Sunday School

CENTRAL THOUGHTGive earnest heed to the Word of God. TEXT: HEB. 2:1-4; 3:16-19; 1 COR. 10:1-12 INTRODUCTION:There is no period in the entire history of the church when we stand the danger of departing from the faith more than these times. A lot of casualties are being recorded along the path to heaven.Although many people profess to be saved, the earnest believers know that an awful lot is wrong with the church in our generation. Many are careless with their faith. In this study, we shall be looking at how some people of old lost the great opportunity given to them for salvation and its consequences. LESSON OBJECTIVES:The objectives of this lesson are: To understand what it means to neglect God’s Great Salvation To know the acceptable day of salvation and repentance from sin To understand the lessons learned from the children of Israel made To know the subtle dangers to watch against as believer BIBLE TRUTH: QUESTION 1a.) WHAT DO YOU UNDERSTAND BY NEGLECTING GOD’S GREAT SALVATION?To neglect God’s Great Salvation means to pay little attention to the instructions and teachings of the Bible. God’s Salvation is what is provided in the redemptive work of Christ and the demand it places on us who believe. To neglect it...

CENTRAL THOUGHTThanksgiving in an acclamation that we recognize the grace of God, and are grateful to Him. HYMN: “Blessed Assurance”. TEXT: GEN 4:2-7; PSALM 95:1-7; LUKE 17:11-19 INTRODUCTION:Thanksgiving is an expression of gratitude for favor received. It involves a grateful thought, expressed verbally or by action in relation to an occurrence. It is a testimony to the benevolence of a person or an authority, intended to lubricate the wheel of good relationship and to promote further acts of favor. Absence of thanksgiving can dampen the enthusiasm of the benevolent.Giving thanks unto God is an integral part of our relationship with our God and Maker. All the patriarchs of old and heroes of faith had this understanding and they never played with it. The Bible is an embodiment of a rich culture of thanksgiving as part of the worship of God. Be that as it may, it is sad to note that this subject has also been greatly abused today. This study is the enlighten believers on the scriptural standards expected in thanksgiving. LESSON OBJECTIVES:This lesson will: Explain what it means to come before God with thanksgiving. Establish why and when we thank God. Discuss how we should thank God. Enumerate some abuses to thanksgiving today. List the benefits of...

HYMN: “Stand up! Stand up for Jesus!” CENTRAL THOUGHTContend earnestly for the faith. TEXT: JUDE 1-25 INTRODUCTION:The epistle of Jude was written to warn all those “who have been called by God the Father” about the activities of ungodly men who had wormed their way into the churches, teaching that God’s marvelous grace permits Christians to live immoral lives. Jude set out to appeal to the Christians to reject this firmly and hold on tightly to the faith in the Lord Jesus Christ that was delivered to them. This is even worse in our time and the need to stand firm is more urgent. We look up to the Lord to teach us eternal lessons from this study. LESSON OBJECTIVES: To understand who Jude was. Examine why the epistle of Jude was written. Understand the characteristics of the ungodly men that Jude is warning the Church about. Understand how we should contend for the faith. Understand some specific things we must do daily to avoid the influence of ungodly people who may be in the church. BIBLE TRUTH: QUESTION 1.) WHAT CAN WE LEARN FROM THE WAY JUDE INTRODUCED HIMSELF?JUDE 1, JAMES 1:1; ROMANS 1:1Jude introduces himself simply and had no grandiose ideas about himself. The introduction captures his...