In 1 Thessalonians 4, Paul answers questions about the coming of the Lord, commonly referred to as the rapture. He also comments on the will of God. Do you wonder about the rapture, or the will of God?

In 1 Thessalonians 3, Paul hears the Thessalonians are standing firm despite persecution. Have you suffered because of your faith? Can you stand firm? Have you?

In 1 Thessalonians 2, Paul shares he, Silas, and Timothy were entrusted with the gospel. They shared it in Thessalonica and people converted to Christianity. Do you think you are entrusted with the gospel? Are you sharing it?

In Thessalonians 1, the church heard the Word of the Lord, they became an example to others. Is that what happened to you when you heard the Word of the Lord? Have you become an example to others? Do others see Christianity in you?

Today, we finish the Book of Colossians with chapter 4. Has God opened a door of ministry to you? Are you fulfilling it?

In Colossians 3, the question is, “How should Christians live?” Do you set your mind on earthly or heavenly things?

In Colossians 2, we will learn the fullness of God dwells in Jesus, His Son. We are also instructed to walk in Him. Are you walking in Jesus? Do people see that in you?

Colossians 1 is a study on walk. Are you walking in a manner worthy of the Lord?

In Philippians 4, we are to be anxious for nothing, guarding our hearts and minds in Jesus, thinking on godly things, and leaning on God who strengthens us. Do you fret or do you have the peace of Christ? Where is your mind? On the things of the world or the things above?

In Philippians 3, Paul explains to the believers at Philippi his qualifications. What is your spiritual resume? Paul counts it all loss to serve Jesus. Can you? He reminds us to press on in our growth as Christians. Are you still growing, or are you spiritually relaxing?