Most people have questions about heaven. But, they don’t know where to go for answers. Having an understanding of heavenly realities can have a profound, practical impact on our day-to-day lives. In this message, we'll tackle the most common questions people ask about heaven (and also help you prepare for eternity with God in Paradise). We’ll look at questions like: Will we recognize each other in heaven? Won’t remembering the past make heaven miserable? What about babies that die? How about those who have never heard of Jesus? And, of course, do all dogs go to heaven? Join us for many more!

In these verses, the Apostle Paul has one final instruction for the early Christian Church. He has a strong charge to combat an issue that can easily seep into the church even today. It's surprising that this danger doesn't necessarily come from outside the church but from within. Paul's final instruction is how the Christian should respond to the idle, the lazy, and the busybodies.

In these verses, the Apostle Paul has one final instruction for the early Christian Church. He has a strong charge to combat an issue that can easily seep into the church even today. It's surprising that this danger doesn't necessarily come from outside the church but from within. Paul's final instruction is how the Christian should respond to the idle, the lazy, and the busybodies.

In these verses, the Apostle Paul has one final instruction for the early Christian Church. He has a strong charge to combat an issue that can easily seep into the church even today. It's surprising that this danger doesn't necessarily come from outside the church but from within. Paul's final instruction is how the Christian should respond to the idle, the lazy, and the busybodies.

Part Twelve of this series answered specific End-Times questions. It described in detail what the Man of Lawlessness (The Antichrist) will be like: evil, proud, selfish, and deceiving. In contrast, Paul now turns his attention back to the Believers in Thessalonica. He encourages them that since they are saved, they have an amazing standing with God. They also have a responsibility to the TRUTH found in God’s Word. We'll look at the four truths every Believer has a responsibility to know and obey.

Part Eleven of this series answered specific End-Times questions. It described in detail what the Man of Lawlessness (The Antichrist) will be like: evil, proud, selfish, and deceiving. In contrast, Paul now turns his attention back to the Believers in Thessalonica. He encourages them that since they are saved, they have an amazing standing with God. They also have a responsibility to the TRUTH found in God’s Word. We'll look at the four truths every Believer has a responsibility to know and obey.

Part Eleven of this series answered specific End-Times questions. It described in detail what the Man of Lawlessness (The Antichrist) will be like: evil, proud, selfish, and deceiving. In contrast, Paul now turns his attention back to the Believers in Thessalonica. He encourages them that since they are saved, they have an amazing standing with God. They also have a responsibility to the TRUTH found in God’s Word. We'll look at the four truths every Believer has a responsibility to know and obey.

In these verses, Paul exhorts the saints to "let no one deceive you". The Church was under severe persecution and false teachers were telling them that "the day of the Lord" had already come and that they were left behind. Paul writes to comfort them and remind them of what he had taught them from the beginning. This is one of the most profound chapters on end-times in the Bible.

In these verses, Paul exhorts the saints to "let no one deceive you". The Church was under severe persecution and false teachers were telling them that "the day of the Lord" had already come and that they were left behind. Paul writes to comfort them and remind them of what he had taught them from the beginning. This is one of the most profound chapters on end-times in the Bible.

In part 10 of our Thessalonians series we will cover primarily verses from II Thessalonians 1:5-12. Paul continues to encourage the Thessalonican saints by revealing compelling evidence of the righteous judgement of God. While enduring intense persecutions and the continuous onslaught of false teachers, Paul helps this young church to recognize the fruit of their endurance and the sobering truth of God's justice.