In this most personal of letters from the Apostle Paul, he bears his heart of love to these Thessalonians. In doing so, he shows one of the highest displays of love for believers – praying. Lord willing, we will look at this prayer of the Apostle Paul for the Thessalonian believers and learn lessons about our God’s Person, His workings in the lives of His children, and the example of the Apostle Paul.
Pleasing God, Making Disciples of Jesus Christ
Pleasing God, Making Disciples of Jesus Christ
1 Thessalonians
In this most personal of letters from the Apostle Paul, he bears his heart of love to these Thessalonians. In doing so, he shows one of the highest displays of love for believers – praying. Lord willing, we will look at this prayer of the Apostle Paul for the Thessalonian believers and learn lessons about our God’s Person, His workings in the lives of His children, and the example of the Apostle Paul.
In this most personal of letters from the Apostle Paul, he bears his heart of love to these Thessalonians. In doing so, he shows one of the highest displays of love for believers – praying. Lord willing, we will look at the prayers of the Apostle Paul for the Thessalonian believers and see a model to follow in our own prayer lives.
In this most personal of letters from the Apostle Paul, he bears his heart of love to these Thessalonians. In doing so, he affirms these believers as being a community of faith, love and hope. As such they developed a worthy reputation as a Christ-centered and Gospel-influencing church. Lord willing, we will look at three aspects of their reputation – its characteristics, its impact, and its development.
In this most personal of letters from the Apostle Paul, he bears his heart of love to these Thessalonians. In doing so, he affirms these believers as being a community of faith, love and hope. He also reminds them of the calling of God to be a community of shared suffering. Lord willing, we will learn the inevitability of suffering, the way we are to minister to one another in suffering, and the benefits we gain from suffering as Christians. .
In this most personal of letters from the Apostle Paul, he bears his heart of love to these Thessalonians. He long for their fellowship and reminds them the source of preventing their togetherness was Satan. Lord willing, we will learn the intentions and three tactics the devil uses against God’s people keeping us from being together.