Join Sabbath School host, Eric Flickinger, and this quarter's authors, Gerald and Chantal Klingbeil, as they provide...
Scripture itself is full of miniature models of activities and institutions that all point to larger, heavenly...
Every Sabbath we are reminded that all humanity was created by God.
Every week, and with the force and authority that comes from God, we are commanded to enter into the rest that we...
Sabbath should take us out of ourselves and our own selfishness and cause us to think more about others and others’...
Our resting and relating to our Creator and Redeemer will drive us automatically to look at others with new eyes, to...
Sabbath is a celebration of freedom from all the things that keep us in bondage.
When we remember Creation, we remember that we are created in God’s image...
This week we will look more at the rest God has given us in the Sabbath commandment and why it’s important.
How can keeping the Sabbath holy be a reminder of freedom and liberation?
Sabbath and family go together.
The Sabbath points us to Jesus, our Creator and our Redeemer.
The special food that God supplied was a daily reminder of the fact that the Creator sustained His creation.
God calls us to remember our origins.
Humanity’s creation in God’s image and likeness was an object lesson in intimacy and closeness.
During this week, we will study God’s wonderful invitation to enter into a dynamic rest, again and again, with every...
God understands better than we do what we are up against as we fight depression.
Depression is the leading cause of disability worldwide and is a major contributor to the global burden of disease.
God wants to cure us on the inside first.
God knows how to give us rest.
How do we find rest?
How does the experience of forgiveness affect those who are just observers?
When memories of the wrong come to mind, we will need to go to God immediately in prayer and make the choice to...
Forgiveness, like love, begins with a choice rather than a feeling.
Forgiveness means, instead, that we turn our resentment and our desire for revenge over to God.
Forgiveness has more to do with ourselves than with the person or persons who have wronged us.
Jesus paid the ultimate price on the cross for each one of us.
