It is good to discover that the lives of the people within the church is a blessings to God's servant. it gives a big impact to persevere though situation is tough. Jesus Said, "whatever you will do to the least of my servant, you do it unto me".

1. 2 Thessalonian
1:3-7

2. Text: 2 Thessalonian 1:3-7
• 3 We are bound to thank God always
for you, brethren, as it is fitting,
because your faith grows
exceedingly, and the love of every
one of you all abounds toward each
other,

3. • 4 so that we ourselves boast of you
among the churches of God for your
patience and faith in all your
persecutions and tribulations that you
endure.
• 5 which is manifest evidence of the
righteous judgment of God, that you
may be counted worthy of the
kingdom of God, for which you also
suffer;

4. • 6 since it is a righteous thing
with God to repay with
tribulation those who trouble
you,
• 7 and to give you who are
troubled rest with us when the
Lord Jesus is revealed from
heaven with His mighty angels

5. Theme: ‘‘
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6. Introduction
• The Church suffered for severe
persecution. It’s beyond their
capacity to bear.
• They fought and never allowed that
their faith, love and patience would
be defeated.

7. • Acts 17: 5 But some of the Jews were
jealous, so they gathered some
troublemakers from the marketplace
to form a mob and start a riot. They
attacked the home of Jason, searching
for Paul and Silas so they could drag
them out to the crowd.

8. • How about your problems?
• Is it big compare to the church
of the Thessalonian?
• Is your life is in danger?
• Is your homes attack and
harass because of your faith?

9. • 3 We are bound to thank God always
for you, brethren, as it is fitting,
because your faith grows
exceedingly, and the love of every
one of you all abounds toward each
other,

11. • 1: “ ”- Pronoun, first Person/ Plural. It affect
the lives of the apostles.
• 2: “ ”- Certain, sure. It affects their mind
and Heart.
• 3: “ ”- Constant- It affect their speed.
(Prayer ministry)
• 4: “ ”- commending to others- it affects
their words.

14. 2 Thessalonian
1:3-7