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Solomon - Lesson 7

The Fall of Vision: Lessons from Solomon's Reign

Ken Jones • 1 Kings 3:5–14, 1 Kings 11:1–11

The sermon examines Solomon’s tragic decline from wisdom and greatness to spiritual failure. Using examples from Samson, Peter, and Jesus, it highlights that even the most righteous can fall if they flirt with sin. Despite Solomon’s fall, the message emphasizes that every life can end well through repentance and returning to God. It underscores that worldly achievements and pleasures are ultimately meaningless compared to a life lived in reverence to God and His commandments. The sermon calls for personal reflection and a commitment to ending life on a positive note with God.

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