God's Desire for His People - 2 Thessalonians 3

The Apostle Paul generally ends his letters with practice admonitions and insights. This letter is no different. In chapter 3 we will examine five items he desires to see happen with this local assembly. First, he desires prayer for himself and for those who travel with him. Second, he desires that the Thessalonians cultivate their trust in God. Third, he desires that the assembly will continually grow in their faith. Fourth, he desires that the entire assembly will live godly and productive lives and finally, he desires that they experience God’s blessing personally. This study will examine each point and discuss its applicable for us.