Thyatira was a church affirmed for everything people today think are important today BUT Jesus STILL had something against them. Hear not only what that was but also learn how the church today has gotten a bad reputation with outsiders and what we can do to correct it.

If God sees you differently than you see yourself, would you like to know NOW, or wait and discover His thoughts after you die? 

Jesus’ description of the church in the ancient city of Laodicea will sound like to you like so many modern churches in our day and you will find the message that Jesus spoke then to be timely and just as life-giving now!

If you want to give God the opportunity to speak into your life with honest truth, or if you find the thought of being “lukewarm” distasteful, Pastor Graham’s message  provides a simple self-assessment that can lead you to a deeper, more fervent relationship with Christ.

In sports, champions are those teams who can make the plays when everybody is tired! 

There is probably no question that we are all at our best when we are rested, but what about the responsibility to perform when we are NOT at our best (which is most of the time)? 

The people in the church in the ancient of Philadelphia had “little strength” but yet they received only praise (no rebukes!) from Jesus. 

Are you content with making excuses when life is hard or would you like to be a “champion of faith” who comes through despite the realities of life?

Are you ever tempted to settle for a good reputation with others while Jesus is calling you to maintain an authentic walk with Him? The Christians in the church at Sardis apparently had a glorious past but in the present, Jesus described them as a lifeless corpse.

Each of us can benefit from the solution prescribed for how people in this church could regain their spiritual vitality and avoid being moved to the book of the dead. If you are tired of just going through the motions or want to make sure that you never get to that point, take a journey with us to the ancient city of Sardis and see how you can ensure that your spiritual life continues to thrive!

Each of us wants to have influence in life, to fit in, and not be rejected because of the beliefs and values we hold. We often think that if people knew what we really thought they would reject us. So we remain silent. And that makes it easy to tolerate a lot of things that are wrong in this world. But, how are we supposed to respond? What does it actually look like to speak up? As Jesus’ confronts the church in Pergamum, we’ll unpack what that means for each of us too! 

Many people experience that moment where life feels overwhelming, so difficult, and even too challenging. The temptation at those moments is to conclude God doesn’t know or worse yet, God doesn’t care. It’s at these points, that many give up on faith because they conclude it didn’t work. As it turns out, nothing could be further from the truth. In message we’ll look at Jesus’ encouragement to the church in Smyrna and discover how we too can have an enduring faith that goes the distance! 

Can you think of someone in your life that you used to be close to but now only occasionally connect with? The person that you know only through updates in their social media status? We can all relate to that because relationships take work! And if we don’t put in the work, the relationship grows cold. The same thing can happen with God if we don’t invest in maintaining relationship with Him. In this message we’ll examine how Jesus encourages and corrects one church in the city of Ephesus and how His instruction could help each of us enjoy a closer relationship with Him too!

For a long time people have been interested in seeing into the future. Time travel movies, fortune telling, horoscopes, humans have a fascination with it. And yet, none of that stuff seems accurate. As it turns out though, through the Book of Revelation Jesus does give us insight and reveals some things that we can know will happen with certainty. As we start this series, while we definitely don’t and won’t know everything, there are some things we can know with confidence!