Sabbath School Study Hour

"We don’t obey to be saved; we obey because we already are saved. Obedience is the practical statement of a moral faith."

"Why is it so important for us to learn to trust in and believe in spiritual things that we don’t fully understand? In what worldly ways do we do that all the time anyway?"

"What do you pray for? What do your prayers tell about your priorities? What other things might you need to be praying for?"

"Whether we are rich or poor, how can we make sure we keep the right relationship to the things of this world?"

"It’s hard to imagine anything in the human character that is less reflective of the character of Christ than greed."

"Materialism is one of Satan’s weapons of choice against Christians. After all, who doesn’t like money and what money can bring us in the here and now?"

"What kind of example do you present? Would you feel comfortable with having others, particularly young people or new believers, following your example in all areas? What does your answer say about you?"

"If you knew for certain that Jesus was coming next month, what would you change in your life, and why? If you believe you need to change these things a month before Jesus comes, why shouldn’t you change them now? What is the difference?"

This week’s lesson covers Romans 10 and 11. These two chapters have been and remain the focal point of much discussion. One point, however, comes clear through them all, and that is God’s love for humanity and His great desire to see all humanity saved.

"How can knowing what God’s character is like help us to stay faithful amid trials that seem so unjustified and so unfair?"