Recent Sermons

Every day, as we interface with others, we have a choice to make. We can spread negativity or encouragement, discord or peace and unity, despair or hope. The impact that we make will be dictated in many ways by what we believe about the way that God is working through the circumstances of our lives.

As the Thessalonians anticipated the Lord's return, they were responsible to live godly lives and continue to grow in the faith. Paul began by addressing their relationship with their spiritual leaders. In this passage, he addresses their responsibilities towards each other.

In this passage, Paul begins a series of direct exhortations to the Thessalonians to continue on and grow in their Christian walk. As they anticipated the Lord's return, they were responsible to live godly lives and continue to grow in the faith. Paul begins this section by discussing the relationship between pastors and the people.

Paul refers to Christians as children of the light not of the darkness. He describes the duties of those who are children of the light as well as their ultimate destiny in relation to the day of the Lord. As he prepares to leave the Thessalonian believers with some final instructions, he reminds them of who they are and how that reality should impact their daily lives.