John the Baptist, the disciples, and Nicodemus all bore witness that Jesus was the Messiah. What lessons can we learn from these various relationships? How was faith developed?

The Gospel of John has a unique prologue. John was inspired to write these words, so what is being said when Jesus is referred to as the Word? Why the call-back to creation? How have we "seen His glory?"

How are the miracles performed by Jesus signs of divinity? In this week's lesson we will look at 3 miracles, feeding the 5,000, healing the blind man, and raising Lazarus, and Jesus' related I AM statements to learn what each miraculous event was intended to communicate.

In this first lesson, we will look at the early "signs" Jesus performed in his ministry. We will explore why Jesus performed signs.

Who was the first to evangelize the Gospel of a risen Savior? Why were the disciples so slow to believe in His resurrection? Why is the resurrection of Jesus from the dead such an important truth for Christians? This lesson will answer these questions and discuss our role in the Great Commission.

This lesson looks at the trial before Pilate, and the abuse that Jesus endured prior to the cross, and on the cross. What events took place after the death of Jesus? Why did it take courage for Joseph of Arimathea to ask Pilate for the body of Jesus? How do we prepare to have such courage?

In this lesson we will discuss the Last Supper, the events of Gethsemane, the "trial" before the Sanhedrin, and Peter's denial of Christ. What can we learn from Jesus' conduct during these interactions? How can we avoid dangerous self-confidence?

"What lessons can be learned about personal sacrifice from the widow's offering? This lesson will also explore the dual prophetic message of Jesus in Mark 13. What counsel did Jesus provide that will help us to prepare for His return?"

This lesson will discuss the Triumphal Entry, and the rising hatred of the religious leaders against Jesus. How did the leaders react to the cleansing of the temple, and to their failed attempts to trap Jesus with baited questions?

Mark records Jesus' teachings on marriage, children, and wealth. What principles are still applicable to our families? What can we learn from the Rich Young Ruler? What lessons are there for us in the disciples' reactions to Jesus' telling of his suffering and death?

In this lesson Jesus begins to help his disciples understand his mission and suffering as the Messiah. What is the cost of discipleship? How does Jesus define "greatness"? Why did the disciples struggle to understand?

Jesus sought to help the religious leaders see how they put tradition over God's commands, and correct their backwards understanding of defilement. How did meeting the physical needs of the people have an impact on meeting their spiritual needs?

Mark continues his action packed account of Jesus' ministry in chapters 5-6. What lessons can we learn from his work? From his rejection in Nazareth? From sending the 12 on their first mission? What can we learn from the feeding of the 5,000?

Why did Jesus teach using parables? What truth was Jesus sharing through the parables recorded in Mark 4? This lesson endeavors to draw out the principles from the parables of The Sower, The Lamp, The Measuring Basket, and The Seeds.

The ministry of Jesus was controversial for the religious leaders of the time. How was healing controversial? Fasting? How did Jesus view Sabbath observance differently? Why would the religious leaders try to restrict the ministry of Jesus?

Mark jumps right into the active ministry of Jesus. We will explore the lessons Mark has packed into this first chapter.

We begin this quarter's lessons by looking at who John Mark was and the circumstances of his relationship with other disciples. The book of Acts gives us some context.

How do we prepare ourselves for the time of trouble? What will take place during the 1000 years after Jesus' return? How is the unfailing love of God for everyone revealed at the conclusion of the great controversy?

This lesson will revisit truth vs error as it relates to the Seal of God and the Mark of the Beast. We will also study the empowerment of the Holy Spirit through the Latter Rain.

What is the key issue in the final conflict? How will this conflict lead to Christ's followers being persecuted in the last days? This study will answer these questions and identify the Beast from the Sea and from the Earth in Revelation 13.

How has the false teaching on the immortality of the soul infiltrated the church, and why is the idea so dangerous? What does the Bible teach about life and death? We will study the rise of spiritualism in the last days, and how to protect ourselves from this deception.

What is the foundation of God's government? This lesson will discuss God's justice and mercy and the role of the 10 Commandments. Why is keeping the commandments of God an identifying characteristic of the “saints”?

This lesson will look at the message of hope found in the sanctuary service. What does it reveal about the ministry of Jesus as our Great High Priest in the heavenly sanctuary? Can we share hope through the Day of Atonement and judgment?

Why is the Second Coming of Jesus so important for every Christian? What did Jesus say about his return? What lessons can be learned from William Miller and the Great Disappointment?

This lesson will identify the characteristics of the Two Witnesses of Revelation, and related prophetic time periods. How are the Two Witnesses "killed" and "resurrected"? What special mission is given to the Two Witnesses today?

What bold declaration did the prophet Isaiah give regarding the Word of God? Why was the apostle Paul so passionate about sharing the Word with others? What is the relationship of the Holy Spirit to scripture? This lesson will answer these questions and look at the central truth of God's Word.

This lesson will look at the persecution and apostasy prophesied in the Little Horn power of Daniel. Using the apostles as and example, how can we stand firm for the truth as followers of Jesus?

How does the Word of God set us free from Satan’s deceptions? In this lesson we will dig into how to discern God's truth from Satan's lies. This study will discuss practical steps in separating the "sheep" from the "wolves". When facing the darkness of persecution and false doctrines, what light will guide us?

This lesson will explore the love of God revealed in scripture through Jesus. What can we learn about God's love from the hardships of the apostles? This lesson will also look at practical ways we can reflect God's love to those around us.

A cosmic conflict has taken place between God and Satan. How did war break out in heaven, a perfect place? What was Lucifer's strategy? When did Earth become a focal point in the conflict? This lesson will look into these questions and help you find hope on the battlefield.

Waiting is hard. Waiting on the wonderful promises of heaven that are described in the Bible make it harder! What do the Psalms say about what we should be doing while we wait? Can there be peace in the anticipation?

What do the Psalms say about how we worship God here on Earth? What do they say about what worship will be like in heaven?

The psalmists wrote many beautiful prose of longing for God, as well as of their intimate worship experiences. How can these examples help us as we wait for heavenly Zion?

The Psalms often refer to historical examples of how God has saved His people in the past. What lessons can we learn from salvation history?

This lesson will look at some of the key biblical themes found in the imagery of The Good Shepherd, The Suffering Messiah, The Eternal King, and Eternal Priest.

The Psalms are a source of wise counsel. In this lesson we will look at some examples of this wisdom and the blessings found in applying this wisdom to our lives.

God's mercy is boundless! We will look at what the Psalms have to say about resting and rejoicing in His mercy.

Does God hear the cry of the oppressed? What should we do when it seems that He is slow to act on our behalf? In this lesson we will look at God's promises to arise.

When were the Psalms written? Does this context give us inssights? Why was Israel in a foreign land? How can we sing the Lord's Song?

This lesson continues our look at God's character. The Psalms tell us that God is near to us, cares, is our refuge, deliverer, and help in times of need.

The Bible reveals the character of our awesome God! In this lesson we will look at the psalmists' description of God as Creator, Sovereign, Judge, and worthy of our trust.

This lesson will look at the examples of prayer in the Psalms, and how we can use them as a model for our own prayers.

Is there a method to reading the Psalms that will help us get the most out of this beautifully written scripture? In this lesson we will look at who the psalmist were, how Israel used the songs in worship, and the unique features of the Psalms.

In this last lesson, we will look at God’s mission in the end times. How will God's mission finally be accomplished?

What lessons can we learn from Esther and Mordecai? How does their example inform us on how we should conduct ourselves as witnesses?

Are there people who remain unreached because of the prejudice of believers? In part two of this lesson, we see how Jesus opens the eyes of His followers to see groups that are neglected.

There are still groups of people who have yet to hear the Gospel. In part one of this two-part lesson, we will explore how to reach out to those in need of the Good News.

How do we reach those that seem to have no needs for Christ? There are several examples in the Bible to consider.

In this lesson we will focus on how Jesus met the varying needs of people.

How do we connect with the people in our sphere of influence? How did Jesus handle resistance?

Do you ever hesitate to share the Gospel? In this lesson we will look to scripture to help motivate us and prepare us for the Mission.

In this lesson we will look at some of the common excuses we use to avoid our part in the Mission, and how God will help us move past them.

Are there other ways to participate in the Mission outside of giving a testimony? Were all of Jesus' efforts a success?

God has called us to help others learn the Good News as part of the mission. But what does that mean in practical terms for our daily lives?

In this second part of a two-part lesson, we explore the details God has shared with us about how He has accomplished His mission, and continues to work His plan of salvation.

We are in the middle of a battle between good and evil. Paul reminds us to seek strength and protection in the Lord.

Imagine if every believer put on the full armor of God! What would that look like individually and as a church?

How do we move past knowing about grace to experiencing it personally? How can a new life in Christ unite us as a church?

When sin ruined God's original plan for humanity, He set out on a mission to save us. In the first of a two-part lesson, we look at how God planned to accomplish His mission of redemption.

In this lesson Paul extends counsel to children, parents, workers and employers. How can we apply this counsel today?

What does it mean to submit to one another? What counsel does Paul have for husbands and wives? How does the marriage relationship reflect the relationship Christ has with His church?

Sunday June 7- Sabbath June 13

Sunday October 25- Sabbath October 31

Sunday November 22 - Sabbath November 28

Sunday July 12 - Sabbath July 18

Sunday December 20 - Sabbath December 26

Sunday June 21 - Sabbath June 27

Sunday July 26 - Sabbath August 1

Sunday June 14 - Sabbath June 20

Sunday October 11 - Sabbath October 17

Sunday November 8 - Sabbath November 14

Sunday July 19 - Sabbath July 25

Sunday August 16 - Sabbath August 22

Sunday September 13 - Sabbath September 19

Sunday January 24 - Sabbath January 30

Sunday December 27 - Sabbath January 2

Sunday March 7 - Sabbath March 13

Sunday December 13 - Sabbath December 19

Sunday May 24 - Sabbath May 30

Sunday January 10 - Sabbath January 16

Sunday September 6 - Sabbath September 12

Sunday February 28 - Sabbath March 6

Sunday November 29 - Sabbath December 5

Sunday August 9 - Sabbath August 15

Sunday February 7 - Sabbath February 13

Sunday August 30 - Sabbath September 5

Sunday October 4 - Sabbath October 10

Sunday September 20 - Sabbath September 26

Sunday January 17 - Sabbath January 23

Sunday November 15 - Sabbath November 21

Sunday January 31 - Sabbath February 6

Sunday December 6 - Sabbath December 12

Sunday August 2 - Sabbath August 8

Sunday July 5 - Sabbath July 11

Sunday August 23 - Sabbath August 29

Sunday November 1 - Sabbath November 7

Sunday June 26 - Sabbath July 4

Sunday May 31 - Sabbath June 6

Sunday February 14 - Sabbath February 20

Sunday February 21 - Sabbath February 27

Sunday September 27 - Sabbath October 3

Sunday January 3- Sabbath January 9

Sunday October 18 - Sabbath October 24

What does it mean to be imitators of God? Why is it important to remember that we are “dear children” as we continue to grow in grace?

How does Paul describe the human experience before we become a "new creation"? What miracle occurs when we accept grace? What practical counsel does Paul give us to grow in grace?

In this week's lesson we will discuss the gifts from Jesus Christ to His church, as well as the unifying work of the Holy Spirit.

What did Paul mean when he said he was “a prisoner of Christ Jesus”? What was the “mystery” that was revealed to Paul to share with the Gentiles?

We will discuss the sinful condition of humanity, and God's plan to rescue us from being "dead in our tresspasses."

In this lesson we will discuss the power of praying in Jesus' name, as well as the gift of wisdom brought by the Holy Spirit.

How does Paul communicate the good news of Jesus to the Ephesians? How does Paul's message apply to your life?

In this week's lesson we take a big-picture view of the Apostle Paul’s letter to the Ephesians, exploring the historical context, how Paul was received, and the primary focus of the letter.

Sunday July 25 - Sabbath July 31

Sunday May 16 - Sabbath May 22

Sunday July 11 - Sabbath July 17

Sunday April 25 - Sabbath May 1

Sunday June 27 - Sabbath July 03

Sunday June 13 - Sabbath June 19

Sunday April 11 - Sabbath April 17

Sunday August 08 - Sabbath August 14

Sunday September 12 - Sabbath September 18

Sunday March 28 - Sabbath April 3

Sunday May 2 - Sabbath May 8

Sunday April 4 - Sabbath April 10

Sunday August 29 - Sabbath September 04

Sunday June 20 - Sabbath June 26

Sunday March 21 - Sabbath March 27

Sunday August 22 - Sabbath August 28

Sunday September 19 - Sabbath September 25

Sunday July 18 - Sabbath July 24

Sunday August 15 - Sabbath August 21

Sunday April 18 - Sabbath April 24

Sunday March 14 - Sabbath March 20

Sunday May 7 - Sabbath May 15

Sunday June 6 - Sabbath June 12

Sunday July 04 - Sabbath July 10

Sunday August 01 - Sabbath August 07

Sunday May 30 - Sabbath June 5

Sunday May 23 - Sabbath May 29