Idleness is more dangerous than it seems, and Paul doesn’t pull punches when addressing it in 2 Thessalonians 3:6–15. He warns believers to avoid those who refuse to work, not as a harsh punishment but as a wake-up call to bring them back to productive, Christ-honoring lives. These idle individuals weren’t just lounging—they were becoming busybodies, meddling in others’ affairs and causing unnecessary disruption. Paul reminds us that work isn’t just about making ends meet; it’s about contributing to the well-being of the community and glorifying God through diligence. The Thessalonian church faced a unique problem: some members stopped working,…Keep Reading
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