Feb 21: Sabbath Afternoon - Overview
Summary
- This week we focus on the theme of reconciliation
through Christ.
- In Colossians 1:20, Paul showed that the
cross has a universal impact.
- Now he brings it closer
home. Reconciliation is also personal.
- Sin separated us from God. We became strangers
to His life and love.
- Through Jesus’ death, a way
back has been opened.
- When we accept Christ by faith, we are forgiven and restored.
- The cross is not just a symbol. It changes lives.
- God’s plan of salvation was once a “mystery,”
hidden for ages.
- That mystery is now revealed in the gospel—Christ in
you, the hope of glory.
- This good news gives us hope for today and confidence
for eternity.
Main Points to Learn This Week
Sunday :
- We will learn how Christ reconciles us from our sinful past.
- Through His death, we move from being separated from God to being restored to Him
Monday :
- We will understand why we must continue in faith.
- Salvation is secure in Christ, but we must remain grounded and steadfast.
Tuesday :
- We will see how our lives fit into God’s eternal plan.
- Even our struggles can be part of His greater purpose.
Wednesday :
- We will explore the “mystery” now revealed.
- The gospel unites believers and brings Christ to live within us.
Thursday :
- We will discover the power of the gospel to mature us.
- God’s goal is to present
us complete in Christ.
As we study this week, may we respond personally to God’s call. He has already made peace through the cross. Now He invites us to live in that peace, stand firm in faith, and hold on to the hope of glory.
This section introduces the theme of reconciliation through Christ and invites us to live in the peace, hope, and faith made possible by the cross.
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1.
What is the main theme of this week’s lesson?
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How did sin affect humanity according to the lesson?
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What happens when we accept Christ by faith?
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What is the “mystery” now revealed?
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How should you respond to the peace Christ has already made through the cross?