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When playing our part in the coming of God’s kingdom we will inevitably face trouble and opposition. But God uses these things to build something far more important than a wall: faith.

Online gatherings have been a lifeline, but we must not lose the habit of meeting together.

A love that overcomes, and changes our world. Love one another. Simple. If it’s all so easy, why do we find it so difficult?

"Peace be with you," remains the standard greeting in Israel, so, was Jesus simply saying "hello" when he said "Peace be with you" to His disciples?

You can't survive spiritually without other Christians who support you, encourage you, pray for you, and help you grow into a strong follower of Jesus Christ.

Paul gives some helpful teaching here on the relationship between leaders and congregation. and then moves on to describe relationships between members of the congregation.

Christians should have a heart for each other, not just a dispassionate commitment to do good. Where souls are knit together in the cause of Christ, there is power for the long hard ventures of ministry.

Every church is part of the Father's mission of love to this world. What drives us? What's our motivation? Paul talks about the Thessalonians, and their work produced by faith, their labour prompted by love, and their endurance inspired by hope.

Paul is praying for the church. He’s talking to the church, he’s encouraging the church to be the church, the family of God.