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In today's episode, we study the last of the 7 churches, the church of Laodicea. There is more rebuke given to this church than all of the others. They obviously believed they were doing pretty good. They felt that they were rich, increased with goods, and that they had no need of anything. Jesus exposed their sinfulness, and He offered them counsel. Despite all of the bad things about this church, there are a few things that Jesus commanded them for as well. In what ways are you like this church?
In our Q&A segment, we were asked: What does it mean in Matt. 16:28 when Jesus said there are some standing here which shall not taste of death, till they see the Son of Man coming in His kingdom?
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In today's episode, we cover a topic that some people may feel is odd, while there are others who see it as a huge problem. We talk about peer pressure within the church. We all know what peer pressure is, but many people do not consider it a problem within the church. As a matter of fact, I have met some people who felt it was a good thing, and it can be at times, but most of the time it is harmful. We try to expose a few areas where we see it at work. If we allow what everyone else does or does not do to set our personal belief system, we will only become a product of the church we attend. We were not called to be like others, we are called to be like Christ!

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In today's episode, we talk about what Jesus had to say to the church of Philadelphia. What does it mean when Jesus said that He had set before them an open door? What did Jesus mean when He said that He would make those who are of the synagogue of Satan to come and worship before their feet? We also look at the points of this church that Jesus praised, while trying to cover everything mentioned in this passage.
In our Q&A segment, we answer a question sent in by a listener: What does it mean to be given the keys of Heaven?
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In today's episode, we did a follow-up of the episode on Truth vs. Tradition from last week. In this study, we try to zero in on the difference between truth and tradition. We ask if all traditions are good, and then we ask if they are all bad. We ask if traditions are the same as truth. One thing that really matters, is whether our traditions lead us right, or if they lead us wrong. Some people place traditions on the same level as the truth. Some churches cling to traditions as if they are the only thing worth believing. Other churches are throwing all traditions out the window. We consider all of these things, and a few more items today.

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In today's episode, we give a thorough examination of 2 more of the 7 churches of Asia. We look at the good and the bad concerning the churches of Thyatira and Sardis. Thyatira was allowing Jezebel to seduce people into fornication, but not all of them had gone into the depths of Satan. Sardis had a name that they were alive, but they were dead. Despite this, Sardis still had a few who had not defiled their garments, even though Jesus said that He would blot some of their names out of book of life if they did not repent. We look at all of this and much more.
In our Q&A segment, we tackle the question: Is God cruel by not allowing all people to go to Heaven?
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In today's episode, we zero in on the difference between truth and tradition. Are traditions good or bad? Are all traditions basically the same as truth? Do traditions lead us wrong? Should traditions be placed on the same level as the truth? Some churches cling to traditions as if they are the only things worth believing. Other churches are throwing all traditions out the window. Are either of these approaches right? 
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In today's episode, we look at 2 more of the 7 churches of Asia, Smyrna and Pergamos. We talk about their good points, and then we cover their not so good points as well. We dig into the problems that existed within these 2 churches. We spent some time explaining what Jesus meant when He referred to Satan's seat, the deeds of the Nicolaitans, what made Jezebel so awful, and then we spoke about the significance of the white stone.
In our Q&A segment, we answered the question: In James 1:4, James speaks of being perfect, so, does this mean we are completely freed from sin?
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In today's episode, we answer a question sent in by a listener. That question is: What is the mind of Christ? We hear ministers talk about needing to have the mind of Christ, but what does it mean to have the mind of Christ? What all does this include? Does it mean that we must think like Christians? Does it mean that we will think exactly like Jesus did while He was here on earth? Does it mean that we must think like Jesus does in Heaven today? 
We try to anchor our answer firmly in scripture, while giving a biblical response to this very good question.

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In today's episode, we look at the first of the 7 churches, which is the church of Ephesus. We talk about the good points of this church, and then we cover some of their 'not so good' points as well. We believe that we should be able to see ourselves in all of these churches. Hopefully, we will see ourselves in the good things. Have you left your first love? Does the Lord have somewhat against you? Does He know your works and labor of love? 
In our Q&A segment, we were asked: Why did Jesus speak of circumcision in John 7:21-24 when the people accused Him of breaking the Sabbath? Is there any connection between the two things?
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In today's special edition, we answer a listener's question regarding a problem that seems to be plaguing our churches across the land. We were asked: How can Christians be discontent? It almost appears that every congregation and every church is struggling with this issue today. Is this normal? Is this the way things must be? How can a person have Christ as their Savior, and yet be discontent, which also means unhappy? Is this even a possibility? We look into all of these thoughts and more.
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