Revelation 3:7 (NKJV) 7 “And to the angel of the church in Philadelphia write, ‘These things says He who is holy, He who is true, “He who has the key of David, He who opens and no one shuts, and shuts and no one opens”:

Revelation 3:7 (NKJV) 7 “And to the angel of the church in Philadelphia write, ‘These things says He who is holy, He who is true, “He who has the key of David, He who opens and no one shuts, and shuts and no one opens”:

Summary: The Church of Sardis seemed to have it all going on, thus that means the people who made up the church as well, but God said they were spiritually dead. How could that be, and could that be us and like them not even know it. Join us as God gives diagnosis, and then remedy to make sure they we remain alive and strong in the Spirit.

Summary: The Church of Sardis seemed to have it all going on, thus that means the people who made up the church as well, but God said they were spiritually dead. How could that be, and could that be us and like them not even know it. Join us as God gives diagnosis, and then remedy to make sure they we remain alive and strong in the Spirit.

Summary: The Church of Sardis seemed to have it all going on, thus that means the people who made up the church as well, but God said they were spiritually dead. How could that be, and could that be us and like them not even know it. Join us as God gives diagnosis, and then remedy to make sure they we remain alive and strong in the Spirit.

Summary: Known as the “corrupt church”, as they did not just tolerate sin, they fully embraced it. Thyatira means “continual sacrifice”, and God gives the unveiling on how they, and us, can live the God-Life, a life that is a sweet fragrance to the Lord, and the world.

Summary: Known as the “corrupt church”, as they did not just tolerate sin, they fully embraced it. Thyatira means “continual sacrifice”, and God gives the unveiling on how they, and us, can live the God-Life, a life that is a sweet fragrance to the Lord, and the world.

Summary: Known as the “corrupt church”, as they did not just tolerate sin, they fully embraced it. Thyatira means “continual sacrifice”, and God gives the unveiling on how they, and us, can live the God-Life, a life that is a sweet fragrance to the Lord, and the world.

Summary: Pergamos means mixed-marriage, and this church was just that. There was a mixed marriage of godliness and worldliness among some in this church, and Jesus called them to repentance. God does not want us to tolerate compromise in our lives; but how do we correct it? Join us as the Lord makes is clear and simple in our passage before us.

Summary: Pergamos means mixed-marriage, and this church was just that. There was a mixed marriage of godliness and worldliness among some in this church, and Jesus called them to repentance. God does not want us to tolerate compromise in our lives; but how do we correct it? Join us as the Lord makes is clear and simple in our passage before us.