A person who claims to follow Christ who doesn't work hard to earn their living (if they are able) harms the reputation and witness of the church. Paul tells us how to treat such a person and reminds us of the grace of God that helps us live the way Christ calls his people to live.

We are called to stand firm and hold fast to the truth we've been given even during times of intense suffering or persecution. The good news is that when we grow weary, God renews our strength.

Paul gives us a glimpse of the future by telling us about the man of lawlessness who will arise. The great news is that Jesus wins in the end!

If most of us had a choice, we would choose a carefree, painless life, but what if there was a purpose in the pain? For the follower of Jesus, there is a purpose in the pain.

If most of us had a choice, we would choose a carefree, painless life, but what if there was a purpose in the pain? For the follower of Jesus, there is a purpose in the pain.

Pastor Dave introduces a new series of studies on 1 & 2 Thessalonians. In this study, he shares the history of the church in Thessalonica and looks at the events that led up to Paul writing the epistles.