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Sunday School Lessons

Light is Better than Darkness

It might be uncomfortable to see a mess in our lives under the light, but it's the only way to start cleaning it up

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Sunday School Lessons

Sometimes, We Can’t Take Things So Literally

While the good news about Jesus Christ is straightforward, some of the terms used to describe it may require a bit of explanation

Sunday School Lessons

Fulfilment, Forgiveness, and Freedom

The good news about Jesus is still fresh and new to those who have not yet heard it, especially those who are still trying to "earn" their way back to God

Sunday School Lessons

Anywhere and Any Time

There should be no time constraints on sharing - and accepting - the good news about Jesus Christ

Sunday School Lessons

Sharing, Not Just Telling

Sharing the good news about Jesus with others isn't for the one speaking, but is an act of love towards the one listening

Sunday School Lessons

Admitting I Have a Problem

The process of returning to God isn't new, but it must start with admitting that we have turned away from Him in the first place

Sunday School Lessons

Actually Profound

In a world where deep thoughts swim amongst drivel, and facts are mixed with fiction, let's not miss what is truly profound

Sunday School Lessons

Action & Reaction

Although God is gracious to offer us salvation, a choice to not accept that (and not follow Him) produces the results that we might expect

Sunday School Lessons

Why Do We Have Warnings?

A warning doesn't mean that the outcome is determined. A good warning includes help on how to change that outcome.

Sunday School Lessons

Passing the Consequences to Someone Else?

While it might sometimes seem like things are unfair in the short run, justice is served in the end

Devotions

Maybe There is a Somebody

Maybe a parody of Charles Osgood's famous poem can offer us a lesson for a life of purpose

Devotions

What are You Committed To?, Part 2

Resisting bad rules (to effect positive change) is one thing, but resisting good things has far worse consequences