SUMtv Sabbath School

Lesson 12: Share Him —Q2

In this week’s Sabbath School lesson, Lesson 12: “Share Him,” we explore the calling of every believer to share Jesus with the world. The gospel was never meant to be kept to ourselves—Christ commissions His followers to reflect His character and proclaim His truth to others.This lesson reminds us that witnessing is not limited to pastors or evangelists. Every Christian is called to share the hope, love, and salvation found in Jesus Christ.

Lesson 11: Setbacks — Q2

In this week’s Sabbath School lesson, Lesson 11: “Setbacks,” we explore how God’s people respond to failure, disappointment, and spiritual struggles. Throughout Scripture, even faithful believers experienced setbacks—but God used those moments to teach, refine, and restore them.

Lesson 10: Repentance and Forgiveness — Q2

Sabbath School lesson, Lesson 10: “Repentance and Forgiveness,” we explore the heart of the gospel message—God’s invitation to repentance and His promise of complete forgiveness through Jesus Christ. True repentance is more than regret; it is a turning away from sin and a surrender of the heart to God.This lesson reveals the depth of God’s mercy and His desire to restore broken sinners into fellowship with Him.

Lesson 9: Sin, the Gospel, and the Law — Q2

Sabbath School lesson, Lesson 9: “Sin, the Gospel, and the Law,” we explore three foundational biblical truths that define the Christian experience. Understanding sin, the gospel, and God’s law is essential to grasping the plan of salvation and our need for a Savior.This lesson shows how the law reveals sin, the gospel provides grace, and Christ restores us into a right relationship with God.

Lesson 8: Having Faith — Q2

SUMtv Sabbath School lesson, Lesson 8: “Having Faith,” we explore the foundational role of faith in the Christian life. Scripture teaches that without faith it is impossible to please God, and that faith is the means by which we receive His promises.This lesson invites us to examine the nature of true saving faith and how it grows through trust, obedience, and dependence on God.