SUMtv Sabbath School lesson, Lesson 4: “The Role of the Bible,” we explore the foundational place of Scripture in the life of every believer. In a world filled with confusion, opinions, and competing voices, the Bible stands as God’s authoritative, reliable, and unchanging Word.This lesson reminds us that spiritual truth is not based on human reasoning, tradition, or culture—but on the revealed Word of God.

In this week’s Sabbath School lesson, Lesson 3: “Pride Versus Humility,” we examine one of the greatest contrasts in Scripture—and in the human heart. From Lucifer’s fall to Christ’s perfect example, the Bible reveals that pride leads to destruction, while humility opens the door to God’s grace.

We explore one of the most profound and essential themes in Scripture—what it truly means to know God.

Beyond intellectual knowledge, the Bible calls us to a personal, relational experience with Him.To know God is not simply to know about Him, but to walk with Him, trust Him, and reflect His character in our daily lives.

In this week’s Sabbath School lesson, Lesson 2: “To Know God,” we explore one of the most profound and essential themes in Scripture—what it truly means to know God. Beyond intellectual knowledge, the Bible calls us to a personal, relational experience with Him.To know God is not simply to know about Him, but to walk with Him, trust Him, and reflect His character in our daily lives.

In this week’s Sabbath School lesson, Lesson 13: “Standing in All the Will of God,” we conclude our journey through Paul’s teachings with a powerful call to spiritual maturity, faithfulness, and steadfastness. The apostle’s final exhortations remind believers to stand firm, fully committed to God’s will in every area of life.As we reflect on the message of Colossians and related passages, we are challenged to grow beyond spiritual infancy and become rooted, grounded, and unwavering in Christ.

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.