In this week’s Sabbath School lesson, Lesson 12: “Living With Each Other,” we explore the practical implications of the gospel in our relationships with others. Paul’s counsel to the early church reminds believers that the Christian life is not only about our relationship with Christ, but also about how we treat one another within the body of believers.The New Testament calls us to reflect Christ’s character through humility, patience, forgiveness, and love. As followers of Jesus, we are invited to build communities that reveal the transforming power of the gospel.

In this week’s Sabbath School lesson, Lesson 11: “Living With Christ,” we explore what it truly means to experience a life transformed by a daily relationship with Jesus. Paul’s writings remind believers that the Christian life is not merely about knowledge of Christ, but about living in union with Him through faith, obedience, and the work of the Holy Spirit.As we walk with Christ, our priorities change, our character is shaped, and our hope is anchored in His promises. This lesson invites us to reflect on how Christ’s presence can influence every area of our lives.

In this week’s Sabbath School lesson, Lesson 10: “Complete in Christ,” we explore one of the most powerful themes in the New Testament: the sufficiency of Jesus. Paul reminds believers that in Christ we lack nothing—no additional spiritual system, no human philosophy, no legalistic performance can add to what Christ has already accomplished.

In this week’s Sabbath School lesson, Lesson 9: “Reconciliation and Hope,” we explore Paul’s powerful message to the Corinthians about restoration, unity, and the ministry of reconciliation. In a divided and struggling church, Christ’s redemptive work becomes the foundation for healing and renewed hope.

In this week’s Sabbath School lesson titled Lesson 8: “The Preeminence of Christ – Philippians and Colossians,” we focus on the supreme role of Jesus Christ in the life of the believer and in the cosmic plan of redemption. Both epistles uplift Christ as the center of all things—Creator, Redeemer, and Head of the church.This lesson will explore:Why Jesus is central to both our salvation and spiritual growthThe link between humility and exaltation in the life of ChristPaul's appeal to unity, joy, and spiritual maturity in the churchHow Christ’s preeminence affects our daily Christian walkJoin Pastors Stephen Bohr, Jeanne Davis, and Bri Rocha for this Christ-centered study from the letters of Philippians and Colossians.

In this week’s Sabbath School lesson titled Lesson 7: “A Heavenly Citizenship – Uniting Heaven and Earth,” we explore the powerful truth that believers are called to live as citizens of heaven, even while journeying through a broken world. Rooted in the epistle to the Hebrews, this study shows how Christ, our High Priest and heavenly Representative, bridges the gap between heaven and earth. In this lesson, we’ll reflect on:What it truly means to be a citizen of heavenHow Christ unites the divine and the human through His priesthoodThe present and future reality of God's kingdomThe transformative power of setting our minds on things aboveJoin Pastor Stephen Bohr, Jeanne, and Bri as they unpack these timely lessons with spiritual depth and practical application.Support the mission of SUMtv! Your donation helps us share God’s truth around the world.

In this week’s Sabbath School lesson titled Lesson 6: “Confidence Only in Christ,” Pastor Luis Fernando Manrique joins brothers Fredy Miranda and Christian Arbeláez to explore the deep truth that our salvation and righteousness are found only in Jesus—not in our works, heritage, or credentials. The apostle Paul shares his personal testimony and calls us to place our full trust in Christ.This week we explore questions like:Why is spiritual self-confidence so dangerous?What does it mean to lose everything to gain Christ?How does true righteousness come only by faith?What makes Jesus the only secure foundation?Memory Text:"But what things were gain to me, these I have counted loss for Christ." (Philippians 3:7, NKJV) This lesson reminds us that we are not saved by our religious resume, but by the surpassing worth of knowing Christ.

In this week’s Sabbath School lesson titled Lesson 5: “Shining as Lights in the Night,” Pastor David Salazar, Adam Novielli, and Glinda Cherian, reflect on what it means to be living witnesses of Christ in a dark world. Through Paul’s words in Philippians, we’re called to live without grumbling or dispute, standing out as lights guided by humility, obedience, and joy.Questions we explore in this week’s lesson:What does it mean to shine for Christ in today’s world?How does our attitude affect our witness?What does it mean to hold fast to the Word of life?How can a blameless life reflect God’s power and grace?📖 Memory Text:"Do all things without complaining and disputing, that you may become blameless and harmless, children of God without fault... among whom you shine as lights in the world."(Philippians 2:14–15, NKJV)This lesson reminds us that our character matters, especially in difficult times. When we live with the mind of Christ—serving, loving, and persevering—we light up the night with the hope of the gospel.Join us as we learn to live with purpose, reflect God’s light, and become a powerful testimony to the world around us.

In this lesson 4 of the 2026 Sabbath School by SUMtv, Pastor Esteban Bohr, Deanna Harris, and Kelly Miranda explore the powerful truth that true unity begins with humility. As followers of Christ, we are called to reflect His selfless love and servant heart in how we treat one another.06:30 Sunday: Disunity in Philippi18:00 Monday: The Source of Unity24:00 Tuesday: Mind Implant or Mind Surgery?32:00 Wednesday: The Mind of Christ44:30 Thursday: The Mystery of Godliness

In this third lesson of the 2026 Sabbath School by SUMtv, Pastors Esteban Bohr, David Salazar, and Scott Cornwell lead us into a powerful exploration of “Life and Death.” Through Paul’s writings, we are invited to reflect on what it means to live with purpose—and face death with unwavering hope.