Let God Speak

Sabbath School Lesson Summary for this week: if you’re searching for the Sabbath School lesson for this week, this 30-minute Bible study unpacks what happens when God’s people resist His prophets, and why those ancient accounts were written as a warning for us today. Host Kaysie Vokurka is joined by Rosemary Malkiewycz and John Kosmeier to work through the key passages. They cover the 12 spies and...

Sabbath School Lesson Summary: who wrote the Bible, and can we trust it when God’s messengers used scribes, literary sources and their own writing styles? In this concise 30-minute interactive Bible study, Rod Butler, Corinne Knopper and Harold Harker unpack the week’s lesson on the prophetic writings, with the key insights, scripture references and discussion points you need to prepare for Sabbat...

Sabbath School Lesson Summary of this week’s study on how God speaks to us, from Eden’s “Where are you?” through creation and the prophets to Jesus, and why all Scripture is given by inspiration of God. This concise, Spirit-filled 30-minute Bible study gives you the key insights, scripture references and discussion points you need to prepare for Sabbath. Host Mike Browning, Kaysie Vokurka and Alan...

Sabbath School Lesson Summary on prophets in the New Testament: who were they, what does the gift of prophecy actually look like, and what does the Bible say about false prophets? In this concise, no-filler Bible study, Clive Nash, Gayl Fong and Rod Butler unpack the Sabbath School lesson for this week through Scripture. Discover how every prophet pointed to Jesus, the Prophet Moses foretold in De...

Sabbath School Lesson Summary of what the prophets in the Bible were really like. Were they flawless, superhuman figures, or ordinary people called by God? And how can you tell a true prophet from someone who simply claims the title? In this concise, no-filler Bible study, Mike Browning, Rod Butler and Corinne Knopper unpack the week's lesson through Scripture. Discover how God spoke to His prophe...

Sabbath School Lesson Summary for this week's study on the call of a prophet, with a clear look at prophets in the Bible and what it cost them to answer God. Join Clive Nash, Rosemary Malkiewycz and Kaysie Vokurka for a concise, 30-minute interactive Bible study with the key insights, scripture references and discussion points you need to prepare for Sabbath. We trace how God called His messengers...

Sabbath School Lesson Summary for this new Bible study series opens with one of the most searched Christian questions there is: how to hear God's voice when sin has broken the closeness Adam and Eve once knew with their Creator. Host Rod Butler sits down with guests Gayl Fong and John Kosmeier for a concise, interactive conversation tracing God's pursuit of humanity from Eden to the cross — with t...

Sabbath School Lesson Summary: what is the grace of God, and why did Paul open and close his letters to the Corinthians with it? In this episode, host Kaysie Vokurka sits down with Corinne Knopper and Alan Fisher for a concise, Spirit-filled study of 2 Corinthians 13:14 — the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, the love of God, and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit. Together they walk through 2 Corint...

Sabbath School Lesson Summary: this week's study confronts false teachers in the church head-on, using Paul's second letter to the Corinthians as the test case. Host Mike Browning sits down with Harold Harker and Corinne Knopper to trace how Jesus called Himself the way, the truth, and the life, and how Paul dealt with critics who tried to discredit his ministry and lead believers astray. The conv...

Sabbath School Lesson Summary looks at christian generosity this week, as host Clive Nash sits down with Rosemary Malkiewycz and Daniel Vokurka to unpack 2 Corinthians 8 and 9 in a concise, interactive Bible study. The conversation centers on 2 Corinthians 8:9 — how Christ, though rich, became poor so that through His poverty we might become rich — and traces that example through Paul's appeal for...

Sabbath School Lesson Summary — this week's study walks through 2 Corinthians 3–7 to uncover what it really means to live out your identity in Christ as an "epistle" others can read before they ever open a Bible. In this concise, interactive Bible study, host Rod Butler sits down with Rosanna Laredo and Corinne Knopper to unpack what makes Christian ministry authentic — not credentials, eloquence,...

Sabbath School Lesson Summary — your Sabbath School lesson for this week takes you into 2 Corinthians 1 and 2, where the apostle Paul gets honest about hardship, misunderstanding, and the comfort only God can give. In this concise, interactive Bible study, host Kaysie Vokurka sits down with Lena Yoon and John Kosmeier to unpack what it looks like when love — not performance — drives a believer's m...

Sabbath School Lesson Summary is here to walk you through the sabbath school lesson for this week in one concise, interactive conversation — and this episode centers on one of the most powerful truths in all of Scripture: the resurrection of Jesus Christ and why it anchors the believer's hope for eternal life. Host Rosemary Malkiewycz sits down with guests Lena Yoon and Alan Fisher to unpack 1 Cor...

Sabbath School Lesson Summary for this week explores agape love in 1 Corinthians 13, the "love chapter" Paul places at the very center of his teaching on spiritual gifts. Host Kaysie Vokurka is joined by Carissa van Deventer and Alfredo Campos for a concise, interactive bible study on why every gift, and even faith itself, falls short without love — and what it actually looks like to live it out....

Sabbath School Lesson Summary, this week's episode gets spiritual gifts explained in a clear, Spirit-filled way straight from 1 Corinthians 12 to 14. Host Rod Butler leads a concise, interactive Bible study with guests Gayl Fong and Harold Harker, unpacking why God gives different believers different abilities, why churches sometimes divide over gifts and ministries, and what Paul meant when he ca...

This week's Sabbath School Lesson Summary moves through 1 Corinthians 8 to 10 and ends on one of the New Testament's most quoted promises, 1 Corinthians 10:13 — that God won't let you be tempted beyond what you can bear, and will always provide a way of escape. Host Clive Nash sits down with Corinne Knopper and John Kosmeier to trace how Paul actually gets there, starting from a very practical fir...

How does a modern believer stand firm when the surrounding culture tries to redefine what is right and wrong? Welcome to a powerful scripture study and interactive Bible study designed to unpack deep biblical truths for your modern walk. In a world that often replaces the concept of sin with mere mistakes or social misbehaviour, the call for the Christian church to remain anchored in holy standard...

John Howard was the second-longest serving Prime Minister of Australia (in a coalition government). When referring to political parties, he famously popularised the saying "Disunity is death.” What about disunity in churches? Today’s lesson will explore how divisions arise in churches, and will investigate practical ways for our congregations to overcome cliques and be united in Christ. Hosted by:...

The cross was an intense symbol of Roman torture and shame. Yet in a divided and sophisticated city like Corinth, the apostle Paul refused to rely on human eloquence or philosophy to reach the hearts of the people. Instead, he preached only “Jesus Christ and Him crucified.” Today’s lesson will discuss why this seemingly foolish message transforms lives and remains the central answer to division, t...

It might be confounding how messages to a church in ancient Greece are relevant today. But human nature is much the same as it always has been. Today’s lesson begins a new series on the Apostle Paul’s two letters to the Corinthians, and discusses how the problems that Paul encountered in ancient Corinth are strikingly appropriate for us today. Hosted by: Rosemary Malkiewycz Guests: Cassie Sollano...

Our world feels like it’s shaking. People everywhere are anxious, overwhelmed, and wondering where everything is heading. Life has never felt more fragile. Thankfully the Bible insists there is a point to all of this. God has a plan, and history is moving toward a rescue: a glorious eternity for those who faithfully hold on. That’s our focus today’s lesson: Into Eternity. Hosted by: Pr Mike Browni...

Every follower of Jesus is called to witness from the overflow of their living relationship with Him. Whether you’re an introvert or an extravert, today’s program will encourage and equip you to let God’s love flow through you to a weary world. Stay with us, you’ll be inspired! Hosted by: Rod Butler Guests: Lena Yoon & Aaron Brown Download the study notes at this link:  www.3abnaustralia.org.a...

Today’s lesson deals with setbacks to one’s faith. I once read the story of a boy who was rescued after a terrible incident at sea. His rescuers found him clinging to a rock. They asked him how scared he had been. He replied: “I shook all night, but thankfully the rock did not move.” Can we find a firm rock in our times of trouble and in the setbacks of life? The Apostle Paul wrote that troubles c...

This lesson will explore the life-changing theme of repentance and forgiveness. The same grace shown to the Israelites is today offered to us through Jesus. Join us, as we Let God Speak of how to experience the freedom of a clean heart, and how to walk with Him, and for truths that will draw you closer to the Saviour. Hosted by: Kaysie Vokurka Guests: Cassie Sollano & Joshua Wood Download the...

Some people wish there were no speed limits on our roads. They say that people should have the freedom to decide for themselves what is a safe speed to drive. Imagine how chaotic, frightening, and dangerous driving on the roads would be if every person was given that responsibility. Just like road traffic rules are needed to keep order, safety, and the joy of driving, God has laws that govern His...