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"Pray Without Ceasing" - Bible Readings: 1 Thessalonians 5:12-28 - (24/5/26AM)

25 min · 31 de may de 2026
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Pray Without Ceasing Bible Readings: 1 Thessalonians 5:12-28 Summary: 1 Thessalonians 5:12-28 compares prayer to breathing, calling it the soul’s spiritual breath, made possible by the Holy Spirit. The sermon points to Pentecost as the time when the Spirit turned the early church into a community of prayer. Prayer is described as essential to Christian life, not just an extra activity. Paul’s words to “pray without ceasing” mean living in constant dependence on God, showing gratitude, and staying connected with Him, rather than praying nonstop. Even though the young church in Thessalonica faced hardship and persecution, Paul encourages them to stay faithful, love one another, and keep praying as people who live in God’s light. Preached By Rev Lourens Nel on 24/5/26 AM Service

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