Paul thanks God that the Thessalonians are living lives worthy of the coming kingdom. For, unlike their persecutors who will be condemned, they trust in Christ, love other Christians, and are willing to suffer for the king.

What can you do when your heart is troubled?

Through the contrast between Peter and Jesus, John shows us the heart of the gospel.

Our calling as a church is to glorify God through a love for one another that looks like his love for us.

On the night he was betrayed, just hours before his terrible death, Jesus paused to serve his friends, and to show us how to follow after him.

In this overview sermon, we see how Paul reminds the hard-working Thessalonians of God’s grace which brings peace.

Everything that exists points to the greatness of God. But it takes a human to praise him for his goodness. That's what we were made for.

God removes our sin, and remembers our weakness.

The steadfast love of the Lord is stronger than sin and death.

True knowledge of ourselves begins and ends in worship.