After the resurrection, Jesus first appeared to his disciples. But not all of the disciples were there: Thomas was missing. When the disciples informed him that they had seen the risen Christ, Thomas doubted. Join Pastor Greg as he shares three things that a skeptical world needs that will help them believe in Jesus.

With the death of Jesus, his disciples were in an utter state of despair. But with an empty tomb that resurrection morning, Mary, the disciples, and all of humanity received the best possible news. Join Pastor Greg as he shares how the resurrection of Jesus is the best possible news for us today.

The Apostle Paul finishes his letter to the Thessalonians with some final instructions aimed at aiding them to experience the peace of God during their time of persecution. Join Pastor Greg as he shares four actions that Paul says that every follower of Jesus should be doing all the time.

After congratulating the Thessalonian believers for their faithfulness and growth in Christ in his absence, the Apostle Paul then sets them straight on some lifestyle and theological issues. Join Pastor Greg as he shares what God ultimately desires from each one of us.

Since he had to leave them early because he was run out of town, the Apostle Paul was worried about the new found faith of the Thessalonian believers--were they still gathering together, loving one another and growing in their faith? Or had they gone back to their old pagan ways? Paul received good news--they remained faithful despite some severe persecution. Join Pastor Greg as he shares how we can achieve an undisturbed faith despite the challenges we encounter.

Like a good parent, the Apostle Paul is proud of the Thessalonian believers. He commends them for accepting the Word of God and remaining faithful to Jesus despite encountering harsh persecution. Like good medicine, the word of God has been working in the lives of the Thessalonians ever since. Join Pastor Greg as he shares how the bible is good medicine for us and how we can employ it our lives.