ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Richard Collings takes us through Paul’s exhortations in 1 Thessalonians 5:12-22.
This episode explores the roles of shepherds and their responsibilities to the assembly, the saints’ responsibilities toward one another, and the importance of spiritual discernment.
With practical applications and a focus on living in peace, this teaching offers timeless guidance for believers navigating challenges in their local assemblies.
A call to unity, prayer, and rejoicing always.
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