Tamil Sabbath School

Before we understand the mission of God, it is essential to better understand the God of mission.

In spite of separation caused by sin (Isa. 59:2), through His mission, God continues to restore the broken relationship with humanity. Because of this relationship, we not only come to know God but also share with others our experience with Him and His saving love.

God wants us to reach out to the people around us. Though persecution came and people suffered, these unfortunate events became a means of spreading the good news all over the world.

We will see three great spiritual qualities of Abraham, hospitality, love, and prayer. These qualities can greatly aid in the mission.

What can we learn from Jonah’s attitude about the excuses that we can make in order not to do the mission? Let’s find out in this week’s program.

This week we will look at some events in the early church that can give us guidance on these crucial parts of the mission.

If someone says, ‘I love God,’ and hates his brother, he is a liar. This is the key to this week’s study.

God has a plan to reach those who might be needy in any number of ways. We must be ready to do what we can to help.

This week we will explore God’s mission to the rich and powerful. Journey with us as we see how God reached some of these people.

This week we will see how Paul went about seeking to reach the unreached, and what can we learn from his attempts.

This week we will study the Bible story of Christ’s mission to Tyre and Sidon and draw lessons to apply to our lives today.

Through a series of providences, Esther became the queen. She showed how God’s people, even in foreign environments, can witness for truth.