2 THESSALONIANS: WAS I NOT JUST WITH YOU?

ROMANS: PAUL'S BEST THEOLOGICAL BOOK

In this episode of "WDPM?" Tyler talks a lot about salvation being available to ALL. Jews and Gentile alike are in need of a Savior, and through Christ alone, we can be saved. No longer are we bound by the law, but salvation is freely available to all that desire it!

WDPM: THE LORD'S SUPPER/2 CORINTHIANS

In this episode of "What Did Paul Mean?" we dive deep into the words of Paul in 1 Corinthians in regards to the Lord's Supper. Paul also gives instruction to the church in Corinth in his second letter to the Corinthians. Paul shows us a little more knowledge about his love for the Corinthians, yet the Corinthians still reject him. However, towards the end of the letter, there is hope given that all relationships will be mended. At the end of the day, Paul just wants the church to imitate Christ.  Some interesting facts regarding Paul's like are found in 2 Corinthians 11! Check out those cool little details regarding Paul's journeys and his sufferings, much like Christs. Thank you for tuning in to another episode of "What Did Paul Mean?"

PAUL'S BEST LETTER: IN MY OPINION...

In this episode of "WDPM?", Tyler discusses some important topics covered in Paul's letter to the Corinthians. Paul is a devoted man, passionate man and he wants to make sure everyone is on the same page. As racisms, human wisdoms and philosophies, sexual immorality starts to flood the streets of Corinth, Paul sends out a reminder that we are all united in Christ and Christ alone is who we uplift. We preach Christ!

2 THESSALONIANS: WAS I NOT JUST WITH YOU?

In our third episode, I take a dive into 2nd Thessalonians, a letter written to a young church. Though Paul just wrote to the Thessalonians not too long ago, false doctrines and false teachings have began to creep into the minds of the young church. Match this with the church worried that the missed the Day of the Lord (the Rapture.) Paul, the great preacher and minister that he is, encourages them and pushes them to not believe any other doctrine than what he himself preached to them about Christ.

FIRST THESSALONIANS

Paul's second letter is written to the young church in Thessalonica. He was pleased when he was present with them, and was greatly dissatisfied when he was removed from Thessalonica by Caesar's rule. Though the apostle could not be present with the Thessalonians, Silas and Timothy stayed in the midst of the city. After receiving word that the Thessalonians were doing well, Paul encourages them to continue to love one another, build each other up, and increase. Paul reminds them that there will soon come a day that the earthly kings will no longer have any reign, but the King of Kings will come on a cloud seeking His bride, the church.