It is important for us to be under godly leadership. On today's podcast, we see a great example of a leader who worked hard to serve the people and whose conduct was blameless.

For some people, showing affection is hard to do. What about you? Do you find it easy to show affection to those you love? In 1 Thessalonians 2, Paul opens his heart to a group of Christians and expresses his deep love for them. Truly a passage that can teach us how to love those in our care.

Are you aware that if you're constantly seeking the approval of others it's because you have a form of insecurity in your life? So what do you do about it? Today, Jason teaches from 1 Thessalonians 2:3-6, and gives some practical tips on how to seek the approval of God, not man.

After offering thanksgiving for the ministry to the Thessalonians, Paul now spends half of his letter defending his conduct in ministry and exhorting the Thessalonians to grow in their faith.

There were many times Paul encouraged people to imitate his faith in Christ. What about you? Whose imitating your faith and why?

What are the "triads" that make-up the Christian life?

For Paul, the world offered no real joy or hope. He told the Galatians that the world had been "crucified" to him and he to the world. What did Paul mean by that and what does it mean for us today?

It takes time to grow a garden. Similarly, spiritual fruit requires hard work and a whole lot of patience. On today's episode, Jason teaches from Galatians 6:9-10, and helps Christians who are losing heart to not give up.

Learn how to sow to the spirit so that you can live an abundant life.

In Galatians 6:1-5, Paul layouts a precept for Christians to live by: to restore others back to God.