician. He was not wealthy, nor was he a military conqueror. However, God made him the most powerful man of his day.

Job wants all of us to know something about his Redeemer.

James tells us what is the source of the contention and strife in this world. He also tells us how to overcome the problem.

The Book of Hebrews tells us about the incomparable nature of Jesus. In this message we see how God worked from the beginning to this day to proclaim His Truth.

Job could not understand why he suffered what happened to him. Job 23 explains the doubt he faced when God seemed far away.