Paul's instruction to lead a quiet life and mind one's own business is a window into the subversive nature of God's new world. 

Another way that God's people display Messiah's new world is through our Spirit-led bodies. 

Pastor Nate examines the amazing reality that the church family can rejoice in difficult circumstances, because the Spirit of God is still at work and His kingdom is still advancing.

In Satan's fading realm, manipulation and looking out for one's own interests first are the norm. But King Jesus has overthrown that way of doing things and ushered in a new kingdom of childlike innocence, motherly care, and fatherly exhortation. 

Turning the world upside down starts in our own hearts. Biblical repentance causes a missionary encounter with idols of the existing culture.

What provoked outsiders to remark that a small band of Jesus followers in Macedonia had "turned the world upside down?" Pastor Scott Osborne opens a new series on 1 Thessalonians and how the Gospel empowers us to do revolutionary work for Christ's kingdom.