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1) What is the difference between trying to obey God before one become a Christian, versus trying to obey Him after? 
 
Read: Matthew 5:17-48 
 
2) Jesus is teaching these morals to Jewish people who would have thought they were already part of the kingdom of God. Why do you think he is setting the bar so high in his teaching? (Matt 5:20, 48) 
 
3) Why does Christ calls us to first believe, then obey. (John 15:4-5) 
 
Application: 
- How can we, through belief in Jesus, be motivated to change? 
- How can I better obey Christ because of the gospel?

1) What is the difference between trying to obey God before one become a Christian, versus trying to obey Him after?

Read: Matthew 5:17-48

2) Jesus is teaching these morals to Jewish people who would have thought they were already part of the kingdom of God. Why do you think he is setting the bar so high in his teaching? (Matt 5:20, 48)

3) Why does Christ calls us to first believe, then obey. (John 15:4-5) 

Application: 
- How can we, through belief in Jesus, be motivated to change?
- How can I better obey Christ because of the gospel?

Kingdom Culture / Matthew 5:17-48 / A New Standard

1) Is there anything that you have really felt "called" to before? Has that calling changed over time? 
 
 
2) What do you think it looks like to follow Jesus? What do you think most people in America think it means or looks like? 
 
Matthew 4:17-25 
 
3) When Jesus calls his disciples it is drastic and life changing. How is Christ's calling on our lives drastic? Read: Matthew 16:24-25 
 
4) How can the calling of God be dangerous or uncomfortable for us? Read: John 15:18-20 
 
 
5) The calling of every Christian is to make disciples of all nations. How are you implementing this calling into your life? What are ideas or changes that could help you grow in this area? Read: John 13:34-35 
 
6) How might the Spirit be reminding you of your calling tonight?

1) Is there anything that you have really felt "called" to before? Has that calling changed over time? 


2) What do you think it looks like to follow Jesus? What do you think most people in America think it means or looks like? 

Matthew 4:17-25 

3) When Jesus calls his disciples it is drastic and life changing. How is Christ's calling on our lives drastic? Read: Matthew 16:24-25

4) How can the calling of God be dangerous or uncomfortable for us? Read: John 15:18-20


5) The calling of every Christian is to make disciples of all nations. How are you implementing this calling into your life? What are ideas or changes that could help you grow in this area? Read: John 13:34-35

6) How might the Spirit be reminding you of your calling tonight?

Kingdom Culture / Matthew 4:17-25 / Calling

1) Can you recall a place, or group of people where you felt like you belonged? 
 
Read: Matthew 3:1-6 
 
2) When you hear the kingdom of God what do you think of? What do you think the readers of Matthew would have thought when John the Baptist announced the kingdom of God was near? 
 
3) Why does John call the people to repentance? What does this have to being part of the kingdom? Read: 1 John 1:9, Proverbs 28:13 
 
Read: Matthew 3:7-12 
 
4) What is it about the Pharisees that causes John the Baptist to reprimand them so much? Can we be guilty of the same type of behavior? 
 
Read: Matthew 13-17 
 
5) How can we enter the kingdom of God? What was God trying to communicate to mankind by speaking from heaven after Jesus' baptism? 
 
6) How might you be trying to build your own kingdom on earth instead of living for God's kingdom? 
 
7) What is our primary role in the kingdom of God? What can we learn from John the Baptist? Read: John 3:30 
 
8) How can the kingdom of God offer us belonging even if all our other relationships and areas we seek belonging fail us? Read: 1 Peter 2:9-10

1) Can you recall a place, or group of people where you felt like you belonged?

Read: Matthew 3:1-6

2) When you hear the kingdom of God what do you think of? What do you think the readers of Matthew would have thought when John the Baptist announced the kingdom of God was near? 

3) Why does John call the people to repentance? What does this have to being part of the kingdom? Read: 1 John 1:9, Proverbs 28:13

Read: Matthew 3:7-12

4) What is it about the Pharisees that causes John the Baptist to reprimand them so much? Can we be guilty of the same type of behavior? 

Read: Matthew 13-17

5) How can we enter the kingdom of God? What was God trying to communicate to mankind by speaking from heaven after Jesus' baptism? 

6) How might you be trying to build your own kingdom on earth instead of living for God's kingdom? 

7) What is our primary role in the kingdom of God? What can we learn from John the Baptist? Read: John 3:30 

8) How can the kingdom of God offer us belonging even if a

Kingdom Culture / Matthew 3:1-17 / Entrance Into the Kingdom

Some two thousand years ago a new hope dawned on mankind when a certain child was born. We see through a few key passages how the hope of Christ's birth still affects our lives today as Believers. 
 
Texts: Luke 1:28-38, Matthew 1:21 
 
1) What do you believe are some of the things that people feel most hopeless about in our world today? What are the people in your social circle most discouraged about and in need of hope? 
 
Read: Luke 1:28-38 
 
2) God showed great favor to Mary. How does God show his favor to Christians today? How does this offer us hope? Read: Romans 8:14-17 
 
Read: Matthew 1:21 
 
 
3) The Jewish people were finding hope in the Messiah because they thought he would free them from the Romans. In what ways can we seek to find hope in the wrong things, or try and use God for the wrong motives? Why is it so important for God to deal with our sins? 
 
 
4) Luke 1:33 Says that the Messiah will reign over Jacob's descendants forever. Who were Jacob's descendants? Are all Christians included in this? How does this give us hope in our everyday lives? 
 
 
5) God did the impossible through the virgin Mary. What are some things in your life that may seem impossible where God might be working for His purposes? How can you look to Christ for hope this holiday season in your life? Read: Colossians 3:1-4

Some two thousand years ago a new hope dawned on mankind when a certain child was born. We see through a few key passages how the hope of Christ's birth still affects our lives today as Believers.

Texts: Luke 1:28-38, Matthew 1:21

1) What do you believe are some of the things that people feel most hopeless about in our world today? What are the people in your social circle most discouraged about and in need of hope? 

Read: Luke 1:28-38

2) God showed great favor to Mary. How does God show his favor to Christians today? How does this offer us hope? Read: Romans 8:14-17

Read: Matthew 1:21 


3) The Jewish people were finding hope in the Messiah because they thought he would free them from the Romans. In what ways can we seek to find hope in the wrong things, or try and use God for the wrong motives? Why is it so important for God to deal with our sins? 


4) Luke 1:33 Says that the Messiah will reign over Jacob's descendants forever. Who were Jacob's descendants? Are all Christians i

Hope for the World / Christmas Series / Luke 1:28-30

GETTING STARTED 
Paul’s last major section in this book is to call on the people to live in the light of the truth that was previously revealed. It’s an exhortation for future growth and it starts with prayer. 
 
 
WE WANT TO: 
- Pray for the rapid spread of the Gospel. 
- Pray for protection from the evil one. 
- Pray for spiritual direction of love and perseverance. 
 
READ 
2 Thessalonians 3:1-5 
 
DISCUSS 
1. What’s your favorite children’s story? 
 
2. Read verse 1: In what ways does Satan distracts/hinders us from the Gospel? 
 
3. Read verses 2-3: How do you deal with temptation? 
 
4. When you love someone you will do whatever to protect that relationship and to flourish. 
 - What does your relationship with God look like? 
 - What areas in life are opportunities for you to grow? 
 
5. What steps can you take this week to share the Gospel?

GETTING STARTED
Paul’s last major section in this book is to call on the people to live in the light of the truth that was previously revealed.  It’s an exhortation for future growth and it starts with prayer.  


WE WANT TO:
- Pray for the rapid spread of the Gospel.
- Pray for protection from the evil one.
- Pray for spiritual direction of love and perseverance.
 
READ
2 Thessalonians 3:1-5

DISCUSS
1. What’s your favorite children’s story?

2. Read verse 1: In what ways does Satan distracts/hinders us from the Gospel?

3. Read verses 2-3: How do you deal with temptation?

4. When you love someone you will do whatever to protect that relationship and to flourish.
           - What does your relationship with God look like?
           - What areas in life are opportunities for you to grow?

5. What steps can you take this week to share the Gospel?

2 Thessalonians 3:1-5

GETTING STARTED 
We’re continuing our series in 2 Thessalonians. In this passage Apostle Paul reminds and commands the church in Thessalonica to stand firm to the truth that was spoken to them. 
 
 
WE WANT TO: 
- Know that we are loved by God. 
- Know that we have been chosen by God. 
- Know that we are set apart from this world by God. 
 
READ 
2 Thessalonians 2:13-15 
 
DISCUSS 
1. What are the challenges that Christians face today in getting ready for Christ’s return? 
 
2. Read verse 13. What does it mean to be set apart for God? 
 
3. Read verse 15. What temptations do you face in our culture that might draw you away from the true gospel?

GETTING STARTED
We’re continuing our series in 2 Thessalonians.  In this passage Apostle Paul reminds and commands the church in Thessalonica to stand firm to the truth that was spoken to them.    


WE WANT TO:
- Know that we are loved by God.
- Know that we have been chosen by God.
- Know that we are set apart from this world by God.
 
READ
2 Thessalonians 2:13-15

DISCUSS
1. What are the challenges that Christians face today in getting ready for Christ’s return?

2. Read verse 13.  What does it mean to be set apart for God?

3. Read verse 15.  What temptations do you face in our culture that might draw you away from the true gospel?

2 Thessalonians 2:13-15

GETTING STARTED 
False teachers were teaching that Christ had already returned and because of this, Christians felt left behind and confused. In Paul’s first letter to Thessalonica, Paul addressed the Christians that they will know when Christ return because they will be caught up with Christ (1 Thessalonians 4). Paul reminds them that until the lawlessness man has been revealed, Christ will not return. 
 
What is the most vile villain (anti-superhero)? Why? 
How are anti-superheroes like the anti-Christ (man of lawlessness)? 
 
WE WANT TO: 
- Be alert on how the worldly culture is shaping Christians. 
- Be prepared by knowing our Bible. 
- Discern what lawlessness is in our current culture. 
 
READ 
2 Thessalonians 2:1-4 
 
DISCUSS 
1) Why are people so fixated on figuring out who the anti-Christ is? Why does it matter? 
 
2) What would it mean if the Day of the Lord has already come? See 1 Thess 5:1-11. 
 
3) How is the “spirit” of the anti-Christ in the world today? How is in the church? How is in our 
 lives? 
 
4) See 2 Thess. 2:7-8. How is the Man of Lawlessness defeated? How can that defeat the 
 “spirit” of the Man of Lawlessness today? Explain. 
 
5) If the Man of Lawlessness exalts himself in the “sanctuary” or temple, what ways does that 
 challenge God’s Kingdom today? 
 -What is in the temple? God’s law (10 commandments), God’s Sacrifice, God’s 
 presence. 
 -We see the subtle spirit of Lawless when we say: 
 -“Don’t tell me what to do” (God’s law) 
 -“A religion can’t fix our problems...religions made the problems we see today.” 
 (God’s Sacrifice) 
 -“I am a good person...good is within us all.” (God’s presence) 
 
6) What comfort or hope can we find in this passage?

GETTING STARTED
False teachers were teaching that Christ had already returned and because of this, Christians felt left behind and confused.  In Paul’s first letter to Thessalonica, Paul addressed the Christians that they will know when Christ return because they will be caught up with Christ (1 Thessalonians 4).  Paul reminds them that until the lawlessness man has been revealed, Christ will not return.

What is the most vile villain (anti-superhero)? Why?
How are anti-superheroes like the anti-Christ (man of lawlessness)?

WE WANT TO:
- Be alert on how the worldly culture is shaping Christians.
- Be prepared by knowing our Bible.
- Discern what lawlessness is in our current culture.
 
READ
2 Thessalonians 2:1-4

DISCUSS
1) Why are people so fixated on figuring out who the anti-Christ is? Why does it matter?

2) What would it mean if the Day of the Lord has already come?  See 1 Thess 5:1-11.

3) How is the “spirit” of the anti-Christ in the world today? How is in the church? How is in

2 Thessalonians 2:1-4

GETTING STARTED 
What is your favorite comfort food? 
 
Suffering is an experience none of us want but we all go through. But as we suffer, God invites us to maintain a godly perspective, to persevere, and to pray. 
 
WE WANT TO: 
- View suffering with God’s perspective 
- Develop patience 
- Turn to God first in our suffering 
 
READ 
2 Thessalonians 1:3-12 
 
DISCUSS 
1. What does suffering look like worldwide for Christians? What does it look like in our context? 
2. What has suffering taught you? 
3. How has your patience been challenged in the midst of suffering? 
4. What helps you maintain a kingdom (eternal) perspective? 
5. How does suffering produce faith? 
6. How quickly do you go to prayer when suffering?

GETTING STARTED
What is your favorite comfort food?

Suffering is an experience none of us want but we all go through. But as we suffer, God invites us to maintain a godly perspective, to persevere, and to pray.

WE WANT TO:
- View suffering with God’s perspective
- Develop patience
- Turn to God first in our suffering
 
READ
2 Thessalonians 1:3-12

DISCUSS 
1. What does suffering look like worldwide for Christians? What does it look like in our context?
2. What has suffering taught you?
3. How has your patience been challenged in the midst of suffering?
4. What helps you maintain a kingdom (eternal) perspective?
5. How does suffering produce faith?
6. How quickly do you go to prayer when suffering?

2 Thessalonians 1:3-12

GETTING STARTED 
What is number one on your bucket list? 
 
This week we will be thinking about a topic that is still shrouded in mystery: the Second Coming of Christ. Paul’s advice to believers is to not focus on when Christ will return but what we should be doing as we wait. 
 
WE WANT TO: 
- Avoid speculating when Christ will return. 
- Affirm our identity in Christ and our calling to be children of light. 
- Adopt a righteous lifestyle. 
 
READ 
1 Thessalonians 5:1-11 
 
DISCUSS 
1. How much do you think about Christ’s return? Do you tend to speculate on when Christ will return or focus on what Christ has called us to do? Why? 
 
2. Most, if not all, people want peace and safety; however, does God preach/promise peace and safety? What is God’s view on peace and safety? 
 
3. Have you known someone who modeled a life that affirms their identity in Christ and calling to be a child of light? Explain. 
 
4. Does thinking about Christ’s return provoke you to live differently and/or reach the lost? Explain. 
 
5. What are some practical ways you can apply this passage in your life this week?

GETTING STARTED
What is number one on your bucket list?

This week we will be thinking about a topic that is still shrouded in mystery: the Second Coming of Christ. Paul’s advice to believers is to not focus on when Christ will return but what we should be doing as we wait.   

WE WANT TO:
- Avoid speculating when Christ will return.
- Affirm our identity in Christ and our calling to be children of light.
- Adopt a righteous lifestyle.
 
READ
1 Thessalonians 5:1-11

DISCUSS
1. How much do you think about Christ’s return? Do you tend to speculate on when Christ will return or focus on what Christ has called us to do? Why?

2. Most, if not all, people want peace and safety; however, does God preach/promise peace and safety? What is God’s view on peace and safety?

3. Have you known someone who modeled a life that affirms their identity in Christ and calling to be a child of light? Explain.

4. Does thinking about Christ’s return provoke you to live differently and/or reach the lost? Expl

1 Thessalonians 5:1-11

GETTING STARTED 
This topic is about sanctifying our sexuality. Your small group may want to consider breaking into male and female groups. If you choose to break into male/female groups, make sure there is a leader in both equipped with these questions. 
 
Who influenced you in the way you understood sexuality as a teenager/adult? Was this topic taboo or something you could easily talk about? Explain. 
 
In this passage, Paul continues to encourage them to continue to walk with the Lord and grow in their sanctification. Specifically, Paul applies sanctification to their sexuality. 
 
WE WANT TO: 
- Challenge our perspectives and that of our culture. 
- Understand how sanctification should impact our sexuality. 
- Pray for the Holy Spirit to aid us in walking in holiness. 
 
READ 
1 Thessalonians 4:1-8 
 
DISCUSS 
 
1. What does “sanctification” mean to you? How do you define it? (See three perspectives: Hebrews 10:10, Hebrews 10:14, & Romans 6:22). How are you being sanctified now? Explain. 
 
2. How would you respond to the statement, “All sex is good as long as you don’t hurt someone”? How would you rephrase that statement? 
 
3. What does it look like for a church to control and honor God with our bodies? What would the world/our culture say in response? 
 
4. What other parts of Scripture shed light on this topic (e.g., Old Testament, Jesus, other writings by Paul, 1 Cor 6:18-20.)? How do we see God responding to those who have failed to control their bodies? (See David and Bathsheba, 1 Cor 5:1-5 & 2 Cor 2:5-8, 1 Cor 6:9-11) 
 
5. What are some steps you can take to avoid sexual immorality? How can these help you live a sanctified and sexually pleasing life to God? 
 
6. The church in Thessalonica had to make a strong stand against the behavior and attitudes of their culture to please God with their bodies. In what ways do we need to make a stand against our culture so we can please God, rather than culture? Explain. 
 
7. How can you apply this message/discussion to your life? How can you help each other in your small group honor and control your bodies? 
 
8. Are there other areas in your life you need to let the Holy Spirit work in your life to bring sanctification? 
 
9. Take time to pray for our church in our sexual holiness and sanctification.

GETTING STARTED
This topic is about sanctifying our sexuality. Your small group may want to consider breaking into male and female groups. If you choose to break into male/female groups, make sure there is a leader in both equipped with these questions.

Who influenced you in the way you understood sexuality as a teenager/adult? Was this topic taboo or something you could easily talk about? Explain.
 
In this passage, Paul continues to encourage them to continue to walk with the Lord and grow in their sanctification. Specifically, Paul applies sanctification to their sexuality. 

WE WANT TO:
- Challenge our perspectives and that of our culture.
- Understand how sanctification should impact our sexuality.
- Pray for the Holy Spirit to aid us in walking in holiness.
 
READ
1 Thessalonians 4:1-8

DISCUSS
 
1. What does “sanctification” mean to you? How do you define it? (See three perspectives: Hebrews 10:10, Hebrews 10:14, & Romans 6:22). How are you being sanctified now? Explain.

2. Ho

1 Thessalonians 4:1-8

GETTING STARTED 
What do you pray for most of the time? What are your top three prayer requests? 
 
This week we're looking at three ancient but timeless prayers that Paul prayed over the Thessalonian church. These prayers are also for us and lead to a glorious future. 
 
WE WANT TO: 
- Trust the Lord and submit to His clear direction for our lives. 
- Understand God's love for us so that it leads us to overflow with love for others. 
- Partner with the Holy Spirit as He makes our hearts "blameless in holiness" for the day Jesus returns or calls us home. 
 
READ 
1 Thessalonians 3:11-13. 
 
WATCH 
DISCUSS 
 
Paul’s biggest concern is that the church will be able to stand "blameless in holiness" before God on the last day. Is that your biggest concern for the church today? Why or why not? 
 
What three things does Paul pray for as he remembers the Thessalonian church? 
 
First, he prays for a clear direction in order to be reunited with them. Review 1 Thess. 3:10. What does Paul want to accomplish in this visit? 
 
Why do you think Paul wants to “supply what is lacking in their faith”? How can we practice something similar with our friends and loved ones? 
 
Second, he prays for their love to overflow. Who does he pray that they will love more? 
 
Why is it important to love others in the church and outside the church? Why are both essential things to pray for? 
 
Third, he prays that their hearts will be strengthened until Jesus returns. What do you think he wants them to be and experience in this life? 
 
What is one area of your life you want to invite the Holy Spirit to change/develop so you can be “blameless in holiness” when you stand before him? 
 
How does this change the way you will pray this week? Explain.

GETTING STARTED
What do you pray for most of the time? What are your top three prayer requests?

This week we're looking at three ancient but timeless prayers that Paul prayed over the Thessalonian church. These prayers are also for us and lead to a glorious future.

WE WANT TO:
- Trust the Lord and submit to His clear direction for our lives.
- Understand God's love for us so that it leads us to overflow with love for others.
- Partner with the Holy Spirit as He makes our hearts "blameless in holiness" for the day Jesus returns or calls us home.

READ
1 Thessalonians 3:11-13. 

WATCH
DISCUSS

Paul’s biggest concern is that the church will be able to stand "blameless in holiness" before God on the last day. Is that your biggest concern for the church today? Why or why not?

What three things does Paul pray for as he remembers the Thessalonian church?

First, he prays for a clear direction in order to be reunited with them. Review 1 Thess. 3:10. What does Paul want to accomplish in this

1 Thessalonians 3:11-13

This video is about 1 Thessalonians 2:17-3:10 
Questions for Small Group 
 
1. Who/What is the biggest influence in your life (e.g., spiritually, professionally, etc.)? Why? 
 
Read 1 Thessalonians 2:17-3:10 
 
2. What is the difference between power and influence? From this passage, what makes someone a great influencer or minister? Why is Paul a great influencer? Explain. 
 
3. How might God be leading you to be an influence in someone's life (or in the church)? Explain. 
 
4. What was Paul’s Mission (e.g., what was his overall purpose with his work in the church in Thessalonica)? What is your mission in life? Why? 
 
5. What was Paul’s Method (e.g., how did he strengthen and encourage the church in the face of trials)? What is your method to strengthen the church? 
 
6. What was Paul’s Motivation (e.g., what was the reason for his anxious heart and care for them)? What is your motivation to love people in the church and outside the church? Explain. 
 
7. How can you follow Paul's example of deep love for the church? What must you adopt/do to love like he does? 
 
8. What is the Holy Spirit speaking to you about your love and commitment for the church? How can you increase your influence on people's lives at Ambassador? Be specific.

This video is about 1 Thessalonians 2:17-3:10
Questions for Small Group

1. Who/What is the biggest influence in your life (e.g., spiritually, professionally, etc.)? Why?

Read 1 Thessalonians 2:17-3:10

2. What is the difference between power and influence? From this passage, what makes someone a great influencer or minister? Why is Paul a great influencer? Explain.

3. How might God be leading you to be an influence in someone's life (or in the church)? Explain.

4. What was Paul’s Mission (e.g., what was his overall purpose with his work in the church in Thessalonica)? What is your mission in life?  Why?

5. What was Paul’s Method (e.g., how did he strengthen and encourage the church in the face of trials)? What is your method to strengthen the church?

6. What was Paul’s Motivation (e.g., what was the reason for his anxious heart and care for them)? What is your motivation to love people in the church and outside the church? Explain.

7. How can you follow Paul's example of deep lo

1 Thessalonians 2:17-3:10

This video is about 1 Thessalonians 2:13-16 
 
Small Group Questions: 
1. What are your “first world” problems? 
 
2. Has the Bible ever truly come alive to you? If so, describe how and why. 
 
Read 1 Thessalonians 2:13-16. 
 
3. What is the reason for the church's growth and maturity (see 1 Thess 2:13)? 
 
4. If the Living Word of God (the Bible) is necessary for Spiritual Growth, why do we struggle with letting it grab our hearts and/or attention? 
 
5. How can God’s Word help you during times of opposition? How has it helped you before? 
 
6. In verse 14, he says they became “imitators of God’s churches” in Judea. In 1 Thess 1:6 the talks about how they imitated the apostles and the Lord. How does this sharpen your understanding of imitating others for the sake of becoming like Jesus? What churches/Christians around the world inspire you? Why? 
 
7. Read v. 16. Romans 12:19 says that God will avenge those who have been treated wrong by this world. Does this truth satisfy you? Do you think Christians in Iran or Egypt are satisfied that the Lord will avenge them for the wrong that was done to them and their families? 
 
8. How can this passage help you grow in your faith? How can it help you love Jesus? Explain to the group.

This video is about 1 Thessalonians 2:13-16

Small Group Questions:
1. What are your “first world” problems?

2. Has the Bible ever truly come alive to you? If so, describe how and why.

Read 1 Thessalonians 2:13-16.

3. What is the reason for the church's growth and maturity (see 1 Thess 2:13)? 

4. If the Living Word of God (the Bible) is necessary for Spiritual Growth, why do we struggle with letting it grab our hearts and/or attention?  

5. How can God’s Word help you during times of opposition? How has it helped you before?

6. In verse 14, he says they became “imitators of God’s churches” in Judea. In 1 Thess 1:6 the talks about how they imitated the apostles and the Lord. How does this sharpen your understanding of imitating others for the sake of becoming like Jesus? What churches/Christians around the world inspire you? Why?

7. Read v. 16. Romans 12:19 says that God will avenge those who have been treated wrong by this world. Does this truth satisfy you? Do you think Christi

1 Thessalonians 2:13-16

Paul is defending his ministry by using analogy of family relationships.

1 Thessalonians 2:1-12

1 Thessalonians 1:6-10

1 Thessalonians 1:2-5. 
 
In this passage, Paul writes to the Thessalonian Church about his gratitude in developing three essential qualities of the Christian: Faith, Love and Hope. This video gives an overview of this passage. 
 
To download the Bible project cartoon go to this link: https://thebibleproject.com/view-resource/262

1 Thessalonians 1:2-5.

In this passage, Paul writes to the Thessalonian Church about his gratitude in developing three essential qualities of the Christian: Faith, Love and Hope. This video gives an overview of this passage.

To download the Bible project cartoon go to this link: https://thebibleproject.com/view-resource/262

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