<p>This week on the Sabbath School Rescue podcast, Swoopes and Soups discuss the meaning of the patience of the saints and faith of Jesus, found in the book of Revelation.</p>

This week on the Sabbath School Rescue podcast, Swoopes and Soups discuss the meaning of the patience of the saints and faith of Jesus, found in the book of Revelation.

Fear God and Give Glory to Him

Sabbath School Rescue is a weekly podcast with Michael W. Campbell & Buster Swoopes, Jr. over the Sabbath School lesson. The “Campbell Swoopes” duo (who started this podcast as religion teachers at Southwestern Adventist University) have lively dialogue as they dig deeper into each week’s lesson. Campbell now serves as the Director for the Office of Archives, Statistics and Research at the North American Division of Seventh-day Adventists, and Swoopes is a Regional Director of Clinical Mission for AdventHealth.

Religion & Spirituality

Sabbath School Rescue is a weekly podcast with Michael W. Campbell &amp; Buster Swoopes, Jr. over the Sabbath School lesson. The “Campbell Swoopes” duo (who started this podcast as religion teachers at Southwestern Adventist University) have lively dialogue as they dig deeper into each week’s lesson. Campbell now serves as the Director for the Office of Archives, Statistics and Research at the North American Division of Seventh-day Adventists, and Swoopes is a Regional Director of Clinical Mission for AdventHealth.

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