Sabbath School Study Hour

What are the idols of our culture, our civilization? How can we make sure we aren’t worshiping anyone or anything other than the Lord?

How can we learn to trust God when we don’t see “justice” being done, when we see people who do evil get away with it, or when we see the innocent suffer?

Why is it so comforting to know that while not all things are God’s will, He is still in charge?

How can we learn to keep focused on Christ and His righteousness as our only hope of salvation? What happens if we try to start counting up our good works? Why is it important that we not give up, despite times of doubt?

What kind of influence do our actions have on others? What kind of message are we sending about our faith by our actions?

What example do we have from history, or even the present, of the trouble that can come from those who seek to make a name for themselves?

What lesson can we learn from the Noah story regarding our role in warning the world about coming judgment?

Why must we do all that we can in God’s power to eradicate sin from our lives?

If Satan was able to deceive a sinless Eve in Eden, how much more vulnerable are we? What is our best defense against his deceptions?

Think about the vast power of God, who upholds the cosmos, and yet can be so near to each of us. Why is this amazing truth so amazing?