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Paul and Silas’ second missionary journey marked the first time that the message of Jesus spread to the Greek world. Certain Christian teachings, like resurrection, were foreign concepts to Greek culture, and it led to some confusion as to their hopeful future with King Jesus. As you just read in Acts 17, Paul’s time in Thessalonica was cut short due to persecution, and he was not able to finish instructing these new Christians. He worried about this church of only new Christians. After sending Timothy back to them and receiving his report upon his return, he responds with the letter of 1 Thessalonians to bring both encouragement and correction. Note that this video covers the background of both 1 & 2 Thessalonians.
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Step into the story of the New Testament as it happened. In just 5–10 minutes a day, journey from Jesus’ birth to John’s final vision. You’ll begin in Luke and Acts, pausing along the way to read the letters as they were written. Each book includes a short video to bring its world to life and help you to understand the author and his readers. This isn’t just a reading plan—it’s a chance to encounter the story of Jesus and his church in a fresh, transformative way. Ready to begin? Note: Does not include Matthew and Mark.
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