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10 resources referencing 1 Thessalonians 4:11
The sermon emphasizes the importance of pursuing peace with all people and living a holy life to see the Lord, based on Hebrews 12:14. The preacher encourages believers to mind their own business,…
The sermon addresses the biblical perspective on finances, emphasizing the importance of balanced stewardship and work ethic. It highlights the dangers of two extremes: laziness and greed, advocating…
Elder Ben Winslet teaches on Matthew 5:33-37, emphasizing Jesus' call for honest, straightforward speech without swearing oaths or using elaborate language to manipulate others. He explains the Old…
The sermon emphasizes the Apostle Paul's command in 1 Thessalonians 4:11 to "study to be quiet," highlighting the importance of knowing when and how to speak wisely. It discusses the balance between…
The sermon explores the biblical perspective on work, emphasizing that although work is a curse due to sin, Christians are called to serve their earthly masters with sincerity and reverence as if…
The sermon focuses on 2 Thessalonians 3, addressing issues in the Thessalonian church where some members stopped working due to a misunderstanding of the second coming. Paul exhorts believers to work…
The sermon emphasizes that Bible study should be a lifestyle aimed at transformation and obedience, not merely the acquisition of information. Believers are encouraged to study Scripture to live…
The sermon explores the threat of impurity within the church, focusing on idleness and disorderly conduct as addressed in 2 Thessalonians 3. It emphasizes the importance of work as part of God's…
The sermon reflects on the hardships of 1932, including the Great Depression, Dust Bowl, and rising global conflicts, emphasizing that the 'good old days' never truly existed. It highlights God's…
The sermon explores the biblical perspective on debt, emphasizing the importance of integrity, honesty, and responsible financial stewardship. It highlights Romans 13:8's command to owe no one…