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The Child of God needs the church family if he/she wants to GROW, Develop GIFTS, and SERVE GOD.
Paul’s favorite name for believers was brethren.
He used it at least sixty times in his letters; and in the two Thessalonian Epistles, he used it twenty-seven times.
Paul saw the local church as a family.
Each member was born again by the Spirit of God and possessed God’s nature (1 Peter 1:22–25; 2 Peter 1:3–4).
They all were part of God’s family.
It is tragic when believers neglect or ignore the local church.
No family is perfect and no local church is perfect; but without a family to protect him and provide for him, a child would suffer and die.
The child of God needs the church family if he is to grow, develop his gifts, and serve God.
What are the essentials for a happy, thriving church family?
How can we make our local churches more spiritual to the glory of God?
In this closing section, Paul discussed these matters.
Family Leadership 1 Thessalonians 5:12-13
What responsibilities does the Child of God have toward their spiritual leaders?
Accept Them
Appreciate Them
Love Them
Obey Them
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