Comparing the five references to the Lord’s return in each epistle to see the parallel thought. 1. Waiting for the Lord’s return and the completion of our salvation. 5. Eager anticipation of the Lord in his return.

Walk according to the Spirit, not according to the flesh. Walking according to the flesh is depending on good works to gain the favor of God. Walking according to the Spirit is living in the truth of God's love toward us sinners in Christ

Walk according to the Spirit, not according to the flesh. Walking according to the flesh is depending on good works to gain the favor of God. Walking according to the Spirit is living in the truth of God's love toward us sinners in Christ

There is a connection between remembering what the Lord has done for you and obeying the Lord. It is good to have memorials to remember what God has done. The memorials weren't fancy because it wasn't about the memorial, but about what God had done. It is important to remember what God has done for you.

Overview of references to the Lord’s return in 1 Thessalonians. Also, a visa bid bird's-eye view of Romans compared to Hebrews

Going through Romans 5 verse by verse to capture the flow of thought and the meaning of the passage.

How the children of Israel traveled through the wilderness with God. Interestingly, there is no recounting of their sins and failures in this chapter. It summarizes their walk to the edge of their inheritance.

John Mark Bjorlie defines biblical prophecy and discusses how the gift of prophecy is exercised today and how we should respond to prophecy.

A walk through 1 Thessalonians looking at examples of imitations

What David wrote in Psalm 2 is clearly illustrated in Abram's experience with Sodom and Chederloamar, helping us to understand what the Sovereignty of God is.