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Christ opens the door…
Ever feel like that there are so many obstacles and closed doors slammed in your face? What is one to do? The little church in Philadelphia was feeling weak and excluded. But Christ reminded them that He had opened the most important door unto them,...
Faithful though Few
While it is important to have a good reputation, it is infinitely more important to have a good evaluation by the Judge of all the earth, Jesus Christ. The church is Sardis had the reputation, but their evaluation from the Lord was that they were dead...
Faithful in Purity
Some of us just want to be nice and get along. Kindness is a Christian virtue. But Jesus, the Son of God, seems harsh when He calls for integrity and purity of His church in Thyatira. They have allowed false doctrine and immorality to infiltrate an...
Stay Faithful for He is Faithful
It can be difficult to stand alone when persecution comes. From His message to the church of Pergamos, Christ with His double-edged sword speaks a warning to those who ally themselves with teachers of false gospels.
The crown of life for perseverance
We began a series from Revelation to hear from the eternal God His message to His churches through the messages given to seven churches in the Roman province of Asia. Churches are not buildings but people – people who have His Holy Spirit within them,...
Foremost Love
We begin a series from Revelation to hear from the eternal God His message to His churches through the messages given to seven churches in the Roman province of Asia. Churches are not buildings but people – people who have His Holy Spirit within them,...
Saved Once and For All
The conclusion to our series reminds us that the hope of our salvation lies not within our work but in the work of the better High Priest, Jesus Christ. With a better righteousness and better sacrifice, He has entered the better tabernacle in heaven t...
A Warning and Promise to Embrace
The writer of Hebrews has reminded the believers to continue building on the foundation that has been laid. But then he warns that one should not abandon the foundation of faith in Jesus Christ alone. The warning is that there is no other foundation ...
The Foundation is Christ
The writer of Hebrews reminds the readers that we don’t accidentally grow, we have to pursue maturity. But in growing, we don’t leave what we learned first. Instead we build on that foundation, Jesus Christ being the chief cornerstone.
Growing toward Maturity
God accepts us and loves us just as we are. Yet He loves us too much to leave us that way, as spiritual infants. The Father desires us to grow toward maturity, closer to the image of His Son, perfect humanity.