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Corruption in the church is nothing new. The church at Thyatira in Revelation 2 had many good works, but it had fallen into sexual immorality. How did this happen?
Series: History's Last Chapter
The church at Pergamos was guilty of compromising on some essentials of doctrine. Jesus' response was uncompromising: Repent or else! But He also had promises for those who overcame.
Series: History's Last Chapter
In Revelation 2, Jesus condemns the church at Pergamos for tolerating false doctrine, and for sexual immorality. But first, He commends
them for remaining steadfast in a very pagan city
Series: History's Last Chapter
In Revelation 2, Jesus predicted that the persecution of the church at Smyrna would get worse. But He reminded them that He was aware of
their plight, and He promised them a crown of life.
Series: History's Last Chapter
The church at Smyrna was suffering from persecution so severe that Jesus told John to write a short letter of encouragement. But Jesus
didn't offer a quick, painless solution for their suffering.
Series: History's Last Chapter
Jesus commends the church at Ephesus for their diligence and their discernment. But then He condemns them, because He says, "You have
left your first love"--meaning their devotion to God.
Series: History's Last Chapter
Revelation 2 begins the messages of Jesus to the churches. Jesus addresses seven actual churches in Asia Minor, but His words also have a
historical application to the Church throughout history.
Series: History's Last Chapter
The vision of Jesus that John saw in Revelation 1 was of Jesus in His glory, as the judge of all mankind. And so John's natural reaction was to fall at Jesus' feet.
Series: History's Last Chapter
When Jesus introduced Himself to John in Revelation 1, He said, "I am the Alpha and the Omega." He was taking upon Himself the eternal name of God, and proclaiming that He is God.
Series: History's Last Chapter
Revelation is the only book of the Bible that promises a blessing to those who read it. It portrays Jesus Christ as "the ruler over the
kings of the earth" and also as "the beginning and the end."
Series: History's Last Chapter
Many people avoid the Book of Revelation because they say they can't understand it. But rather than being a book of mystery, Revelation pulls back the curtain on the future work of Jesus Christ.
Series: History's Last Chapter
Isaac and Jacob in Genesis provide two different examples of ways of finding a mate. One is a story of prayer, and the other is a story of
persistence. What can we learn from these stories?
Series: The House That God Builds
Many people make poor choices when choosing a husband or wife. What does the Bible have to say that could help us make wise, godly choices
in this extremely important area of life?
Series: The House That God Builds
Few people are called by God to a single life, but some are. What are some of the principles in scripture to enable singles to live a life of contentment and be contributing members of the church?
Series: The House That God Builds
People who are married, even people within the church, often have a negative attitude toward single people. But in certain circumstances
and for some people, being single can be a good thing.
Series: The House That God Builds
The widow of Zarephath in First Kings, and Eunice, the mother of Timothy in the New Testament, are two biblical examples of single parents. What can we learn from their stories?
Series: The House That God Builds
Single parenting is not a new phenomenon, but the extent it has reached in today's world is unprecedented. Single parents can be some of
the most hurting people in a congregation.
Series: The House That God Builds
The book of Proverbs is filled with advice on proper parenting. What does this book of wisdom teach about controlling sexuality, handling
money, and controlling the tongue?
Series: The House That God Builds
Successful parents will give their children a proper view of God and themselves. When the Bible talks about the "fear of the Lord," what does it mean? Does it mean terror, or reverence?
Series: The House That God Builds



























