The Christians in Laodicea allowed their material success and medical advancements to lull them into a spiritual slumber. In His letter to the church there, Jesus rebuked them for being too comfortable with their lukewarm faith.
The Christians in Laodicea allowed their material success and medical advancements to lull them into a spiritual slumber. In His letter to the church there, Jesus rebuked them for being too comfortable with their lukewarm faith.
The church in Sardis was spiritually dead because they had grown complacent, but the church in Philadelphia shows us the opposite – a church that is faithful. They endured even when it was difficult, and the Lord praised them.
The church in Sardis was spiritually dead because they had grown complacent, but the church in Philadelphia shows us the opposite – a church that is faithful. They endured even when it was difficult, and the Lord praised them.
Presented by Robert Hatfield with help from the young men at the North Charleston church of Christ.
When Jesus’ disciple asked Him to teach him to pray (Luke 11), that disciple acknowledged that prayer is something that must be taught (cf. James 4:3). Scripture abounds with teaching that will make our prayer life more effective.