In preparation for service week we want to motivate our church folks to actively engage, but do so with a gospel/kingdom mindset. We want to avoid participation that is merely marketing based, or mere emotional hype or with a benefactor posture = “those poor people need our help. We have privilege and resources, so we are the solution”) (Luke 22). Through this series we want our people to engage moved by a deeper experience of the gospel as well as a humble servant posture, as well as instill that this week should be a microcosm of an entire lifestyle. Finally, through this series we want our people to understand that this is the entire gospel: not by works... for good works (Eph 2:8-10)

In preparation for service week we want to motivate our church folks to actively engage, but do so with a gospel/kingdom mindset. We want to avoid participation that is merely marketing based, or mere emotional hype or with a benefactor posture = “those poor people need our help. We have privilege and resources, so we are the solution”) (Luke 22). Through this series we want our people to engage moved by a deeper experience of the gospel as well as a humble servant posture, as well as instill that this week should be a microcosm of an entire lifestyle. Finally, through this series we want our people to understand that this is the entire gospel: not by works... for good works (Eph 2:8-10)

In preparation for service week we want to motivate our church folks to actively engage, but do so with a gospel/kingdom mindset. We want to avoid participation that is merely marketing based, or mere emotional hype or with a benefactor posture = “those poor people need our help. We have privilege and resources, so we are the solution”) (Luke 22). Through this series we want our people to engage moved by a deeper experience of the gospel as well as a humble servant posture, as well as instill that this week should be a microcosm of an entire lifestyle. Finally, through this series we want our people to understand that this is the entire gospel: not by works... for good works (Eph 2:8-10)

In preparation for service week we want to motivate our church folks to actively engage, but do so with a gospel/kingdom mindset. We want to avoid participation that is merely marketing based, or mere emotional hype or with a benefactor posture = “those poor people need our help. We have privilege and resources, so we are the solution”) (Luke 22). Through this series we want our people to engage moved by a deeper experience of the gospel as well as a humble servant posture, as well as instill that this week should be a microcosm of an entire lifestyle. Finally, through this series we want our people to understand that this is the entire gospel: not by works... for good works (Eph 2:8-10)

In preparation for service week we want to motivate our church folks to actively engage, but do so with a gospel/kingdom mindset. We want to avoid participation that is merely marketing based, or mere emotional hype or with a benefactor posture = “those poor people need our help. We have privilege and resources, so we are the solution”) (Luke 22). Through this series we want our people to engage moved by a deeper experience of the gospel as well as a humble servant posture, as well as instill that this week should be a microcosm of an entire lifestyle. Finally, through this series we want our people to understand that this is the entire gospel: not by works... for good works (Eph 2:8-10)

In preparation for service week we want to motivate our church folks to actively engage, but do so with a gospel/kingdom mindset. We want to avoid participation that is merely marketing based, or mere emotional hype or with a benefactor posture = “those poor people need our help. We have privilege and resources, so we are the solution”) (Luke 22). Through this series we want our people to engage moved by a deeper experience of the gospel as well as a humble servant posture, as well as instill that this week should be a microcosm of an entire lifestyle. Finally, through this series we want our people to understand that this is the entire gospel: not by works... for good works (Eph 2:8-10)

While the Thessalonian epistles contain some of the most important New Testament teaching concerning eschatology, they also reveal the loving heart of the Apostle Paul. There is a sweetness and tenderness expressed in these epistles that is quite touching. They read like love letters, and the love relationship that Paul enjoyed with the Thessalonian church provides a beautiful example for all pastors and churches.

While the Thessalonian epistles contain some of the most important New Testament teaching concerning eschatology, they also reveal the loving heart of the Apostle Paul. There is a sweetness and tenderness expressed in these epistles that is quite touching. They read like love letters, and the love relationship that Paul enjoyed with the Thessalonian church provides a beautiful example for all pastors and churches.

While the Thessalonian epistles contain some of the most important New Testament teaching concerning eschatology, they also reveal the loving heart of the Apostle Paul. There is a sweetness and tenderness expressed in these epistles that is quite touching. They read like love letters, and the love relationship that Paul enjoyed with the Thessalonian church provides a beautiful example for all pastors and churches.

While the Thessalonian epistles contain some of the most important New Testament teaching concerning eschatology, they also reveal the loving heart of the Apostle Paul. There is a sweetness and tenderness expressed in these epistles that is quite touching. They read like love letters, and the love relationship that Paul enjoyed with the Thessalonian church provides a beautiful example for all pastors and churches.