Paul models thankful affection for the believers in Thessalonica and shows that gratitude and love strengthen faith during hardship.
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The Apostle Paul instructed Timothy on developing leaders in the church in 2 Timothy 2:2.
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The Lord's church is called many things in the Bible. Jesus is sometimes called the "Good Shepherd", which makes the church is His flock. In this lesson Jason examines the relationship between the Good Shepherd and His flock.
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The psalmist wrote in Psalm 139:14 that we humans are "fearfully and wonderfully made". The complexity of design is obvious and important to our survival. In this lesson we look at the comparison of the church as a body with special emphasis on the idea of individual members working together, moving in common goals and pursuits.
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Humans are motivated by both pain and pleasure. Motivation from pain is more short-term motivation. Once the pain is cured or sufficiently avoided, the motivation stops. But pleasure is stronger because we tend to want it to stay. So, we are motivated to keep it. It's obvious, then, that joy is something we should cultivate so that it can help us endure and give us hope for the future. This class discusses the ways joy can be built up in our lives.
