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RESURRECTION SUNDAY MESSAGE: As followers of the risen and reigning Christ, we have no reason to fear when facing adversity.

Paul encourages the Thessalonian congregation through exhortation and prayer.

Paul reminds the Thessalonians that they were chosen by God to be rescued, and to obtain the glory of Jesus Christ

Doug Merrick provides an update on the ministry in Ethiopia and on the recent civil war outbreak there.

Paul gives the Thessalonians a chronology of events leading up to the coming of the Lord including the revealing of the Antichrist, and his destruction by Jesus when He returns.

Paul assures the Thessalonian congregation that the return of Jesus has not occurred and that end-time events will play out according to God’s purpose and timing.

Paul prays for the Thessalonian congregation, that they may be enabled by the grace of God to live for the glory of God.

At the revelation of Jesus He will bring retribution to those who oppose Him and relief to us who love Him.

Paul comforts the Thessalonian believers by reminding them of their eternal reward in Christ Jesus.

The apostle Paul gives thanks to God that the faith and love of the Thessalonian congregation increased even as they endured persecutions and tribulations.

Jesus, the promised light, has come to deliver us from the darkness of sin.

Jesus, the eternal Son of God, became a man in order to make known to us the goodness of God.

This is part two of our three part series on the Incarnation. The birth of Jesus is announced. Luke identifies him as Savior, Christ, and Lord, and records the worship of the angels and the shepherds in response.

Mike Harris is our guest speaker teaching from the book of Jonah.

We must be committed to living for the welfare of others, especially our Christian brothers and sisters within our congregation.

Our life should be marked by godliness and hope as we wait for Jesus’ return with confidence in God’s will and Christ’s work to save us.

Paul offers comfort to the Thessalonian congregation regarding Christian loved ones who have died by instructing them about Jesus’ return and our gathering together to Him to be with Him forever.

Paul comforts the Thessalonian congregation regarding Christian loved ones who have died by reminding them that we will all be gathered together to Christ at His coming.

Paul exhorts the Thessalonian believers to holy living by loving one another through godly, practical conduct.