Little Times of Trouble show us that “In Times Like These” you need a Saviour, Hymn 593. To help us on Sunday, in Conflict, we need “Love at Home”, Hymn 652and pray fervently “Lead Them, My God, to Thee, Hymn 653. We continue our praying in Hymn 656, “O Perfect Love” as one of the Principles for Marriage (Monday) and in Hymn 658, … Continue reading –>
Key Thought: Our lives go through stages and changes. Some are good, some are not. Some we have control over, some we don’t. But we must remember as long as we are in Christ, He is in control. April 6, 2019 1. Have a volunteer read Genesis 8:22. Ask class members to share a thought … Continue reading –>
I do pray that you have enjoyed the study of Revelation this first quarter of 2019. Our last week has now arrived. In our introduction this week, we hear in Rev 6:10 “How long, O Lord?” This is sung in Hymn 446, “Lo, What a Glorious Sight Appears” then Christ ushers in His everlasting kingdom “Over … Continue reading –>
I make all things new. Often a task assigned to young children at home is to “take the trash out.” Isn’t it true that most of us are looking forward to the second coming of Jesus Christ and seeing God and the angels working to get rid of the trash on earth? Do you ever wonder … Continue reading –>
Key Thought: The final chapters of Revelation depict the destruction of Babylon and the establishment of the everlasting kingdom. March 30, 2019 1. Have a volunteer read Revelation 19:6-9. Ask class members to share a thought on what the most important point in this text is. Who is this hours of many waters like a … Continue reading –>
Judgment! – Hymn 416, “The Judgment Has Set” brings our lesson into music. Once again we can see that “We Are Living, We Are Dwelling”, Hymn 617. Sadly, in Christchurch (New Zealand), we saw the unfolding of a horrible event this past Friday (15th March 2019). Can you sing Hymn 5, “All My Hope on God is … Continue reading –>
Judgment on Babylon. As we open this week’s discussion, consider the horrific picture that introduces the lesson: Horns, sharp animal horns and teeth, and a woman with a smirk on her face holding up a bowl of wine to drink. What do your class members think of all of these symbols for the final unifying … Continue reading –>
Key Thought: Revelation Chapter 17 describes the end-time apostate religious system as a harlot riding a beast. With her daughters, Babylon seduces the world against God. March 23, 2019 1. Have a volunteer read Revelation 17:1,2. Ask class members to share a thought on what the most important point in this text is. What is … Continue reading –>
Hymn 73, “Holy, Holy, Holy” and Hymn 30, “Holy God, We Praise Your Name” are in our memory text, Rev 15:4. To help with Rev 11:18 when “the nations are angry”, are we ready to “Sound the Battle Cry”, Hymn 614? Still in our Sabbath afternoon study, Rev 15:1-4 shows God’s faithful people are victorious over the … Continue reading –>
The 144,000. Why are the nations so angry just before the Battle of Armageddon? How do the 144,000 qualify as having victory over the beast and being protected from the seven last plagues? Share with your class how the victorious ones become known as the 144,000. Are these the final victors in the struggle against sin? … Continue reading –>
