Jesus Wins — Satan Loses – Hit the Mark Sabbath School
Why do we need the Book of Revelation? Join us as we begin this quarter with Lesson 1, Jesus Wins — Satan Loses. (1)
Continue reading -->Thursday: God’s End-Time Remnant
The devil has been at war with Christ since his rebellion in heaven (Revelation 12:7). Satan’s purpose then and his purpose now is to seize control of the universe (see Isaiah 14:12-14). The focus of his attention in the last days of earth’s history is upon God’s people. Revelation 12:17 emphatically declares that the dragon (Satan) was wroth (angry) with … Continue reading –>
1: Jesus Wins; Satan Loses – HopeSS Video Discussion
You can view an in-depth discussion of Jesus Wins – Satan Loses in the Hope Sabbath School class led by Pastor Derek Morris. Click on the image to view: With thanks to Hope Channel – Television that will change your life. (2)
Continue reading -->1: Jesus Wins; Satan Loses – It is Written – Discussions with the Author
JJoin It Is Written Sabbath School host Eric Flickinger and this quarter’s author, Mark Finley, as they provide additional insights into this week’s Sabbath School lesson, “Jesus Wins—Satan Loses.” (5)
Continue reading -->Wednesday: The Woman in the Wilderness
Read Revelation 12:6 and compare it to Revelation 12:14-16. Notice carefully the time period, Satan’s attack on the “woman” (God’s church), and God’s provision for His people. What are these verses talking about? The 1,260 days in Revelation 12:6 are parallel to the time, times, and half a time in Revelation 12:14. This same time prophecy describing the same time period … Continue reading –>
1: Jesus Wins, Satan Loses – Teaching Plan
Key Thought: The theme of the last book in the Bible, Revelation, is that Jesus wins and Satn loses. The heart of the battle is in Revelation 12. April 1, 2023 1. Have a volunteer read Revelation 12:7-9. Ask class members to share a short thought on what the most important point is in this … Continue reading –>
Tuesday: Accepting Jesus’ Victory
As depicted in the Bible, Jesus has never lost a battle with Satan. He is the mighty conqueror. The victor over the powers of evil. It is one thing to believe that Jesus was victorious over the temptations of Satan; it is quite another thing to believe that Christ’s victory is our victory, as well. … Continue reading –>
1 Jesus Wins – Satan Loses – Singing with Inspiration
“Three Cosmic Messages” encourages us to Watch Ye Saints – Hymn 598 as we near the end of this old world’s history to witness the Second Coming of our Lord, and Saviour, Jesus Christ. This is a wonderful hymn to give courage, dear people, and is our theme for this quarter. We will be noting at … Continue reading –>
Monday: Satan’s Attack
From the start, Satan (see Revelation 12:4-5) sought to destroy Christ. Yet, in every attempt, Satan failed. At Christ’s birth, for instance, an angel warned Joseph and Mary about Herod’s vicious plans, and they fled into Egypt. Jesus faced Satan’s most enticing temptations in the wilderness with an “It is written,” and thus found protection in the Word … Continue reading –>
Sunday: The Battle in Heaven
Revelation Chapter 12 presents a stream of dramatic episodes, snapshots of the age-long conflict between good and evil that began in heaven but will end here on earth. These episodes take us down the stream of time, from the opening scene of Satan’s rebellion in heaven to his vicious attacks on God’s people in the … Continue reading –>
Sabbath: Jesus Wins – Satan Loses
Sabbath Afternoon Read for This Week’s Study: Revelation 12:1-17; Ephesians 5:25-27, Ephesians 5:32; Philippians 3:9; Daniel 7:25; Isaiah 14:12-14; Revelation 13:14-17. Memory Text: “And the dragon was enraged with the woman, and he went to make war with the rest of her offspring, who keep the commandments of God and have the testimony of Jesus Christ” (Revelation 12:17, NKJV). In Outnumbered: Incredible Stories of History’s … Continue reading –>
Three Cosmic Messages
The Three Angels’ Messages On October 15, 1844, one week before the Great Disappointment, a boy had been born into a pious Lutheran family in Germany. His name was Friedrich Nietzsche, who would become one of modernity’s most influential atheists. Believing that the Christian God was dying in the West, Nietzsche railed against the Christian … Continue reading –>