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<span style="font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;"><span style="white-space: pre-wrap;">In a culture of unlimited religious tolerance, we have forgotten that there are things God looks for in the His people. How do we live pleasing to God? In the first part of 1 Thessalonians 4, Paul tells the young Thessalonian church the kind of living God wants His people to do. This is a primer for the divine life.</span></span><br />
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Gods Word Community Church The Churches of the New Testament Sermon on 1 Thessalonians 4 Living Pleasing to God: In a culture of unlimited religious tolerance, we have forgotten that there are things God looks for in the His people. How do we live pleasing to God? In the first part of 1 Thessalonians 4, Paul tells the young Thessalonian church the kind of living God wants His people to do. This is a primer for the divine life. Current Sermons Audio:


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Gods Word Community Church

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Sermon on 1 Thessalonians 4

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Living Pleasing to God:

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In a culture of unlimited religious tolerance, we have forgotten that there are things God looks for in the His people. How do we live pleasing to God? In the first part of 1 Thessalonians 4, Paul tells the young Thessalonian church the kind of living God wants His people to do. This is a primer for the divine life.<br>
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Our mission: To trust in, submit to, and serve Jesus as Lord in all things according to His own Word.

Our goal: To seek the faith and life of the primitive Church as established and guided by Jesus Christ and his apostles.

Our values: In essentials, unity, in opinions liberty, and in all things love.

Our boundary: Our only powers are persuasion and prayer. 

Mottos: “Book, chapter, and verse.” “The Bible alone – Sola Scriptura!” “God’s Word is our sufficient guide to faith and practice.”

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Our mission: To trust in, submit to, and serve Jesus as Lord in all things according to His own Word. Our goal: To seek the faith and life of the primitive Church as established and guided by Jesus Christ and his apostles. Our values: In essentials, unity, in opinions liberty, and in all things love. Our boundary: Our only powers are persuasion and prayer. Mottos: “Book, chapter, and verse.” “The Bible alone – Sola Scriptura!” “God’s Word is our sufficient guide to faith and practice.”

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