Dayspring Fellowship Podcasts

To put down roots means to settle in, to become fixed or established, to reside or dwell deeply, to create a sense of 'home'. There are tremendous benefits to deep roots. Plants that are deeply rooted have better access to water, oxygen and nutrition; they contribute more to the health of the environment around them, they endure drought or stress better, are more stable and less prone to disease.  This Sunday we begin a new series on the Apostle Paul's letters to the church in Thessalonica. We've called this series Hope for Today, Faith for Tomorrow. Paul wrote these letters to encourage the Thessalonian believers to grow in their faith; to develop a faith so deeply rooted within them that every facet of their lives was transformed by the gospel. The kind of faith that is steadfast, authentic, joyful, and contagious. That's the kind of faith that changed the world then, and continues to do so, if we have the courage to cultivate it. ----------------------------------- TAKE YOUR NEXT STEP -------------------