2 Thessalonians Chapter 3

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2 Thessalonians Chapter 3

Baruch Korman • 2 Thessalonians 3

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The apostle Paul had an effective ministry, we see that God moved through him in the ones that he was ministering to. And why was that? What was unique about Paul? He prayed for those that he was serving. What about you? Do you have a list of people that you are serving that you are ministering to? That you are growing?

More from The Book of Second Thessalonians

2 Thessalonians Chapter 1 Part 1

Baruch Korman • 2 Thessalonians 1:1–8

The end times are very important to God. Because the End Times represent a transition, a transition from this world into the kingdom of God, and every one who is Kingdom minded. They're going to be someone that's interested in what the Word of God has to say about these changes in the last day.

2 Thessalonians Chapter 1 Part 2

Baruch Korman • 2 Thessalonians 1:9–12

Many times in our churches, we don't hear much about the wrath of God. People, they don't want to know about God's wrath. They don't want to believe that this New Testament God is the same God of the Old Testament, that he's a God of judgment. They don't know and understand the purposes. Why would God judge? And the reason is this, because he's a holy and righteous God. And when we look prophetically, I'm speaking about Old Testament prophecy and also prophecy in the New Covenant, we see that the purpose of God's judgment is to bring about his order, what type of order, a kingdom order.

2 Thessalonians Chapter 2 Part 1

Baruch Korman • 2 Thessalonians 2:1–3

If you're going to be found faithful in the last days, you need to understand the chapter that we're going to begin to study in this lesson. Second Thessalonians chapter two, we're going to see revelation concerning what Paul calls our blessed hope. What is so frequently called by theologians as the rapture. And we need to know something, there is a difference between the rapture and the second coming. The Rapture happens before God's wrath.