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Latest Episodes

The Burning Bush

Telugu Sabbath School

The Burning Bush

It is true that we can be useful to God in many ways, but following God’s call in our lives, and doing what He leads us to do, is surely the path to the most satisfying existence.

Oppression: The Background and the Birth of Moses

God hears the cry of the oppressed, sees their struggles, notes their tears, and, moved by their agony, comes to help.

Images of the End

Telugu Sabbath School

Images of the End

Today, we will look at the mission of Jonah to Nineveh; the fall of Babylon; and the rise of Cyrus, the Persian king who liberated God’s people and enabled them to return to the Promised Land.

Precursors

Telugu Sabbath School

Precursors

This week, we will look at two more Bible stories that foreshadow last-day events. It will be difficult and trying for those who seek to stay faithful to God. But ultimately, we should view these events with hope, not fear.

The Burning Bush

Tamil Sabbath School

The Burning Bush

It is true that we can be useful to God in many ways, but following God’s call in our lives, and doing what He leads us to do, is surely the path to the most satisfying existence.

Oppression: The Background and the Birth of Moses

God hears the cry of the oppressed, sees their struggles, notes their tears, and, moved by their agony, comes to help.

Images of the End

Tamil Sabbath School

Images of the End

Today, we will look at the mission of Jonah to Nineveh; the fall of Babylon; and the rise of Cyrus, the Persian king who liberated God’s people and enabled them to return to the Promised Land.

Precursors

Tamil Sabbath School

Precursors

This week, we will look at two more Bible stories that foreshadow last-day events. It will be difficult and trying for those who seek to stay faithful to God. But ultimately, we should view these events with hope, not fear.