God loves us and seeks to redeem us from not only the power of sins now but also from the eternal death that they bring.

Join Sabbath School host, Eric Flickinger, and this quarter's authors, Gerald and Chantal Klingbeil, as they provide additional insights into this week's Sabbath School lesson, "Finding Rest in Family Ties."

Joseph begins to find rest in his relationships by making a personal decision to follow God.

If ever there was a dysfunctional family, the patriarch’s family could have competed with it.

This week we turn to the story of Joseph and his family ties in order to watch God at work bringing healing and emotional rest despite dysfunctional family relationships.

How can we help those around us struggling with their burdens to come to Jesus and find rest?

When Jesus told us that His burden is light, He wanted to remind us

It’s through obedience, by faith, understanding that our salvation is secure, not based on the law but on Christ’s righteousness covering us, that we can have true rest and freedom.

We need a Savior who can stand in our stead, not just as an Intercessor but as our Substitute.

Being yoked to Jesus emphasizes obedience and commitment to follow in His footsteps and to participate in His mission.