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Seven Churches of Revelation, Laodicea

Laodicea was a "lukewarm" church full of people who believed they were rich, increased with goods...

Laodicea was a "lukewarm" church full of people who believed they were rich, increased with goods, and in need of nothing, but were instead wretched, miserable, poor, blind, and naked. The message to Laodicea is to be hot in faith, gold tried in fire. Pressure squeezes the best out. The comfortable church ends up neither hot nor cold. Hebrews 3; Revelation 3; Romans 5. LF-0031. ©1976

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Seven Churches of Revelation, Philadelphia

The church at Philadelphia is the church of the open door. Christ has the key, and He is as a nai...

The church at Philadelphia is the church of the open door. Christ has the key, and He is as a nail in a sure place, cast down but resurrected. The church carries out the commission, and it's overcomers will be pillars in new Jerusalem. Hebrews 3:7-9; Revelation 3:7-13. LF-0030 © Copyright 1976

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Seven Churches of Revelation, Sardis

Dr. Scott teaches on the church of Sardis, a church known for its works and liveliness. Sardis he...

Dr. Scott teaches on the church of Sardis, a church known for its works and liveliness. Sardis held too tightly to the things of this world and substituted God's word for relics, artifacts, idol worshiping, and imagery, making them dead in God's word. God's message to Sardis is to be watchful and keep your loins girded because Jesus is coming. Hebrews 3; Revelation 3; Luke 12. LF-0029 © 1976

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Seven Churches of Revelation, Smyrna

John's writing to Smyrna, a city that persecuted Christians fervently reveals the lesson of being...

John's writing to Smyrna, a city that persecuted Christians fervently reveals the lesson of being rich in faith in the face of tribulation. Jesus was there first and last; He conquered death and hell, and knows every tribulation. Hebrews 3; Revelation 2. LF-0026   © Copyright 1976

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