Join us as we celebrate Palm Sunday and Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem. In this message, we will focus on Luke's account and reflect on some of the unique information he provides.

Today, we dive deeper into Pastor Scott's recent sermon on the letter to the church in Laodicea.

The city of Laodicea was one of the most wealthy and affluent in the Roman Empire. This presented a unique set of challenges for believers, challenges that still exist for the church today, especially in America.

Today, we sit down with Pastor Scott to catch up after our week off. In this episode, we dive into a conversation about what makes a church healthy and how the spiritual life of an individual believer can impact the health of an entire church. We also talk about the different views of the tribulation and whether it is an issue that believers and churches should divide over.

This week’s message is one of the harshest letters that Jesus sends to the seven churches of Revelation. The letter is written to the church in Sardis that is about to die. It is truly a church on life support. Tune in to this message to hear Jesus’ rebuke to the church and his emergency intervention commands. The letter stands as a stark reminder that just as people can die, so can churches.

Today, we dive deeper into the God's letter to the church in Thyatira. We discuss the importance of continuing to grow in our faith, how to discern the discern false teaching, and rather sin can have an impact on our physical bodies.

Join us as we unpack Jesus’ letter to the church in Thyatira. This is the church that we know the least about and would have been in the least distinguished of the seven cities. However, we do know that it must have been a large commercial center with numerous manufacturing trade guilds. These guilds put huge pressure upon the Christians to compromise their faith. Jesus gives the church of Thyatira a beautiful compliment for continuing to grow in their in their spiritual lives, but also provides a strong rebuke for tolerating a false teacher nicknamed Jezebel. This message will help us to learn how to look out for the “Jezebels” in our own lives who can entice us to compromise our beliefs and values and stunt our spiritual growth.

This week we are talking about the letter to the church in Pergamum. This passage has several interesting symbols mentioned such as hidden manna, and a white stone engraved with a secret name. We break down what these images could be referring to by looking at the historical context of the day and similar imagery used throughout scripture.

Today, we continue our journey through Revelation by looking at church in Pergamum. A Church that was doing a lot right, but still compromising in certain ways.

Today on Lean In, we are recapping Scott's sermon from this past Sunday on the letter to the church in Smyrna, which is found in Revelation. The church was facing hardship and persecution from the culture of their day. In this episode we discuss the meaning behind our suffering and how Christ can identify with us in our suffering. #cbclr #suffering #podcast