Sabbath School Study Hour

"Why must we be sure to learn for ourselves the crucial truths we believe?"

"How many people have drifted off into fanaticism and error because they refused to heed the counsel of a Spirit-led community of believers?"

"How 'like Christ' are you? In what areas can you do better?"

"When you think about the life and death of Jesus and then realize that He was God, what does this tell you about the kind of God we serve and why we should love and trust Him?"

"Humility, rather than pride, should characterize the Christian’s relationship, not only with God but with each other (1 Pet. 5:5)."

"How can we always be ready to face opposition for our faith, in whatever form that opposition comes? What is the key to being prepared?"

"Are there some areas in which we need to be in complete unity of thought in order to function as a church? If so, what are they, and how can we find this needed uniformity? In contrast, what are areas in which a diversity of opinion is not harmful but, in fact, could be helpful?"

"Why is it important for Christians to be as good citizens as possible, even in less-than-ideal political situations? What can you do to make your society better, even in a small way?"

"A holy nation? A royal priesthood? Applied to ourselves, what should terms like this mean in regard to the kind of lives we live, both as individuals and as a community?"

"How can we learn to be more loving? What choices must we make in order to be able to manifest the kind of love that comes from a “pure heart”?"