Sunday School

CENTRAL THOUGHTTotal Wellbeing is our inheritance in Christ. TEXT: EXODUS 15:26; DEUT.7:13-15; ISAIAH 53:3- 5; 3 JOHN 2. INTRODUCTION:A careful study of the scriptures will reveal that God’s original plan for man is for him to enjoy total wellbeing. Divine healing is God’s intervention where situations and challenges of life speak otherwise. We can boldly say that there is no healing without God’s intervention, whether through orthodox medicine, herbal medication or prayers. It is God’s prerogative to determine the method by whichan ailment could be healed. Some drugs are manufactured from herbs and God created the herbs and specifically said that some of them are for man’s healing. The scriptures contain numerous promises of God concerning healing and a wholesome life for man. Healing is part and parcel of the salvation package procured by our Lord Jesus for us on the cross. He borne our sickness when He died for our sins.In this study, we shall examine among other things how to appropriate God’s promises to bring about our healing and how to maintain a healthy lifestyle. LESSON OBJECTIVESTo Know: How sickness entered the world. That it is God’s will for us to receive healing. The condition that should be met before we can receive divine healing. The hinderances...

CENTRAL THOUGHT Believers should continue in their first Love. TEXT: REV. 2:1-7 INTRODUCTION: It is expected that at the point of giving one’s life to the Lord and accepting Him as personal Lord and Savior, there is a total turnaround in the life of an individual. To most believers, as should be to all, the newfound love and Lord becomes the center of their lives. This drives them with commitment to live, please, and do His biddings. The resulting effect is manifested in the individual’s commitment, dedication, and faithfulness to the Lord. The zeal is subject to dwindle and wane with time.The church at Ephesus started very well. They kept the Christian standard and were zealous for the work of God. However, a time came when they failed to love God above every other thing. They were admonished to return to their first love. In this study, we shall examine very closely this church vis-à-vis our lives with a view to derive some lessons. LESSON OBJECTIVES 1. To know the meaning of the words ‘ first love’ 2. To discuss the marks of a believer who has left his first love 3. To appreciate the possible hope of returning to one’s first love 4. To discuss the implications of...

CENTRAL THOUGHT My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge. TEXT: GALATIANS 3:1-6, 5:1-5; EXODUS 32:7-6INTRODUCTION:It is a great accomplishment to obtain liberty for oneself orfor another but is greater task to sustain the principles andprocess of that liberty. This scenario is more apt in theChristian race where at repentance; we are delivered fromthe darkness of sin and Satan and brought into themarvelous light of Christ’s gospel. What have we donewith this state of liberty? The tendency to drift into anotherform of bondage is high, through the conflicts and fusion ofthe old and new lives.There are very many practical trends in todays’ Church thatare clear evidences of bondage among believers. Theymanifest in lifestyles, self –imposed taboos and very poorunderstanding of the divine privileges associated withsalvation.This study is aimed at identifying the various forms ofbondage plaguing believers today and to proffer solutionsout of such captivity. LESSON OBJECTIVES To explain how one can be delivered and yet be in bondage. To identify the causes of bondage after deliverance. To discuss some biblical examples of people that were delivered andyet in bondage. To identify practices among believers that are evidences of bondage. To examine how we may truly remain delivered from bondage. BIBLE TRUTH:QUESTION 1) DISCUSS THE PHRASE ‘DELIVERED, YET IN BONDAGE’.In...