Preach the word; be instant in season, out of season; reprove, rebuke, exhort
with all longsuffering and doctrine.
with all longsuffering and doctrine.
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In today's sermon we look at Paul's charge to the church in Thessalonians. He spent 3 chapters bragging on thier faith and work. Yet he opens the 4th chapter with furthermore. Our walk and growth in Christ is never finished. We are called on and even commanded to be differnt. We have been sanctified and should live up to it.
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In today's sermon we look at the drive behind the spread of the gospel. In the beginning of the church it spread like wild fire. This came by God's blessings and men's drive to spread the truth of the gospel. The heart behind it is shared here by Paul. This drive and heart must be behind our efforts today as well. God bless you all in your studies.
In today's sermon we look at the opening chapter of 1 Thessalonnians. Paul is opening this epistle with glowing thankfulness of a church that heard and acted upon the sound of the gospel. Seeing this response he is thankful to know the election of this people. This is still true today. God bless you in your studies.
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In today's sermon we look at Paul's charge to Timothy and the church to be content. Ill contentment is at the root of all our problems. We must learn to be content. Yet we are not to become complacent. There are things we should not seek, and things we should. God bless you in your studies.
Today we look at a hard subject. We live our lives like we are free. Yet the reality is we are all slaves to something. Once we see this it opens up so much of Scripture. May God bless you all in this study.
Today we get back into 1 Timothy. Paul challenges the church to be respectful. Most people's problem with church is not the teachings, its the people. We must be welcoming and respectful to grow and live up to being The Lord's church.
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