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We’re sharing pastor John’s study of Revelation right now, and currently going through the seven letters to the seven churches. The great thing about this study is we’re really getting specific instruction on what the Lord likes to see and doesn’t like to see in a local church. Today in His letter to the church at Thyatira Jesus confronts the unbiblical tolerance of false teaching.

Pastor John Randall’s series on the letters to the seven churches in Revelation continues today with letter number four - the letter to Thyatira. Like several other churches, The Lord has something good to say. They were loving, faithful, growing and serving, among other things. But there was something terrible going on in this church too.

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Pastor John Randall’s series on the letters to the seven churches in Revelation continues today with letter number four - the letter to Thyatira. Like several other churches, The Lord has something good to say. They were loving, faithful, growing and serving, among other things. But there was something terrible going on in this church too.

We’re nearing the end of our studies in Romans. And as we do, we’re getting to know the apostle Paul on a personal level. He writes in this letter to the church in Rome, about why he does what he does and the recognition that he’s only an instrument in God’s hands. We can learn a lot from Paul’s example, as he shares his goals and plans.

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We’re nearing the end of our studies in Romans. And as we do, we’re getting to know the apostle Paul on a personal level. He writes in this letter to the church in Rome, about why he does what he does and the recognition that he’s only an instrument in God’s hands. We can learn a lot from Paul’s example, as he shares his goals and plans.

Today pastor John Randall resumes his series in Revelation, as we conclude our look at the Lord’s letter to the church in Pergamum. This particular church was like many churches today. What started as a small drip of false teaching has turned into a flood of deceit. They were compromising. The solution to this problem hasn’t changed over the last two thousand years. Let’s find out what God’s word has to say on the matter!

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Today pastor John Randall resumes his series in Revelation, as we conclude our look at the Lord’s letter to the church in Pergamum. This particular church was like many churches today. What started as a small drip of false teaching has turned into a flood of deceit. They were compromising. The solution to this problem hasn’t changed over the last two thousand years. Let’s find out what God’s word has to say on the matter!

Last time we completed John’s look at the Lord’s letter to Smyrna, in Revelation chapter two. It was a letter of encouragement and praise. Today, as we begin a study of the letter to Pergamum, we see a very different tone from the Lord. Pergamum had fallen into the hands of false teaching. They were compromising. The Lord’s response? Repent!

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Last time we completed John’s look at the Lord’s letter to Smyrna, in Revelation chapter two. It was a letter of encouragement and praise. Today, as we begin a study of the letter to Pergamum, we see a very different tone from the Lord. Pergamum had fallen into the hands of false teaching. They were compromising. The Lord’s response? Repent!

Today’s message from pastor John Randall is centered on the Lord’s message to the church in Smyrna, found in Revelation chapter two. Pain is never fun to experience or even talk about, but pain- both physical and emotional is inevitable. The church in Smyrna was suffering a barrage of persecution and tribulation, yet the Lord reminds them not to be fearful but rather be faithful. That’s an important point for Christians today as well.

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