Join us as we close out our study of 1 Thessalonians, focusing on 5:12-28, with a powerful reminder of what it means to live as part of the family of God. In this message, we’re encouraged to reflect Christ’s love through patience, peace, and unity — remembering who we are and who we represent. Be inspired to live out your faith in community and to rejoice, pray, and give thanks in all circumstances.

As you listen to this message, I hope you're reminded of this beautiful truth: God has not destined us for wrath, but for salvation through Jesus Christ. If the thought of standing before God fills you with fear rather than longing, there's hope for you today. Jesus can transfer you from darkness to light, and His return can become something you delight in rather than dread. This invitation is for you, and today can be your day of salvation.

Join us for this teaching from 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18, where we are reminded that our hope in Christ changes everything. Even in seasons of loss or uncertainty, we can grieve with hope, live with purpose, and look forward with confidence to His return. This message offers encouragement and strength for today, grounding us in the truth that Jesus is our living hope.

Join us as we explore what it means to walk in a way that pleases God "more and more" through Paul's instructions in 1 Thessalonians 4:1-12. We'll examine two key areas: living holy lives that honor God's design for purity, and showing love through faithful living — working hard, minding our own affairs, and contributing positively to our community. Discover how our transformed lives become a powerful witness to others and learn practical steps for intentional spiritual growth in holiness and love.

Join us as we explore 1 Thessalonians 3:11-13 and discover how God calls us to increase and abound in love — for one another and for all people. We'll be reminded that our heavenly Father is both powerful and tender, and find encouragement for unanswered prayers and longings. Most importantly, we'll celebrate the hope of Christ's return and the assurance that through Jesus' finished work, we can stand blameless before God. Whether you're seeking deeper community or simply wanting to grow in faith, this study offers biblical truth and heartfelt encouragement for your journey.

Discover what it means to live with unshakeable purpose and hope! In our study of 1 Thessalonians 2:17-3:10, we explore how Paul encouraged believers facing real persecution—teaching us how the Gospel calls us to be "co-workers with God" and find our identity in His mission, not in worldly comfort. Whether you're navigating challenges or seeking deeper purpose, this study offers practical truth about living by faith and love that withstands any storm. Join a community that grows together and discovers the joy of hearts anchored in Gospel truth.

In our study of 1 Thessalonians 2:1-16, we discovered that Paul's ministry in Thessalonica demonstrates that God is the source of our faith, love, and hope. Despite facing shameful treatment in Philippi, Paul and his companions became even bolder in sharing the Gospel - showing us that suffering can produce courageous faith rather than fear. Paul defended his pure motives before false accusers, living for an "audience of one" - God alone. He modeled ministry that flows from God's heart, caring for the Thessalonians like both a gentle nursing mother and an encouraging father. Most importantly, we learned that our manner of walking carries kingdom weight - our lives are always preaching, and people are watching to see if our conduct matches our claims about God.

Join us for this powerful study as we explore how God uses even our suffering to strengthen our faith and make us bold witnesses for His kingdom.

Join us as we dive into 1 Thessalonians chapter 1, exploring how "the Gospel is the power of God at work in and through His church to make all things new." We'll explore what it means to be a church marked by faith, love, and hope—despite persecution. Through verse-by-verse study, we examine how God transforms lives through the Gospel that comes in word, power, and the Holy Spirit. This study challenges us to turn from our modern idols, imitate Christ in affliction, and actively spread the Gospel while waiting for Jesus' return. If the resurrection is true, everything is going to be all right.