Certainly, we all need rest, which is why it’s a theme found all through the Bible. Though God created us for activity, that activity is to be punctuated by rest.

Lack of sleep and exhaustion because of physical overexertion are real problems. More troubling, however, are the times we feel that we are running on “emotional empty.”

Research shows that we are getting less sleep, and although we have faster cell phones, faster computers, faster internet connections, we still never seem to have enough time.

How do we find rest amid so much hustle and bustle?

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, "Living in a 24-7 Society."

The covenant is not just some deep theological concept; instead, it defines the parameters of our saving relationship with Christ, a relationship that reaps us wonderful benefits now and at His return.

All believers have a mission and purpose in life, and that is to spread to the world the wonderful truth that he or she has personally experienced in Christ Jesus.

All believers have a mission and purpose in life, and that is to spread to the world the wonderful truth that he or she has personally experienced in Christ Jesus.

With Christ’s law in our hearts, and with Christ dwelling there too, we come to another one of the great covenant benefits—a new heart.

Thanks to Jesus and the blood of the new covenant, none of us has to live under the stigma of guilt.