The book of Jonah challenges us to examine if our heart mirrors God's heart.

For us to thrive in our faith we must thrive as a church. In the final part of his letter to the Thessalonians, Paul encourages the church (and us) to continue to grow through how we relate to leaders, those who are struggling, God, and the Holy Spirit.

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Paul doesn't give us this truth so we know more, he gives it so we grieve differently, live differently, and hold each other up until the King arrives and brings us all home. Together.

We have life most abundant in the love and presence of Christ. There is so much more for us in Christ when we grow in a life of holiness in Christ, when we don't settle and don't stop.

1 Thessalonians 3 teaches us how to persevere through trials and affliction by focusing on celebrating faith and love.

To cultivate real, deep discipleship, you have to give your whole heart, be aware of Satan's schemes, and find your crowning glory in other people.

To walk in a manner worthy of God is not to walk in perfection, it's to walk in authenticity.