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Category Archives: 1 Thessalonians
Building a Revolution
The unprecedented revolution unfolding in Macedonia was sustained by average people like you and I, and certainly not seminary-trained scholars. That’s because it wasn’t complicated. It boils down to admonishment, helping, and encouragement. Every Bible study or fellowship needs these … Continue reading
The Leaders of Revolution
A Revolution of Joy requires leadership, perhaps the most glaring deficiency with Institutionalized Christianity. Not so in Paul’s day. Continue reading
Revolution to the End!
Any successful revolution culminates in the overthrow of the powers-that-be, yet Spirit-led Christians are innately non-violent. So how will this “revolution” end? Continue reading
Set the Captives Free!
Fear of death is spiritual slavery, the Bible says, but when Christians get radical, prisoners escape! Continue reading
Revolution NOW!
The Revolution of Joy is not some far-off event, as Paul describes it: rather, it’s our impact on people in the here-and-now. Continue reading
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The Heart of Revolution
It’s not contrived, and it can’t be imitated: the Revolution of Joy springs from a changed heart. Continue reading
The Revolution of Joy is Love
Joy means victory, and the only victory which truly lasts into eternity is that which comes through Victorious Love Output: the core of Christian Love Ethics. Continue reading
Building Revolutionary Communities
Common people like you and I revolutionized the Roman Empire! Continue reading
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Join the Revolution of Joy!
Faith-Hope-Love: these three will “last forever,” the Bible says. And Not only that, this combination fuels a Revolution of Joy that makes life worth living! It’s all mapped-out in this amazing little letter written by Paul 2,000 years ago.
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