This lesson, entitled "The Holy Scriptures", marks the second Sunday of Advent and the start of a new quarter. Dive in to experience the richness of God's ever-prescient, ever-relevant and everlasting Word.

In this week's lesson we study the vision that Ezekiel received where a river of living water flowed from the temple or House of God. What is the significance for us that these waters flowed from Israel to all other nations? Are our respective houses of worship providing living water for those who are parched and thirsty for relief?

This is the final lesson from this current book, "Judah, From Isaiah To Exile".

This week's lesson again features Ezekiel having to be a messenger for the Lord. Instead of being the object lesson, God charges Ezekiel to serve as the sentinel (watchman) for Israel's turn to spiritual wickedness, encouraging them to return to righteousness. Ezekiel reminds us that righteous and wicked must repent to be made right with God.

This week's lesson is entitled, "The Story of Ezekiel". The lesson text is drawn from the book of Ezekiel. As always, I encourage you to read it for yourselves. What we see in this lesson is an atypical reaction to a devastating loss. The Lord again tries to deliver an important message to Israel via one of his prophets. What does the Lord have to do to reach you?

Mrs. DRJ joins us in this week's Sunday School lesson entitled, "Judah Taken Captive". What are the roles and responsibilities of our leaders? Although it is usually the citizens of a nation that suffer from poor leadership, there are times when the leadership too has to answer for not upholding their responsibilities. In the case of Judah, honoring God was a clear responsibility to be demonstrated by their king.

During this episode we discuss something that is hard to come by these days, PEACE. What did Jesus say about peacemakers? Do your circumstances determine your peace? Does God bless mess?

This week's lesson comes from Jeremiah 20: 1-6; 37:1 - 38:28; 43: 1-7 and is entitled, "Later Experiences of Jeremiah".

The life of a prophet is not an easy one and we find Jeremiah's opposition again trying to end his life -- this time by drowning. They would have succeeded if it were not for a eunuch. Hear how the Lord can use one person to save a life.

This week's Sunday School lesson is entitled, "God's Law In The Heart". Together we explore God's new covenant with us and how it differs greatly from His previous covenants with the children of Israel. Open hearts and minds are a must for this lesson.

This week's lesson is entitled, "The Story of the Rechabites". Jeremiah has a divinely-instructed interaction with the Rechabites (or Kenites), who were of the children of Israel, in order to observe their obedience to their ancestor. What could Judah learn from the Rechabites example?

This week's lesson entitled, "Jeremiah Calls The People to Obedience". The lesson Scripture is found in Jeremiah 7. As always, I encourage reading the passage in its entirety to get a more complete understanding of the text.

If you have not found a Sunday School to be a part of, I encourage you to find one, especially for this week's lesson. :)