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The Aposlte Paul tells of his desire to come to the Thessalonians and that Satan had hindered him from coming.

Paul teaches us about the persecution of the church.

The Apostle Paul tells us how the Thessalonians received the Word of God. Then the Word performed it's work in them.

In this session we learn Paul's reason for his approach to the Thessalonians.

Paul's message was one of exhortation, encouragement, and imploring the Thessalonians to be witnesses.

The Apostle Paul describes himself as devout, upright and blameless. These characteristics should be found in any person in the fivefold offices.

Paul cared for the people as a nursing mother cares for her child.

How did Paul not approach the Thessalonians? He didn't come with flattering speech, nor for profit, nor to impression men.

Paul was approved by God and entrusted with the Gospel. These tow things are needed in the life of any person in fivefold ministry.

Paul's boldness came as a result of his miraclous deliverance in Philippi.

Paul's boldness in Thessalonica came from his deliverance in Philippi. When we overcome with God's power we know that He will do it again. That creates boldness.

The city of Thessalonica was a wicked city. Yet, the church took root and then impacted the region.

The church at Thessalonica made a impact on the region.

In this session we look at the characteristic that Paul knew the church at Thessalonica possessed.

In this session we will look at three elements that made the church in Thessalonica so dynamic.

In this broadcast we study the three authors of First Thessalonians. We look at the relationship that Paul had with Timothy and Silas.

This is our intorduction into the book of First Thessalonians.

These are Paul's final words to the Colossians.

In this session we look at the rest of Paul's team.

In this session we will look at Paul's Jewish teamamtes.