This week we pause at the start of Lent to consider what it means to kill sin in our lives. Older writers called this the process of mortifying the flesh. Sin is overcome in our lives through urgency, through Christ's power, through goodness...

Paul is about to bring home his admonition of the church in Thessalonica, but before he does he stops to share his desires. He desires prayer from them, and he desires many things for them. This is a moment to see the heart of the apostle...

Last week, we read Paul's message of warning that those who fail to love the truth will not be welcomed into the kingdom. He wrote of a great deceiver in a line of great deceivers who will fool many by the end. Where does a Christian take...

Paul begins his second letter to the Thessalonians as he did his first: in thanks. God is at work in and through the Thessalonians, even in the midst of their sufferings. The sufferings of the Church seem chaotic in the moment, as though nothing is...

This week we we conclude our Advent series from 1 Corinthians 12:12-27. Join us as we explore what it means to be the body of Christ.

This Advent we consider the Incarnation through the lens given us by the Apostle Paul and our Lord himself. In becoming Man, Jesus served Man. If that sounds scandalous, then you probably understand it! This Sunday we reflect on the depth of what it...

On Christ the king Sunday, we come to chapter five of the first letter to the Thessalonians. Paul reminds the church that those who are in Christ did not fear his arrival because we already belong to the day that is dawning. Readiness here means...

This week Paul delivers the comfort of the Second Coming of Christ. Christ will one day return to consummate the work of the Gospel begun at Calvary and the empty tomb. This is the Christian hope without which the Resurrection is an incomplete...