The final devotional post went up earlier today. You’re on your own from here on out.

I just wanted to post a quick wrap-up post to ask for your honest feedback on the experiment. It’s the first time we’ve produced a devotional, and an online one at that, so we wanted to hear from you!

• Was it helpful?
• Was it too long?
• Did you want more? Less? Longer duration? Shorter?
• Did you like it online or would you have gotten more out of a printed version?
• Any other feedback you’d like to give?

Don’t worry, you won’t hurt our feelings. We just want to help you grow closer to Jesus by any means necessary. So let us know!!!

How does the Lord protect us from the evil one?

Why were/are idle Christians such a danger?

Should this rule (vs.10) be applied today?

How does it help to withdraw from someone?

What challenges you most in this chapter?

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How did God choose them to be saved?

If God chooses us, do we have any choice?

How do we share in the glory of…Jesus Christ?

What challenges you most in this section?

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Why would anyone think the day of the Lord had already come?

Who is the man of lawlessness? What is his fate?

What has to happen before Christ returns? How can you guard yourself so that you won’t be deceived?

Why would God deliberately delude anyone?

What challenges you most in this section?

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Have you persevered during persecution and trials you’ve endured, and how has that affected your faith?

What’s the meaning of this blazing fire?

Why punish people only because they didn’t know God? What kind of punishment will their be?

What challenges you most in this chapter?

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Should we always obey our elder?  When should we not?

According to this section, what is God’s will for us? Practically, what does this look like in your life?

How can people put out the Spirit’s fire?

What challenges you most in this chapter?

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Who preached today?

What was the sermon about?

What challenged you the most?

How does God want you to respond to this message?

Was any part of it confusing?

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How can you be prepared for the day of the Lord, so that you won’t be suprised?

Earlier Paul used sleep to mean death (Ch.4). What does sleep mean here? Is Paul implying it is wrong to sleep at night?

How can the body of Christ encourage one another and build each other up?

What challenges you most in this chapter?

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What does it mean to be sanctified? How are Christians sanctified? What 3 areas does Paul list in vs. 3-12 where sanctification can occur?

Does God punish or forgive Christians who sin?

What is the coming of the Lord?

In vs.17, is the meeting in the air literal or figurative? What is this event known as?

What challenges you most in this chapter?

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Does God destine trials for His children? Why or why not?

How could suffering for your faith build character and obedience in you?

Despite Paul’s joy over their spiritual growth, he recognized that the Thessalonians’ faith was not yet mature; what was lacking?

What may you need for your faith to be completed?

Who are the holy ones who will come with Jesus?

What challenges you most in this chapter?

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