Summer of Solomon
Lessons From the Wisdom Literature
Our Summer Series will take a look at the Wisdom literature from the writings of Solomon, which include the Old Testament books of Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Song of Solomon. Various speakers from surrounding congregations will teach a lesson on this topic through the summer.
Episodes
EP 4. Don't Be Foolish About Adultery
Adultery destroys more than just relationships — it wrecks lives. This video dives into Proverbs to expose the dangers of both physical and virtual adultery, why God takes it so seriously, and how to protect your heart and your marriage. Don’t be fooled. Don’t be foolish.
Length: 43:37
EP 6. Pride
Pride isn’t always loud and arrogant—it often hides beneath our desire to be liked, our fear of being honest, or our obsession with our image. In this powerful message, we explore the rise and fall of Solomon and how even the wisest man on earth was brought low by pride.
Length: 43:51
EP 7. Seeking Wisdom
What happens when we ignore God’s wisdom? Solomon’s words in Proverbs remind us that true life is found in listening to God. Worldly wisdom fades—but God’s wisdom endures forever.
Length: 37:08
EP 8. 18 Vain Things
Solomon explored everything life had to offer—wealth, pleasure, work—and called it all meaningless without God. This message from Ecclesiastes reveals 18 vain pursuits and the one thing that truly matters: fearing God and keeping His commandments.
Length: 43:01
EP 10. Song of Songs
In this lesson, we explore the Song of Solomon as more than poetry—it’s a powerful reminder of God’s good creation, the beauty of love in its proper context, and His relentless pursuit of His people. Through humor, biblical insight, and practical application, we see how this ancient book speaks to marriage, faith, and hope for our future with God.
Length: 41:19
EP 11. The End of the Matter
Solomon’s final words in Ecclesiastes remind us of life’s true purpose: “Fear God and keep His commandments, for this is the whole of man.” This lesson looks at Solomon’s life, his regrets, and his conclusion that everything apart from God is vanity. In the end, what truly matters is living in reverence and obedience to the Lord, knowing every deed will be brought into judgment.
Length: 43:44
