Paul provided a thorough analysis of the marks of a true ministry in 1 Thess. 2:1-9, and now he shifts gears to defend his own ‘blameless’ behavior. This raises a question, “What does it mean to be blameless?” The Bible uses this term to describe the character of others besides Paul – like Job, Noah, King David, and so on. But clearly, those folks had their flaws. This lesson examines what Paul meant when he said he was ‘blameless,’ and it outlines the ideals we should all pursue as we strive for the same standard.