Sabbath School Study Hour

"Being a Christian is more than belonging to an organization with a history and a dogma. True faith isn’t something genetic, isn’t something that is passed on naturally from one generation to another. Each one needs to know Christ for himself or herself."

'We all have things that anger us, even to the point of pain. And, in some cases, we probably are justified in that anger. The question is, How can we, through the power of God, not let that anger make us, and others around us, miserable?'

"This week, as we continue to look at family life, we will look at it in the context of the various times of loss."

"This week we will spend time exploring the season of parenting with its challenges, fears, satisfaction, and joy."

"It’s one thing to quote Bible texts about oneness in Christ; it’s wholly another to actually experience it. What practical changes does Christ bring to our lives that enable us to experience the oneness and unity we have been promised?"

"How can we protect ourselves against cultural and moral forces that either make sexuality into nothing but degrading animal passion or turn it into something shameful that must never be talked about? How does the Bible show us that both extremes are wrong?"

"How have your actions, either for good or bad, impacted others, especially children? In what ways might you need to be more careful?"

"This week we will look at the question of companionship and loneliness at the various times of life that, perhaps, all of us have at some time faced."

"This week, let’s look at some of the changes that sooner or later, in one way or another, most of us face and how these changes can impact family life."

"This week, we will look in a very broad way at the question of the choices we make, how we should make them, and what impact these choices can have on ourselves and our families."