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"This week on Hope Sabbath School, **New Testament Prophets**. Who was the greatest New Testament prophet? Jesus, of course. But God also called others to share His prophetic message and strengthen the early Christian church as believers grew in the grace and knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ. Join us as we explore the role of New Testament prophets this week on Hope Sabbath School."
"This week on Hope Sabbath School, *Old Testament Prophets*. Before the coming of Jesus, God called prophets to point His people to the promised Messiah. They were ordinary men and women—not perfect people—but God entrusted them with a perfect message. Join us as we discover what we can learn from the Old Testament prophets and the message God has for our lives today on Hope Sabbath School."
Stress can hijack the mind, but it does not have to rule you. Jesus asleep amid the storm reveals how rest, trust, and emotional regulation build lasting peace.
"This week on Hope Sabbath School, *The Call of a Prophet*. How does God call men and women to share His message? We'll look at the lives of Abraham, Isaiah, John the Baptist, and others, and discover how God called them to serve Him. Along the way, we'll learn practical lessons that can strengthen our walk with God today. Join us this week on Hope Sabbath School."
Pressure exposes what lives within us. Nabal and Abigail reveal how anger, pride, wisdom, and restraint shape our choices, relationships, health, and character.
A forgotten school assignment unexpectedly leads Jack and Melody King to discover a remarkable book—the Bible. As curiosity spreads through the King family, they begin investigating what makes the Bible unique and whether its claims can be trusted. The Book introduces the importance of asking questions, examining evidence and practising discernment.
After witnessing bullying and loneliness, Melody asks why people hurt one another. Her question leads to the biblical account of Lucifer's rebellion and the origin of evil. The children explore pride, free choice and why God's character of love, justice and mercy is central to understanding the battle between good and evil.
A creative science assignment prompts Jack and Jono to consider the origins of the world. Comparing their own efforts at design with the complexity of nature, they investigate the Bible's Creation account and the claim that God intentionally designed humanity. The episode explores power, purpose, identity and God's love.
Lifestyle
A lack of exercise is the fourth most common cause of death worldwide. Sean Foy shares with Dr. Nerida how everyone can get exercise into their day.
Kidneys are essential, yet when function is impaired there are often no symptoms. Dr. Nerida shares how to care for this organ before it’s too late.
Our environment often works against our health, through fast-food and sedentary living. Fortunately, Dr. Nerida shares keys for optimizing our health.
Insomnia is a nightmare that many are too familiar with. However, it doesn’t have to be part of your life. Dr. Nerida discusses how we can prevent it.
Everyone understands the need for sleep, but few understand the many intricacies that make for a good amount and quality of this vital “activity”.
Many people live with pain, despite a hefty regimen of medications. Dr. Nerida explores the idea that pain management might just mean more lifestyle changes.
It seems expected that our bones become more brittle as we age. However, we can slow that process and maybe even reverse it, as Dr. Nerida shares.
Difficult childhood experiences can create a lifetime of problems. However, it doesn’t have to be that way as Dr. Nerida shows how anyone can change course.
Faith
"This week on Hope Sabbath School, **New Testament Prophets**. Who was the greatest New Testament prophet? Jesus, of course. But God also called others to share His prophetic message and strengthen the early Christian church as believers grew in the grace and knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ. Join us as we explore the role of New Testament prophets this week on Hope Sabbath School."
"This week on Hope Sabbath School, *Old Testament Prophets*. Before the coming of Jesus, God called prophets to point His people to the promised Messiah. They were ordinary men and women—not perfect people—but God entrusted them with a perfect message. Join us as we discover what we can learn from the Old Testament prophets and the message God has for our lives today on Hope Sabbath School."
"This week on Hope Sabbath School, *The Call of a Prophet*. How does God call men and women to share His message? We'll look at the lives of Abraham, Isaiah, John the Baptist, and others, and discover how God called them to serve Him. Along the way, we'll learn practical lessons that can strengthen our walk with God today. Join us this week on Hope Sabbath School."
"This week on Hope Sabbath School, we're beginning a brand-new series, *Prophets of God*, with our first study, *The Creator Speaks*. We'll discover that God has always desired to communicate with His children—before sin entered the world and especially after, as He calls us back to Himself through His saving grace. Discover the immeasurable, unfailing love of God with us this week on Hope Sabbath School."
This week on Hope Sabbath School, we'll focus on one remarkable sentence—the closing words of Paul's second letter to the Christians in Corinth. We'll explore the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, the love of God, and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit, and discover how we can experience that grace, love, and fellowship in our daily lives. Join us this week for Hope Sabbath School.
This week on Hope Sabbath School, we'll learn from the experience of the apostle Paul. Paul faced both internal struggles and external opposition—discouragement, criticism, and many challenges in ministry. Perhaps you're facing some internal or external challenges too. Together we'll discover how to find strength, courage, and victory in the Lord. Join us this week for Hope Sabbath School.
This week on Hope Sabbath School, Generosity and Mission. Writing to the new Christians in Corinth, the apostle Paul encourages believers to be generous in supporting God's mission. In doing so, he gives us a beautiful insight into God's character: "God loves a cheerful giver." Generosity reflects the heart of our God. Join us this week for this inspiring study on Hope Sabbath School.
This week on Hope Sabbath School, Living as Followers of Jesus. The apostle Paul reminded the new Christians that following Jesus would not always be easy. There would be challenges and suffering, but there would also be hope—a hope they could share with others. No matter what comes our way, we can rejoice in the Lord. Join us this week for this encouraging study on Hope Sabbath School.