1 & 2 Thessalonians (EP Study Commentary) summer-sets being rooted to a place

being rooted to a place

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This makes them a Biblical norm for the end of worship - something we should consider doing each time we leave God's presence and go out into the world

walking kids through the immediate aftermath of the resurrection and then unpacking the implications of Jesus death and resurrection for our own lives

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1 & 2 Thessalonians (EP Study Commentary) summer-sets being rooted to a placeBy studying 1st and 2nd Thessalonians (in the EP Study Commentary series), we get to read some of Paul's first scriptural statements about the glories of Christ. We also notice Paul's great compassion and love toward this young Thessalonian church, which may have been only six months old when Paul is writing the first letter. Despite being young, the church is doing generally well. Although it is true that there are some difficulties, most of these