How can I forgive them? They did something so horrible!

How in the world can I get past this?

All good questions, but let's see what God says in his Bible.

Revelation 4:1-6

An open door is something that seems to be inviting.

Sometimes we see God coming and we run ... but here, God is inviting us to walk through.

For many of us, these past few months have provided some time for introspection, worry, reflection on blessings, and self examination. It is likely that this has included some intentional thoughts about your relationship with God.

Have you fallen away from God? Have you been going to church, but not connecting with God? Maybe it is time to reconnect. Maybe it is time to turn to God and eat freely from the Tree of Life

Would it be interesting to take on a new identity? God is going to make that a possibility for those that follow Him. No matter what happens, we have to follow God and be faithful. God makes all of this possible because He is there for us the entire way.

How do things become corrupted? Why do we tend to wander away from God? What pulls us back? Is it healthy to become passionate and evangelistic?

Join us on a journey this Sabbath as we look into the Corrupt Church - Thyatira.

The Seven Churches: The Sixth Church in Revelation is known as the Town of Brotherly Love, but God portrayed it as a steady non-compromising church. They were spared the problems of other churches. They kept the commandments of God at all costs.

The Seven Churches: Laodicea is mentioned last, but I want to start there and work our way back to the beginning. I think the relevance is something we can all see if we look at it together.

Revelation conjures up all kinds of images and thoughts. It may be difficult to understand some of the chapters, but in the context of Types and AntiTypes we start to see that Revelation is the revealing of Jesus and the character of God.

Ruth 1:1-2 There are times when we make the best decisions we can, and sometimes it seems we fail; but what does God bring from that situation? Is there a way we can see God work through impossible odds?