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Prophecy

Giving the message of God to the people, a revelation

Lesson
	Faithfulness Despite Circumstances The prophetic book of Daniel inspires us to live a life of faithfulness and trust to a glorified and praiseworthy God, regardless to our circumstances.
	God Doesn't Have Favorites God judges all men equally, regardless to nationality, power, or circumstances. Prophets Nahum, Habakkuk, and Zephaniah encourage us to live a life of repentance, humility and faith because of God's mercy.
	God is With Us This Christmas lesson compares Old Testament prophecy with New Testament truths to bring a deeper spiritual understanding of the coming of our Lord, Immanuel.
	How Did We Get The Bible? First lesson on Bible Basics, lesson emphasis - How Did We Get the Bible?
	Judgment is Coming, Comfort is Coming God has a plan and a purpose for our lives, if we allow Him to use us. From Isaiah, we discover why we need to give into God’s calling by saying, “Here I am Lord, send me,” whether that be near or far.
	Letters from Exile The prophet Ezekiel gives a messaqe of hope to God's people in exile. His message tells us that the spiritually dead can live again through Christ.
	Make Room For Jesus Haggai, Zechariah, and Malachi give basic prophetic truth. Jesus is coming again. He will judge all people, distinguishing between those who have been faithful and those who have turned their backs from Him. Faithfulness results in blessing, unfaithfulness results in judgment.
	The End This lesson gives students a Biblical perspective of the End Times.
	The Prophets The prophets were spokesmen of God and intermediaries between Him and His people. Knowledge of future events or possible outcomes usually came through visions or dreams and passed on through sermons, writings, and symbolic actions. Studying the books of Prophecies help us understand where we are headed, and how to live Godly lives in line with His judgment.