Revelation, and the God revealed in it

This week's question comes from Sunday's lesson.  How much time do you spend in the Word?  How much of your life is patterned by what it teaches?  Think back on the past 24 hours.  What have you done, or not done, in that time frame based on the authority of the Scripture?

Share your thoughts below!

The Great Controversy: The Foundation

Pride, autonomy, independence.  What images do these words conjure up in your own mind?  In what ways are all of us in danger of falling into the traps, which are sometimes very subtle, that pride, autonomy, and independence can set for us?  After all, under the right conditions, what's wrong with any of these concepts?

Review this week's lesson and share your thoughts below!  Come to Fellowship Study this week for more discussion.

Be blessed!

Keeping the Church Faithful

This week's question is from Sunday's lesson.  Look at how you and your church have changed over time.  Do these changes reveal a slow, steady settling into the truth or slow, steady movement away from it?

Share your thoughts below and come to Fellowship Study this week for more discussion.

Be blessed!

Church Life

What does it mean to be "sanctified wholly" and "preserved blameless" as an individual and as a church?  How does the advice given in this week's lesson help us reach this objective?

Share your thoughts below!

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Final Events

As we are justified by faith in Christ alone, how do we "prepare ourselves" for the Second Coming?

Review this week's lesson and share your thoughts below.  Come to Fellowship Study for more insightful discussion.

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Final Events

How does the knowledge of final events discussed in this week's lesson change the way you live on a daily basis?  Share your thoughts below and come to Kanisa Fellowship this Sabbath for more discussion.

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The Dead in Christ

How does the Bible teaching of death, resurrection, and eternal life change the way you respond to suffering and death in this life?

Review this week's lesson and share your response below.  We'll have more discussion on this topic at Fellowship Study this week--please come and share your experience!

Be encouraged!

Living Holy Lives

In this week's lesson, Paul takes advantage of his friendship with the Thessalonians to address two very sensitive topics--sexual purity and industry.  How are your individual choices affected by your surrounding culture?  What are the dominant cultural themes in your life?

Share your thoughts below and come to Kanisa Fellowship for more discussion.

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Friends Forever

Why is it important to develop meaningful relationships with the people you worship with?  Think of a close relationship you have had with people or someone at church.  How has this been a positive element in your life?

Review this week's lesson and share your thoughts below.  We'll be discussing this lesson at Fellowship Study this week.  Come and join our study!

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The Apostolic Example

Think through your own motives for all that you do.  How pure are they, how free are they of error, deceit, and impurity?  If they are not what they should be, how can you change for the better?

Review this week's lesson and share your thoughts below.  Come to Kanisa Fellowship Study for more great discussion.

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Joyous and Thankful

How can a new believer, or even a long time Christian, be assured that they are "right with Christ"?

Review this week's lesson and share your thoughts below.  We will review this lesson at Fellowship Study this Sabbath.

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Corporate Evangelism and Witnessing

Is the corporate evangelism strategy of your church effective? What components would you include when creating or improving your church’s corporate evangelism strategy?


Review this week's lesson and share your thoughts online.  Come to Fellowship Study this week for an important discussion on this topic.


Be blessed!

Personal Evangelism and Witnessing

In terms of personal evangelism, are there any 'mission fields' which may seem more challenging than others, (i.e. home, neighborhood, workplace, etc.)?  If so, what makes this mission field so challenging in particular?


Review this week's Sabbath School lesson and share your thoughts below.  Remember Fellowship Study at Kanisa Fellowship this Saturday at 12:20.  Be blessed!

Sequential Evangelism and Witnessing

How do we reconcile our mandate which is to teach others to seek first the kingdom and his righteousness and all of these things shall be added with the need to meet people's needs first before we bombard them with Christ?

Should the message of Matt 25:35-40 be part of a fixed church strategy?

Review this week's Sabbath School lesson and share your thoughts online or at Fellowship Study this Sabbath!

Evangelism and Witnessing as a Lifestyle

What are you saying when you're not saying anything?  Review this week's Sabbath School lesson and share your thoughts by posting a comment.  Fellowship Study happens at Kanisa Fellowship this Saturday at 12:15 p.m.  See you there!

Spiritual Gifts for Evangelism & Witnessing

Are spiritual gifts given to us when we receive Christ, or are they cultivated through our walk with God? What is the difference between a spiritual gift and a natural ability?


Study this week's lesson at www.ssnet.org and post your comments!  Come to Fellowship Study to share your thoughts.

Evangelism and Witnessing - Every Member Ministry

Evangelism strategies are often aimed at those who are impoverished or experiencing personal or social difficulty.  Is there room to minister to those who are socially prosperous?  Is there evidence that Jesus ministered to those who were considered successful?  If so, were there any benefits to this strategy?

The Promise of His Return

What are the unintended implications of a life/church ministry based solely on the Second Coming?

The Promise of Prayer

Technology is a wonderful thing.  The "information highway" is now literally at your finger tips. Generation "Plugged In" refers to those of us who regularly multi-task with several electronic devices. Social experts also say we're less able to communicate, emotionally disconnected, impatient, expect instant gratification, and wrapped up in self. Characteristics not in line with prayer.  How can we revitalize prayer?  Is it even possible?

The Bible and History

What proof do we have that the Bible is much more than a collection of stories from the past?

God the Lawgiver

When we think of the "law" of God we usually think about the 10 commandments of Exodus 20:1-17.  In verses  18 and 19 the Israelites beg Moses to speak God on their behalf.  After the interruption God continues to speak to Moses in verse 23 and onwards through chapters 21 - 23.  If God was allowed to continue his presentation, would our view of the "law" of God remined confined to the 10 commandments as it is today?


We are told in Exodus 20 that the people were afraid of the thunder and lightining and fire on mount sinai.  Was it God's intention to scare the people when he was communicating with them? Why or Why not?

The Holiness of God

Think of all the words that come to mind when you hear the term "Holy or Holiness".  Write them if needed; and look at them carefully. 

How do we (the Church) or I (personally) treat Holy entities in our daily lives? 
If it is not with the same affection as purposed by God, then how do we change that and honor what is Holy as we walk daily with Jesus?

The God of Grace and Judgement

Read bit.ly/ACwu3K. Should JUDGMENT be preached with the GOSPEL?  If so, how?


See this week's lesson online and share your responses below.  Come to Fellowship Study at Kanisa this week for further discussion.


Be blessed!

God as Redeemer homework assignment

James and John make a unique request to Jesus in Mark 10:35-45 and Matthew 20:20-23.  What do you think they were trying to achieve?  What was Jesus' response?

Review the description of the "Four Beasts" and the "24 Elders" in Revelation 4 (compare to Ezekiel 1) and Revelation 19:4.  What do you think about the request of James and John based on the description of the Throne Room in Revelation?

Post your reply.

Fellowship Study is the interactive Bible study that happens weekly at Kanisa Fellowship.  This is our opportunity to learn more about God's Word and and what it means for us today.  Fellowship Study is led by a group of dynamic Facilitators, each with a unique approach and a strong Biblical focus.  This is truly one of the favourite aspects of the Kanisa Fellowship worship experience.

This discussion forum is your opportunity to continue the Fellowship Study experience all week long.  Share your questions, comments, and testimonies with the Kanisa Fellowship community so we can all learn and grow together.

Through Fellowship Study, let's improve our quality of life by nurturing our personal relationship with Jesus Christ through practical application of the Word of God.