As we explore Christ's seven letters to the seven churches in the book of Revelation, we're discovering ourselves in the virtues and faults revealed in each congregation. This week, we finish up our series by contrasting two churches - one who is praised for their humble enduranc, one who is rebuked harshly for their arrogance. But what we see that Jesus communicates to ALL believers is His enduring love and commitment to helping us become more like Him!

As we are exploring Christ's seven letters to the seven churches in the book of Revelation, we're discovering OURSELVES in the virtues and faults revealed in each congregation. This week, we study the church of Sardis, a church who "thinks they are alive but are dead" and to whom Christ screams to "Wake up" while there is still a sliver of hope!

As we explore Christ's seven letters to the seven churches in the book of Revelation, we're discovering ourselves in the virtures and faults revealed in each congregation. This week, we study the church of Thyatira, a church that was growing in love and good works, but had neglected one very dangerous weed infecting its garden.

This week, we study the church of Pergamum, a church who maintained their faith in Christ, but not their faithfulness to Christ.

As we exploring Christ’s seven letters to the seven churches in the book of Revelation, we’re discovering ourselves in the virtues and faults revealed in each congregation. This week, we study the church of Smyrna, who suffered great persecution but faithfully withstood the pressure.

This week, we kick off the year with a brand new series exploring the letters from Christ to the seven churches of Revelation. Ephesus was a church that was good at working hard, persevering, and rooting out heretics – but they had lost what was most important!