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23/08/2026

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23/08/2026

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23/08/2026

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22/08/2026

SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON:

Topic 33: Be careful of loving this world
Text: 1John 2:15-17
Memory Verse:Do not love the world or the things in the world. If anyone loves the world, the love of the Father is not in him (1John 2:15).
Target: By the end of the study, students should give reasons why a believer should not love the world and things in the world.

Introduction: Our love for God should be supreme. Today, there is neoidolatry (modern idolatry) amongst believers of Christ. To put it simply, idolatry is the practice of worshipping idols. Equally, idolatry is when you admire someone or something too much. Then, you can see the rate of idolatry being practiced in our contemporary Christianity. If our love for any other thing supersedes that we have for God, then, the love of God is not in us. God is a jealous God (Exodus 20:4-5). Jealous means that God is intolerant of any rivalry or unfaithfulness. He doesn't want anything to come in between us and Him. Jealous means being hostile toward a rival or one believed to enjoy an advantage.

A: Be careful of the world's content (1John 2:15-17): There are two things the Bible commanded us not to love: the world and things in the world. The “world” in this context refers to ordered system of which Satan is the head. The Bible states that Satan is the god of this age (2Corinthians 4:4). In three places in John Jesus called Satan the prince of this world (John 12:31; John 14:30; John 16:11). Satan has ordered system on how he rules this world; a believer should be careful on how he submits to this ordered system. The Bible has clearly warned us not to love the things that are in the world. The contents of the world are (i) lust of the flesh (ii) lust of the eyes (iii) and the pride of life (1John 2:16). The love of the world steals the love we have for God. If you love the world, the love of God is not in you. It was the lust of the flesh, the lust of the eyes and pride of life that Satan used in the Garden of Eden to steal the authority of the first parents (Genesis 3:6). These are the three classes of temptations in the Garden of Eden; and in the same manner the enemy still uses them against us.

B: Examine yourself (2Corinthians 13:5-6):To examine means to look at something carefully and thoroughly because you want to find out more about it. Lovers of God should constantly take stock of their lives. Stock taking involves examining your commitment to God and His kingdom business. It is possible that one can be going to church, but that person has backslidden. When your interest, enthusiasm and love for God and things of God have grown cold, something is going wrong in your spiritual life. When your first love has waned (diminished) something has gone wrong in you. The church of Ephesus, the church at the end of the apostolic age left their first love (Revelation 2:4). It is advisable for one to remember where they have fallen and repent from it (Revelation 2:5). Some Christians had zeal, love and passion for the things they were doing for God, but presently the original zeal, love and passion are no longer demonstrated again. It is a sign that something has gone wrong.

C: The dangers of loving the world (2Timothy 4:10a): It is dangerous to love this world. You cannot love what God categorically said you should hate. It is love of the world that caused Demas to backslide from the faith. Demas was once a minister and a fellow labourer with Paul (Colossians 4:14; Philemon 24). By this time he had grown cold in his experience with Christ and had gone back into the world. In the last days,iniquity shall abound and the love of many shall wax cold (Matthew 24:12). You cannot serve two masters at the same time (Matthew 6:24). It will be difficult for you to please God when you are a pleaser of the world. It is unacceptable for you to be compromising with the things of the world and at the same time be romancing with the things of God. Judas Iscariot was one of the apostles, he was a thief and yet a disciple of Christ; but in the end, he missed heaven because of his compromising attitude with evil. Don't be deceived, God is not mocked, for whatever a man sows that also shall he reap (Galatians 5:7). In the last days, perilous time shall come and many shall be lovers of themselves (2Timothy 3:1-2).

D: Be careful of your choice (2Timothy 4:10a): Demas chose to love this present world. According to 1John 2:15-17, anyone who loves the world does not have the love of God in him. It is the love of God resident in you that repels the love of the world. If the love of God is not in you, you cannot possibly be saved. The love of God in you proves that you are a disciple of Christ (John 13:35). If you love Him, then you will keep His commandments (John 14:15). If you love God, you will keep His word; Christ and His Father will make their abode in you (John 14:23). One is cursed if he doesn't love the Lord Jesus (1Corinthians 16:22). What separated Demas from the love of God (Romans 8:35-39)? It was his choice. Man is a free moral agent. You have every right to choose what you want. God cannot impose His will upon you, unless you allow Him.

Conclusion: You are in the world but you are not of this world. This world should not be your last hope. There is better country, that is the heavenly, wherefore God is not ashamed to be called their God; for He had prepared a place for them (Hebrews 11:16). If you are mindful of this literal country or world, you miss the better country God has prepared for us (Hebrews 11:15).

Question: Why is it that a believer should not love this world? What are those things in the world?

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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON:

Topic 32: The resolution that conquers distractions and detractors
Text: Daniel 1:8-20
Memory Verse: But Daniel purposed in his heart that he would not defile himself with the portion of the king's delicacies, nor with the wine which he drank; therefore he requested of the chief of the eu**chs that he might not defile himself(Daniel 1:8).

Target: By the end of the study, students should the discuss the importance of resolution in conquering distractions and detractors’
Introduction: In this heavenly race and moreover in a corrupt and wicked society like ours, a child of God must have a strong positive resolution in order to overcome certain distractions and detractors on their way to success. You must determine in your mind what you want before God comes into your help. Resolution means a promise someone makes to himself to do something. It is also a strong belief and determination. Daniel was resolute in facing the impending danger in Babylon. He was not afraid of the implications of his decision. He trusted in the God he served and God saw him through. God gave him favour, because he took the right decision (Daniel 1:9).

A: Daniel resolved how to live in Babylon (Daniel 1:8):Life is a choice. As you have made your bed and you must lie in it. It implies that you must accept the results of your actions, even if they are bad. This is why we must make good decisions and take positive actions. Daniel was sensitive and observant of what was happening in his environment. A child of God should be careful, watchful, sensitive and prayerful, because the days are evil. We must act like people with good sense and not like fools. We are living in a world full of demonic lions and destroyers of destinies, therefore, wisdom is highly needed for victory (Ephesians 5:15-17). Daniel was not attracted by the palatable delicacies served on the king's table. The reason is because he had already determined what he wanted. It is our duty to make choice in life. Our choices determine our results. Determination is a strong backbone that helps you to stand against the storms of life. Daniel was not a coward; but fearless and bold to tell the chief eu**ch what he wants.

B: Your doggedness is a key that opens door of divine favour (Daniel 1:9, 12): It was when Daniel purposed in his heart not to be defiled with the delicacies of the king that God brought him into favour. There are certain things and heights we may not reach until certain decisions are taken. Many a time, in this heavenly race, when we are faced with challenges, God does not immediately come to our rescue until our perseverance or steadfastness is properly defined. We have a great role to play in projecting the good and glorious image of God on earth. It is our duty to lift Christ up, then He will draw men unto Himself(John 12:32).Lifting Christ up comes in diverse ways.Daniel and his brothers lifted God up in Babylon and He drew men unto Himself. Doggedness is the act of single-mindedness or persistence. It was only when Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego proved their firmness and tenacity of serving God that they were able to experience the deliverance of God (Daniel 3:13-18). God is looking for those that will stand for Him at all times. He is looking for dedicated believers thatare ready to take risk for Him; then, He will prove Himself mighty on earth. God is looking for men and women that will introduce Him (Psalm 60:9).

C: Doggedness is a key to divine promotion (Daniel 3:19-30):Doggedness shows that you are very determined to continue doing something. Doggedness is the same as determination. A dogged behaviour does not surrender until its target is achieved. Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego were dogged in their defense of the truth in the land of Babylon. They didn't care who gave the order; they refuted the order of the king, because it was contrary to their belief. They doggedly defended their belief; despite the fact that it would cause them their lives. Truth cannot be buried forever. Darkness cannot overcome light. Every act of faithfulness will be rewarded. Always stand firm, be steadfast in doing good, living a righteous life and maintain your integrity, one day when you didn't expect, an unimaginable promotion will locate you. Because of doggedness, Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego frustrated their detractors and were promoted by the same king that ordered for their destruction (Daniel 3:19-30). Bear it in mind that God is a faithful rewarder. No activity goes unrewarded. There is a temporary reward on earth and a final and permanent reward in eternity to come. This is why we must be careful of our activities here on earth (2Corinthians 5:10; Revelation 20:11-15).

D: Your detractors will fall into the same pit they dug for you (Daniel 6:19): Always live an impeccable or faultless life anywhere you have found yourself. Daniel was a man who lived an unimpeachable life. His colleagues searched for faults, mistakes and errors to nail him before the king, but they didn't find any. They set their evil traps to catch him, God delivered him. They thought they could only trap him through his relationship with his God (Daniel 6:5). Don't allow anything to come in between you and your God (Daniel 6:11). God will always defend His own people. He will not share His glory with mortals. He rewards everyone according to their works (Daniel 6:20-22). Instead of demotion, promotion shall locate you. Your detractors shall be covered with shame and disgrace (Daniel 6:25-28).

Conclusion: The life we live on earth is a seed we unconsciously and ignorantly sow and in the end we shall harvest the fruit. The decision one makes determines the choice we make and our choice determines the result we get in the end. Many believers have made some promises, but in the end they didn't keep them. God is unwilling to deal with those who are unstable in their promises, decisions, and beliefs.

Question: What are the importance of resolution in conquering detractors and distractions?

08/08/2026

SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON:

THEME 8: HOW TO CONQUER DISTRACTIONS AND DETRACTORS(2)
Topic 31: Potiphar's house is not your destination
Text: Genesis 39:1-12
Memory Verse: There is no one greater in this house than I, nor has he kept back anything from me but you, because you are his wife. How then can I do this great wickedness, and sin against God?(Genesis 39:9)

Target: By the end of the study, students should explain the roles of Mrs. Potiphar in the life of a child of God.

Introduction: Believers should understand their destination while on the journey of success. God has programmed a destination for you. It is your choice either to stop half way or endeavor to reach your destination. God's plan for us is good; to give us a hope and a future (Jeremiah 29:11). But the enemy is always planning evil against us to give us a hopeless and bleak future. This is why he plants agents all over places to make sure his satanic intention is achieved. The enemy will always plant agents to stop you from reaching your glorious end. Understand that on your way to success, there are distractions and detractors. Don't give place to the enemy, or else he will execute his evil mandate on you (Ephesians 4:27).

A: Be conscious of God's blueprint for you (Genesis 37:5-11): Blue print is a plan for achieving something. Everyone came into this world with a plan. We all came into this world with a mission to accomplish. The preparation to accomplish that plan or mission is our responsibility; but the final answer comes from the Lord (Proverbs 16:1). Don't lose sight of the original plan of God for your life. God told Moses to build the Tabernacle according to the plan He gave to him on the mount (Exodus 25:9). God has a reason for bringing you into this world. Jesus came to this earth for a purpose. He was focused, determined and died for that mission (John 18:37). He was dedicated to His purpose on earth (John 9:4). Joseph was ordained to be a leader of nation, not to be a chief houseboy in the house of Potiphar. The house of Potiphar was only a disguised platform for him to rise to his glory. It was a process and not a destination. But the devil through Mrs. Potiphar wanted him to end in the house of Potiphar. He was only on the process of becoming what God has ordained him for.

B: Be conscious of God's presence in your life (Genesis 39:1-4): Many believers have missed their destinations (glorious ends); because they lose sight of the source of their success. God was always with Joseph anywhere he went. As far as God was with him, no man prevailed over him. Instead, favour followed him anywhere he went. He was conscious of his personal relationship with God;that is why he rejected the offer from Mrs. Potiphar (Genesis 39:9b). He didn't want anything to come in between him and his God. He maintained his integrity before God (Job 13:15-18). Just like Job in the Bible, Joseph held his integrity (Job 2:9). The consciousness of achieving your vision on earth makes you to hold to your integrity; instead of yielding to things that will destroy your mission. Job didn't remove his integrity from himself; rather he held up to his righteousness (Job 27:5-7). Though, Joseph was falsely accused and locked up in a prison, but integrity and uprightness preserved and guided him (Psalm 25:21; Proverbs 11:3).

C: Be conscious of your integrity before your master (Genesis 39:46):Integrity is the quality of being honest and strong about what you believe to be right. Unfortunately, we are in the era when many believe in what is wrong instead of right. Don't allow anything to cause you betray the trust somebody has for you. Maintain a conscience void of offense before God and man (Acts 24:16). Hold firm your integrity (Job 2:3). Integrity is state of being honest and fair. It is the state of being complete and whole. Let heaven and earth know your integrity (Job 31:6). Integrity shall preserve you (Psalm 25:21). Always walk in your integrity (Psalm 26:1). The integrity of a man shall guide him (Proverbs 11:3). A poor man of integrity is better than the perverse in his lips (Proverbs 19:1). Integrity brings generational blessings (Proverbs 20:7).

D: Beware of Mrs. Potiphar (Genesis 39:7-23): The house of Potiphar is not your rest (Micah 2:10). Mrs. Potiphar is a symbolic representation of anybody devil has planted on your way to stop you from reaching your glorious end. Mrs. Potiphar represents a short range of pleasure that will cut you off from your eternal glory in life. Mrs. Potiphar represents anything that reduces your importance and value in life. Mrs. Potiphar represents anything that exchanges your glorious position with the position of servitude. Mrs. Potiphar is a destroyer of destiny. If Joseph had slept with Mrs. Potiphar, he would have remained a chief houseboy in the house of Potiphar instead of a Prime Minister in Egypt.

Conclusion: Life is a choice. Every choice has its after effect; either it gives you a positive or negative result depending on your choice. Esau chose a plate of pottage yam over his birthright as the first son; in the end, he regretted his action. Samson loved Delilah, besides other harlots he was having affairs with; in the end Delilah stopped his journey half way (Judges 16:1, 4). King Solomon loved women and was using them to decorate his palace, in his old age; they diverted his attention from his God (2Samuel 11:4-6). Be careful before the enemy stops you from your glorious journey

Question: What are the roles of Mrs. Potiphar in the life of a child of God?

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