The Leaders' Lesson

Leader’s Lesson is a weekly program designed to help Sabbath School teachers prepare, teach, and lead more effective and engaging classes. Each episode breaks down the Sabbath School lesson with a focus on practical teaching tools. You will find: Key Bible insights Discussion questions Teaching strategies Real-life applications you can use immediately in your class This is not just a lesson review. Leader’s Lesson is built specifically for those who teach, helping you: Understand the main theme of the lesson Avoid common teaching challenges Guide meaningful Bible study discussions Whether you are an experienced teacher or need to step in at the last minute, this program will help you feel confident and prepared for your Sabbath School class. New episodes are released every week to help you prepare for

The Leaders' Lesson is a education podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 27 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

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  Lesson 2: The Call of a Prophet | Teaching Sabbath School with Purpose

  Oct 3, 202619 min

  Lesson 2 of our Fourth Quarter 2026 series, The Gift of Prophecy, asks what it meant to be called by God to speak for Him. In "The Call of a Prophet," we see that the role was rarely comfortable, and that God still looks for people willing to answer. Study week: October 3 to October 9, 2026 Taught in Sabbath School: Sabbath, October 10, 2026 Memory text: Isaiah 6:8 In this episode we look at: Abraham, whose covenant faith was counted as righteousness and was tested with the call to offer Isaac Elijah on Mount Carmel, calling a divided nation away from idolatry and back to God Isaiah, whose temple vision led to "Here am I; send me," and whose 53rd chapter foretells the suffering Messiah Daniel, faithful in a pagan court, whose prophecies trace the rise and fall of nations John the Baptist, who prepared the way for Jesus and stayed faithful even in prison The early call of Ellen G. White in the months after the Great Disappointment of 1844 A common thread runs through all of them. The calling brought opposition and hardship, yet it also carried a message of hope. For teachers, one practical idea: ask your class what these very different callings share, instead of trying to cover each prophet in equal detail. The shared themes of obedience and hope tend to stay with people longer than a list of names. These notes are meant to help you prepare thoughtfully for Sabbath, whether you teach or study on your own. Coming next: Lesson 3, "Old Testament Prophets." Executive Producer: Carolina Conference of Seventh-day Adventists Producer: Henrique Gomes and Julio César Labrador

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  Lesson 1: The Creator Speaks | Teaching Sabbath School with Purpose

  Sep 26, 202619 min

  Lesson 1 of our Fourth Quarter 2026 series, The Gift of Prophecy, begins where the Bible begins. In "The Creator Speaks," we consider how God has communicated with people from Eden onward, and what that means for how we hear Him today. Study week: September 26 to October 2, 2026 Taught in Sabbath School: Sabbath, October 3, 2026 Memory text: Hebrews 1:1, 2 In this episode we walk through: How Adam and Eve were made in God's image and created for face-to-face fellowship with Him What sin did to that communication, leading to hiding, blame, and expulsion from the Garden The first promise of a Redeemer in Genesis 3:15, given right after the Fall The ways God still speaks to a fallen world, through creation, prophets, Scripture, and above all through Jesus Christ A first look at Ellen G. White, pointing to how God's communication continues beyond Bible times For teachers, one practical idea: start your class with a simple question about how people sense God speaking to them today, then connect that to the biblical examples in the lesson. It keeps the study personal and invites participation. Whether you lead a class or study on your own, these notes are meant to help you prepare thoughtfully for Sabbath. Coming next: Lesson 2, "The Call of a Prophet." Executive Producer: Carolina Conference of Seventh-day Adventists Producer: Henrique Gomes and Julio César Labrador

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  Lesson 11: Stewardship and Mission | Teaching Sabbath School with Purpose

  Sep 5, 202612 min

  What does Christian generosity look like when it is rooted in the example of Jesus? In this episode we study 2 Corinthians 8 and 9, where Paul addresses stewardship, giving, and the care believers show one another. This is Lesson 11 in our Third Quarter 2026 series on First and Second Corinthians. The lesson is studied the week of September 5 to 11 and taught in Sabbath School on Sabbath, September 12. Paul is responding to a real need: a famine in Judea, and an offering gathered by churches elsewhere to help. We talk through the context, including the very practical work of carrying the gift safely, and then we focus on the reason Paul gives for generosity. In 2 Corinthians 8:8 and 9, he says he is not commanding but inviting, and he points to the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, who became poor so that others might become rich. That makes Jesus the measure of generous giving. In this conversation we explore what Paul's appeal shows us about God's character, how generosity strengthens unity in the church across distance, and how stewardship becomes worship when we offer everything back to God. We also take an honest look at materialism and the reminder that our hearts follow our treasure. A note for teachers: pray as you prepare, and teach for both the head and the heart. Sound study is the starting point, but the aim is for the Word to take root in daily life, in your students and in you. Next week, in Lesson 12, we look at "Dealing With False Teachers." New episodes release every Sabbath to help you prepare to teach. Executive Producer: Carolina Conference of Seventh-day Adventists Producer: Henrique Gomes Editing: Henrique Gomes Logo: Becky Carpenter

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  Lesson 10: Authentic Christian Ministry | Teaching Sabbath School with Purpose

  Aug 29, 202614 min

  How do we keep serving faithfully when ministry feels heavy and the results are hard to see? In this episode of our Third Quarter 2026 study of First and Second Corinthians, we open Lesson 10, Authentic Christian Ministry, working through 2 Corinthians 3 to 7. In this conversation we discuss: Paul's picture of treasure in jars of clay, and why the fragile vessel makes the glory inside more visible Suffering as an honest part of life and ministry, rather than something we can engineer away How the cross redefines success, since Jesus reached true victory through apparent defeat A personal reflection from five years of mission work in Thailand, and what it taught about depending on God in our weakness A look at global statistics on suffering that put our own struggles in perspective without minimizing them A note for teachers preparing to lead: this lesson works best when you make room for personal stories. The closing discussion question asks where people have seen God use weakness to reveal His strength, and your own honest answer can set the tone for an open, encouraging class. We study this lesson from August 29 to September 4 and teach it on Sabbath, September 5. Next week brings Lesson 11, Stewardship and Mission, as we continue through Second Corinthians. If these notes help you get ready to teach, follow the show and share it with a fellow Sabbath School leader. Executive Producer: Carolina Conference of Seventh-day Adventists Producer: Henrique Gomes Editing: Henrique Gomes Logo: Becky Carpenter

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  Lesson 9: Love-driven Ministry | Teaching Sabbath School with Purpose

  Aug 22, 202614 min

  After the familiar language of love in 1 Corinthians 13, this week's study turns to 2 Corinthians, where love becomes very practical in Paul's own ministry. Lesson 9, "Love-driven Ministry," is part of our Third Quarter 2026 series on First and Second Corinthians. In this episode we look at why Paul writes the way he does to a hurting church. He had intended to visit, his plans changed, and an earlier letter had caused pain. Paul answers by assuring the believers of his love and by defending his ministry to those who doubted it, while being open about the trials he had faced. Through it all he describes God as the Father of mercies and the God of all comfort, the One who comforts us so that we can comfort others. We also talk about what this looks like for leaders today: the value of sincerity and transparency, the balance between planning wisely and staying responsive to God's will, and the relational work of repairing trust when plans change. If you teach a Sabbath School class, listen for the teaching tip in this episode. Honest, appropriate vulnerability helps people listen and respond, and a few simple ground rules can keep discussion both open and respectful. We share a practical way to invite different perspectives while gently steering the class back to the text when needed. This lesson is studied during the week of August 22 to 28, 2026, and is taught on Sabbath, August 29. Next time we continue with Lesson 10, "Authentic Christian Ministry." Executive Producer: Carolina Conference of Seventh-day Adventists Producer: Henrique Gomes Editing: Henrique Gomes Logo: Becky Carpenter

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