Kootenai Church Sunday School

The book of John is written to warn against the false teaching that was infiltrating the churches in Asia Minor. The church is to be the defender of truth, and often times the attacks come from within. When that happens, how do we tell truth from error? What tests can we use to prove whether these teachers are from God or not? John gives us the answers in this passage. An exposition of 1 John 4:1-...

Loving those in the body of Christ is proof that we have passed from death into life. Through this love, we have assurance in our hearts that we are children of God. But sometimes our hearts condemn us into thinking that our actions are not in line with the word of God. When that happens, God comforts us because He knows the motives of our hearts and all things. We are to be reminded that when we...

The Lord Jesus Christ on the cross is our ultimate example of love. True believers look at that model, and it motivates them to follow His lead in loving our brothers and sisters in Christ. Without that love, they become like Cain, who is of the evil one and killed his brother Abel. Those kinds of people are said to abide in death. It is incompatible for Christians to love like the world because t...

The distinguishing mark of authentic believers is that their lives reflect godly character. This passage illustrates the seriousness of sin, and how to tell the difference between Children of God and Children of the devil. The way of determining each is through their nature. A child of the devil can only produce a nature that is in opposition to God. But, a child of God, by the seed implanted in t...

Every Christian should be living their lives with the expectation that one day they will meet Christ face to face. No one knows the day or the hour when that will happen, so the best approach is to always be practicing righteousness. Time is one aspect of life that we have dominion over. We should, and must, spend it wisely with an eye toward the future coming of Christ. How we live today matters...

A survey of John’s Gospel, and its teachings regarding God's election, and the security of His elect. An exposition of John 6, 10, 17. ★ Support this podcast ★

Every believer throughout history believes in a certain set of doctrines. John illustrates in this lesson what those basic doctrines are and why we are to practice them. To hold to anything else is to open oneself up to being led astray by false teachers. These are the liars and antichrists that were trying to lead the believers in Asia Minor away from the simplicity and truth of God’s Word. These...

The angel finishes his discourse with Daniel. While Daniel is not given total information regarding the end times, he is given enough to understand what he must do and how he should act in the wicked generation he lived in. That supply of information resonates down through the ages to the people of God in every circumstance and provides hope for Israel and the Gentiles in the future. The final sta...

The distinction between the baptism of the Holy Spirit and being filled with the Holy Spirit. The baptism of the Holy Spirit is a unique event associated with the birth of the church, characterized by the filling of the Holy Spirit and the speaking of tongues, and it is not a normative experience for present-day believers–the gift of speaking in tongues ceased after the apostolic era. ★ Support th...

Introduction to Daniel 12. Continuing his description of the end times, the angel presents details of the resurrections of the righteous and of the wicked that will occur when Messiah returns. ★ Support this podcast ★

The Angel continues his description of the end times with an allusion to the destruction of the antichrist. An exposition of Daniel 11:40-45. ★ Support this podcast ★

The angel begins the description of the evil King of the end times, the Antichrist. An exposition of Daniel 11:36-40. ★ Support this podcast ★

The angel finishes his prophecy of selected Israelite history with the rise and finish of Antiochus IV Epiphanes. An exposition of Daniel 11:28-35.  ★ Support this podcast ★

The Angel continues his dispensing of prophecy to Daniel. He works his way from approximately 199 BC to 164 BC as he anticipates the rise of Antiochus Epiphanes. An exposition of Daniel 11:17-30. ★ Support this podcast ★

The grand angel continues his detailing of the events leading up to the Antichrist. These events transpire between 250 BC-187 BC and cover the southern kings Ptolemy II Philadelphus (285-246 BC) through Ptolemy V Epiphanes, (204-181 BC) and the northern kings Antiochus II Theos (261-246 BC) through Seleucus IV Philopater (187-175 BC). An exposition of Daniel 11:6-19. ★ Support this podcast ★

The angel begins detailing the events from Daniel's time forward. He covers Darius the Mede through Ptolemy III Eurgetes (South) and Seleucus II Callinicus (North) About 536BC - 227BC. An exposition of Daniel 11:1-6. ★ Support this podcast ★

Daniel is left speechless by the angel's proclamation. An exposition of Daniel 10:15-21 and intro to Daniel 11. ★ Support this podcast ★

A review of Daniel chapter 10 through verse 13, and finishing the chapter through verse 21. An exposition of Daniel 10:14-21.  ★ Support this podcast ★

In this lesson, we will briefly survey five responsibilities of wives and mothers and the practical impact they can have on their families so that we might celebrate and honor them as precious gifts from God.  ★ Support this podcast ★

In this lesson, we will look at how work and welfare were related in the Mosaic covenant so that we can extract biblical principles that we can apply to our own care for the poor. ★ Support this podcast ★

In this lesson, we will look at how work and welfare were related in the Mosaic covenant so that we can extract biblical principles that we can apply to our own care for the poor. ★ Support this podcast ★

In this lesson, we will explore ten ideas for disciple-making through our work so that we will better integrate the Great Commission into this important part of our lives. ★ Support this podcast ★

In this lesson, we will ask and answer two questions regarding the doctrine of vocation to have a sense of excitement and fulfillment as we participate in the God-glorifying activity of work. ★ Support this podcast ★

In this lesson, we will see four reasons why being a Christian changes how we work, so that we might think and do rightly in our workplace. ★ Support this podcast ★

In this lesson, we are going to ask and answer three questions so that we might identify and fight the debilitating sin of laziness. ★ Support this podcast ★