Join us for the Thessalonians Conclusion. Have a great holiday season! We'll be back mid-January with our study of Revelation.

As we conclude our study of 2 Thessalonians, we're reminded of what it means to live as a blessing for the sake of the Gospel. With stories of gratitude, family, and faithfulness, we look to Paul’s challenge: to contribute, serve, and influence others for good. Join us for this encouraging final study as we celebrate what God is doing through our men, our work, and our church — learning how to live in a way that lifts others and honors Christ.

This week’s message dives into real power — not the kind the world chases, but the power of God Himself. From Paul’s words in 2 Thessalonians 3:1-5, we’re talking about the strength that comes through prayer, the unstoppable spread of the gospel, and the faithfulness of God to protect and provide for His people. If you’ve ever wondered how to pray with confidence or how God works through your struggles, this one’s for you. Listen and be reminded that the Lord is faithful and still moving with power today.

We’re diving deep into 2 Thessalonians 2 and exploring one of Scripture’s most compelling themes — the end times. As we connect the dots between Genesis, Revelation, and Paul’s words to the persecuted church, we’ll see how God’s plan unfolds from beginning to end. This session explores the concept of the “man of lawlessness,” the rise of deception, and how we can live with confidence grounded in God’s truth. Join in to see how every piece of the puzzle points us to the unshakable hope found in Christ’s return.

Join us for this week’s message as we dive into 2 Thessalonians 1 together. The teaching begins with a powerful story that draws us into the experience of the early church — a community facing pressure and persecution yet growing stronger in faith, love, and endurance. Through Paul’s words, we’re reminded to encourage one another, pray for one another, and trust that God is at work even when life feels hard. Don’t miss this message of hope and perseverance.

In this week’s Bible study, we wrap up 1 Thessalonians 5, focusing on verses 12-28, with a powerful reminder of what it looks like to live as brothers and sisters in Christ. Through Paul’s heartfelt words, we’re encouraged to honor our leaders, live at peace with one another, show patience, and reflect God’s love in all we do. Join us as we explore how to “remember who we are and who we represent” as members of God’s family.

You're invited to join us for an encouraging message about Jesus' return. We'll explore what the Bible really says about "the Day of the Lord" and why we don't need to fear it or obsess over when it will happen. Through 1 Thessalonians 5:1-11, discover why Jesus kept the timing a mystery, how to live alert and ready without anxiety, and the hope we have as "children of light." This is a refreshingly honest talk — no prophecy charts, just biblical truth delivered with warmth and humor. Whether you're curious about end times or need reassurance about Christ's return, come hear why the message is simple: Jesus is coming back. Be ready. Be encouraged.

Sports can stir deep emotions — wins that lift our spirits, losses that leave us grieving. But what about when the stakes are higher than a season or a scoreboard? Paul wrote to the Thessalonian church about something far weightier: how to face the grief of losing brothers and sisters in Christ. His encouragement points us to hope that doesn’t disappoint — the hope we have in Jesus’ death, resurrection, and promised return. This week, we’ll walk through 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18 and discover what it means to grieve not as those without hope, but as those anchored in Christ’s unshakable promise of life.

Join us as we explore what it means to live a life of sanctification — being set apart and consecrated to God — through Paul's teaching in 1 Thessalonians 4:1-12. We'll discover how sanctification, holiness, pleasing God, and doing His will are all interconnected, and examine practical applications for both personal purity and community living. Learn how holiness is not just an individual struggle but a community activity that impacts both fellow believers and the watching world around us.

Join us as we explore Paul's powerful prayer for the Thessalonian church and discover three key areas to focus our prayers on: asking God to provide godly leadership for our faith journey, praying for an increase in our capacity to love both our church family and everyone around us, and seeking strength in holiness as we prepare for Christ's return. Through Paul's example of persistent prayer despite obstacles, we'll learn how prayer allows us to invest in others' lives even when we can't be physically present. Whether you're looking to deepen your prayer life, grow in love, or fill gaps in your spiritual formation, this study offers practical insights for becoming men who truly care through consistent, faithful prayer.