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.

"We still have to make the conscious choice to “come” to Jesus,

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, ""Come to Me."

Get rid of the yokes and burdens that you are carrying (give them to Me) and take Mine upon yourself instead, for Mine are easier to bear.

What does it mean to sin against God?

God’s precious forgiveness glues our brokenness together, and the visible breaks can draw attention to His grace.

The victorious Christian life is not all about us. It is all about Jesus.

When we consider the cost of rest in Jesus, we need first to recognize that we need outside help; we are sinners and need a Savior...