When Jesus Observes Our Heart
July 24, 2022
Prosperity has a way of making us indifferent to the needs around us. The church of Laodicea had this problem. They were useless like lukewarm water, and Jesus threatened to spit them out. In this final message in a series on Jesus’ words to the churches in Revelation, we discover the difficult diagnosis of a lukewarm condition. What’s the cure?
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When opportunity knocks, we must open the door—and it’s never truer than in our spiritual lives. Though the church at Philadelphia was small, Jesus opened the door for them to impact the world with the Gospel. In this message from Revelation 3, we consider how Jesus is still opening doors for us today. Jesus can do the impossible, even for those with little strength.
July 17, 2022
God sees us for who we really are. The church at Sardis was confronted by Jesus in Revelation 3 because they had a spotless reputation, but their hearts were rotten. In this message, we listen to Jesus’ rebuke, remedy, and ultimately the reward for repentance. Whose opinion could be more important than Jesus’?
July 10, 2022
How many of us live like we are defeated, feeling too guilty to be used by God? Jesus directed stern words to the church at Thyatira about personal holiness in a culture of immorality. In this message from Revelation 2, we look at four snapshots of this church’s process to become overcomers. Coming clean is worth it.
July 3, 2022
Pergamum was a spiritual city with places of worship on every corner. False doctrines, particularly about immorality, easily spread through the ancient church there. In this message, we hear Jesus’ declaration that Pergamum was a place “where Satan dwells.” What if our churches are doctrinally sound but morally impure?
June 26, 2022
In our day of affluence and ease, few of us face the persecution inflicted on the believers in ancient Smyrna. What would happen if we did? In this message from Revelation 2, we’ll see what the Lord Himself tells the church at Smyrna about afflictions and poverty. We don’t have to win in this world in order to win in the next.
June 19, 2022
What do we need to hear if our passion for God is lost? The Apostle Paul founded a church in the ancient seaport of Ephesus. The church was doctrinally robust; they had even cast out false teachers. Yet while their minds were full, their hearts were empty. In this message, Jesus commends the Ephesian church, but then chastises them with a word we need today.
June 12, 2022
Jesus has clear expectations for His local churches. With hair as white as snow and eyes of flaming fire, Jesus fills the pages of the book of Revelation. In the first century, seven local churches in modern-day Turkey received a personal word from Jesus. In this message, we’re introduced to what He thinks of those churches as well as the qualities of our churches today.
June 5, 2022
Many Christians are cynical because of a personal story where God did not intervene when they needed him. How can we respond to disappointment with God? In this message, we’ll receive four facts about faith from the heroes in Hebrews 11. Faith always leads to ultimate victory, but it may not change our immediate struggles.
May 29, 2022
Have you ever begged God to remove a heavy trial in your life? Paul did, and the Lord said “no.” We have a choice: these times can either make you resentful or they can increase your faith. In this message, you receive three life-changing lessons as you bear that burden. You will discover that even the “no” answers are still answers from a gracious God.
May 22, 2022
How do we move forward when injustice seems to be winning? Where is God then? The prophet Habakkuk had the same issue in the nation of Israel—complaints which belong in today’s news. Yet amid the turmoil, the prophet has a burst of faith, knowing that God is still in charge. Are we prepared to face our own honest questions and keep praising God?
May 15, 2022
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