The Power Sunday School Class

Music can be a strong force in helping us remember. Whether it is the sound of a favorite song or the lyrics of a new one, our heart can be warmed by how it reminds us of positive feelings from the past. Psalm 105 was basically a worship hymn to help the people of Israel recall God’s faithfulness. It can do that for us too! Here are the notes for our study.

Lesson Notes for July 20, 2025 – Psalm 105.pdf

When we feel under attack or even just overwhelmed by the trials of life we need to be reminded that we have a Heavenly Father who cares and will defend and deliver us. We’ll look at that tomorrow. Here are the notes for our study in Psalm 18:16-29.

Lesson Notes for July 13, 2025 – Psalm 18-16-29.pdf

How is seeing God’s character clearly like wearing 3D glasses? How is reading His word like using magnifying glasses or a mirror? How is trusting Him all about the lenses we look through? We’ll learn about that as we study Psalm 19. Here are the notes for our study.

Lesson Notes for June 15, 2025 – Psalm 19.pdf

Remember playing "hide and seek" as a kid? Followers of Christ can learn a NEW, BETTER version of hide and seek from the first few verses of Psalm 119. Here are the notes for our study.

Lesson Notes for June 8, 2025 – Psalm 119-1-16.pdf

Summertime reminds us of family road trips as kids when we would ask, "Are we there yet?" Followers of Christ can grow impatient for His return. We don’t know the timing but we DO have instructions on how to live until He comes. We’ll learn about that in 2 Peter 3. Here are the notes for our study.

Lesson Notes for May 25, 2025 – 2 Peter 3-8-18.pdf

Few things are more frustrating than to be "taken in" by a "con artist." What is more potentially (and eternally) devastating is to be taken in by a false teacher claiming to be a messenger of God. How can we avoid that? We’ll find out as we study 2 Peter 2 and Jude. Here are the notes for our study.

Lesson Notes for May 18, 2025 – 2 Peter 2 & Jude.pdf

Would most people consider the term “humble leadership” an oxymoron or a contradiction in terms? The Apostle Peter teaches us that leading with humility should be the norm, not the exception to the rule. Here are the notes for our study in 1 Peter 5.
Lesson Notes for May 4, 2025 – 1 Peter 5-1-11.pdf

When I trusted Christ as Savior and Lord, He didn’t just clean up the OLD ME, He created a NEW ME! How should the NEW ME compare to the OLD ME? We will talk about that tomorrow. Here are the notes for our study in 1 Peter 4.

Lesson Notes for April 13, 2025 – 1 Peter 4-1-11.pdf

Why do unsaved people resent and ridicule Christ-followers? How can Christ-followers live with hope and holiness in the midst of suffering and persecution?
We will talk about that as we study 1 Peter 3. Here are the notes for our study.

Lesson Notes for April 6, 2025 – 1 Peter 3.pdf

If we are saved by grace and all our sins are forgiven, why do Christ-followers need to repent? Isn’t focusing on our personal sin contrary to the grace God has given us? Where does repentance fit into the life of a Christ-follower? We’ll talk about that in our study. Here are the notes for our study in Leviticus 16.

Lesson Notes for February 16, 2025 – Leviticus 16-1-10, 29-30.pdf