As Paul comes to the end of his "doctrinal" portion, he does something so very essential -- he prays for the Thessalonians!
He first asks for prayer for himself, Silas and Timothy. How often do you pray for your elders? Wouldn't your church be doing better if you and other members did?
He then prays that godly love would characterize the Thessalonians, and that they would persevere in godliness. Wouldn't your church be doing even better if you and other members prayed these things for each other?
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Phil Pockras
A Prayer for Grace Exposition of 1 Thessalonians Belle Center, Ohio RPCNA
