To the poor, powerless Christians in Philadelphia, Jesus promises authority and power. Jesus gives opportunity and power to those who in this life appear least powerful.

The church in Sardis had lost focus on Jesus and was on the verge of death, despite looking vibrant. When we lose sight of Jesus, nothing else matters.

This week, guest preacher Mark Grapengater dives into Jesus' letter to the church in Thyatira.

The church in Pergamum endured through suffering, but some had compromised with the pagan world around them. To those who can resist compromise with the world, though, Jesus offers new hope and new identity.

The Christians of Smyrna suffered for their faith, losing livelihoods, relationships, and even their lives. For this, Jesus encouraged the church and comforted them. What does this mean for people who risk very little for their faith in Jesus?

What is the relationship between Love and Truth? Is it possible to have one without the other? According to Jesus, the answer is a resounding no. In fact, it is better for a church not to exist, than to be devoted to truth without love.

This week, we ask what does it mean that Jesus is both a man who experienced death and the God who conquered it?

Today we dive into Revelation! There's a virtue central to the Christian life that seems to be missing in our broader culture: humility. When we're confronted with the glory of Jesus, we get a stark reminder of just how small we are and how vast he is.

The story of the magi visiting Jesus is one of the most well known episodes of the Christmas story. What can these Persian astrologers teach us about worship and about Jesus as our king?

What does it mean that Christ is Lord? What's a Lord anyway?