When God speaks, we must listen. But how does the Spirit speak today? Paul's commands to the Thessalonians regarding prophecy apply to us today not supernaturally, but spiritually.

If we want to experience the fullness of God’s grace, we must choose to always rejoice, be characterized by prayer, and give thanks to God in everything.

It is the church's privilege to be salt and light in this world, seeking to good and condemn evil. In everything we must act with integrity, align ourselves with God's Word, and follow our conscience.

A living faith transforms not only our actions, but our reactions. In the face of evil done to us, we must always choose to do good in return, entrusting everything to God in faith.

Life together in the body of Christ involves being mindful of how we care for others. Sometimes we need to be stern, sometimes to be soft, and sometimes to be simply of service.