Dr. Tim Jennings leads the discussion and study of this lesson in the "Family Seasons" study guide for 2nd Quarter 2019.

Tim Jennings, M.D., leads the discussion and study of this lesson in the 1st Quarter 2023 study guide titled, "Managing For The Master."

T = 00:25 If the Romans have circled and backed off, what should we be doing now to prepare if there is no place to run to? T = 04:55 Is there ever a time when we should stop having children due to the mass evil and more evil to come or should we plan to have them all the way up until Christ's return? T = 06:20 Please elaborate on Mark 14 : 51, 52 T = 07:50 What are your thoughts on MM 216 "...devote even the hours of the holy Sabbath to the relief of suffering humanity. But the fee for such labor should be put into the treasury of the Lord, to be used for the worthy poor, who need medical skill..." T = 12:40 Elaborate further on your blog on competitive sports, specificially about "we all can win." T = 16:35 If you were to geographically locate "the crucible" (where we are being refined) where would you place it and who would be in it? T = 22:00 Explain "When tempted to sin let us remember that Jesus is pleading for us in the heavenly sanctuary... He takes our names on His lips and presents them to His Father, saying, “I have graven them upon the palms of my hands; I know them by name." Heavenly Places, 256 T = 23:40 What is Beauty? Is it simply attractiveness? Is it subjective or objective?

T = 00:00 When told a secret, many people feel the need to tell someone else. Is this a psychological effect of some sort? T = 00:40 How do you think God views sinners who ask for annointing for healing? T = 01:50 Knowing Satan turns everything upside down, what does the Ledger of Heaven mean in the context of ledger and the debt Christ paid for us? T = 02:30 How do you know Job was the first book Moses wrote? T = 04:10 Doesn't Christ, who you say stepped out of eternity future to forever be human, change the triune nature or composition of the Godhead, despite God saying he is the same in eternity past and future? T = 06:10 Is Jesus' death salvific? T = 08:10 What does the Euphrates river symbolize in Rev 16, since it isn't part of Israel's geography or featured in the sanctuary service's salvation-story metaphor? T = 12:05 How do we lovingly address the issue of "emotional support animals" at a family gathering that does not want a pet freely roaming amoung them? T = 15:30 What are your thoughts about the Pentecostal belief that when someone receives the Holy Spirit they speak in tongues? T = 17:55 Should mindfulness (an eastern mediation practice of purposely bringing one's attention to the present-moment experience) be practiced by Christians? T = 19:20 Does the close of probation happen for Adventists when the Sunday law is passed and before the rest of the world's probation closes? T = 23:40 How do we trust God's 'word' is an accurate recording when it was written with legalistic, appeasement language? T = 25:15 What is the scriptural evidence that the "once saved always saved" doctrine is incorrect? T = 26:45 Is it okay to spank your child and if so what age should you start doing it? T = 27:30 I understand your view that the investigative judgement is the work Jesus is doing in sinners not in God, but why is 1844 and 1888 significant? T = 31:10 How are the resurrected unrepentant wicked affected by the suffering they inflicted on others, when they didn’t care about their victim's pain when they were living?