I Thessalonians 5:16-18

Thessalonians is a deeply relational and practical reminder that our future hope shapes and sharpens are present calling of how we ought to live in the world. At first glance there are two seemingly unrelated and irreconcilable ideas: a hope for our future and present calling of living holy lives. Yet, we see these ideas as interconnected and one influences and give support to the other. Our future hope ought to shape and transform our present living.

1 Thessalonians 5:14-15

Thessalonians is a deeply relational and practical reminder that our future hope shapes and sharpens are present calling of how we ought to live in the world. At first glance there are two seemingly unrelated and irreconcilable ideas: a hope for our future and present calling of living holy lives. Yet, we see these ideas as interconnected and one influences and give support to the other. Our future hope ought to shape and transform our present living.

1 Thessalonians 5:12-13

Thessalonians is a deeply relational and practical reminder that our future hope shapes and sharpens are present calling of how we ought to live in the world. At first glance there are two seemingly unrelated and irreconcilable ideas: a hope for our future and present calling of living holy lives. Yet, we see these ideas as interconnected and one influences and give support to the other. Our future hope ought to shape and transform our present living.

1 Thessalonians 5:1-11

Thessalonians is a deeply relational and practical reminder that our future hope shapes and sharpens are present calling of how we ought to live in the world. At first glance there are two seemingly unrelated and irreconcilable ideas: a hope for our future and present calling of living holy lives. Yet, we see these ideas as interconnected and one influences and give support to the other. Our future hope ought to shape and transform our present living.

1 Thessalonians 4:13-18

Thessalonians is a deeply relational and practical reminder that our future hope shapes and sharpens are present calling of how we ought to live in the world. At first glance there are two seemingly unrelated and irreconcilable ideas: a hope for our future and present calling of living holy lives. Yet, we see these ideas as interconnected and one influences and give support to the other. Our future hope ought to shape and transform our present living.

1 Thessalonians 4:9-12

Thessalonians is a deeply relational and practical reminder that our future hope shapes and sharpens are present calling of how we ought to live in the world. At first glance there are two seemingly unrelated and irreconcilable ideas: a hope for our future and present calling of living holy lives. Yet, we see these ideas as interconnected and one influences and give support to the other. Our future hope ought to shape and transform our present living.

1 Thessalonians 4:1-8

Thessalonians is a deeply relational and practical reminder that our future hope shapes and sharpens are present calling of how we ought to live in the world. At first glance there are two seemingly unrelated and irreconcilable ideas: a hope for our future and present calling of living holy lives. Yet, we see these ideas as interconnected and one influences and give support to the other. Our future hope ought to shape and transform our present living.

1 Thessalonians 3:6-13

Thessalonians is a deeply relational and practical reminder that our future hope shapes and sharpens are present calling of how we ought to live in the world. At first glance there are two seemingly unrelated and irreconcilable ideas: a hope for our future and present calling of living holy lives. Yet, we see these ideas as interconnected and one influences and give support to the other. Our future hope ought to shape and transform our present living.

1 Thessalonians 2:17-3:5

Thessalonians is a deeply relational and practical reminder that our future hope shapes and sharpens are present calling of how we ought to live in the world. At first glance there are two seemingly unrelated and irreconcilable ideas: a hope for our future and present calling of living holy lives. Yet, we see these ideas as interconnected and one influences and give support to the other. Our future hope ought to shape and transform our present living.

1 Thessalonians 2:13-16

Thessalonians is a deeply relational and practical reminder that our future hope shapes and sharpens are present calling of how we ought to live in the world. At first glance there are two seemingly unrelated and irreconcilable ideas: a hope for our future and present calling of living holy lives. Yet, we see these ideas as interconnected and one influences and give support to the other. Our future hope ought to shape and transform our present living.