During this Laodicean age it can become very easy to take the gospel for granted. When we forget what Christ has done for us we will choose to sin and destroy God’s work in our lives! We need to remember...

Even though our church age ends in failure at the rapture of the church, we don’t have to fail as individual Christians! We need reminded of true love and receive God’s rebuke when it comes. This requires humility, which is not one of our strong characteristics.

This episode goes over what the Bible says about hell, the bottomless pit, and the lake of fire. This reality should shake us to our core and cultivate a heart for the lost and dying!

This lesson looks at the Laodicean problem of not being hot or cold and what God means by that statement.

This lesson briefly talks about the topic of heaven in the Bible. Learning about these things should help us stay eternally focused to make better decisions every day!

One of the things that plagues us the most as Christians in this church age is humbling ourselves before the Lord and submitting to his authority in every area of our life. We often fool ourselves into thinking that we are submissive when in fact we are not.

After discussing the types of spiritual beings that exist in the spirit world, we then moved on to discuss the hierarchy found within the spirit world.

Jesus said that we would be able to overcome the spirit of this church age, but we have to be obedient to some very specific things found in the letter to the Laodiceans. This lesson discusses those things, so we should take heed!

Part one of this study discusses the types of beings in the spiritual world. Next week we will be discussing part two about the overall hierarchy found in the spirit world.

This first characteristic is the underlying characteristic of all the other ones we will be discussing in the weeks to come. We live in an age that demands “my personal rights” and when left unchecked by the Bible and Biblical authority is will create a self-willed monster that destroys everything.