Truth Matters Church

In His letter to Laodicea, Jesus says He is the -beginning of the Creation of God.- What did Jesus mean by this-- Today we unpack this mysterious statement using Scripture as our guide.

In His letter to Laodicea, Jesus says He is the "beginning of the Creation of God." What did Jesus mean by this? Today we unpack this mysterious statement using Scripture as our guide.

If accepting Christ and living for Him meant these things for us, would we still do it-- Would we follow Christ if it meant walking away from everything and everyone we loved-- This is the life Paul lived, and countless more of our brothers and sisters in Christ have experienced both in the past and across the world today.

If accepting Christ and living for Him meant these things for us, would we still do it? Would we follow Christ if it meant walking away from everything and everyone we loved? This is the life Paul lived, and countless more of our brothers and sisters in Christ have experienced both in the past and across the world today.

Before we begin expositing Jesus's final letter to the seven churches in Revelation, we take a brief but detailed look at the history of the city and church in Laodicea.

Before we begin expositing Jesus's final letter to the seven churches in Revelation, we take a brief but detailed look at the history of the city and church in Laodicea.

In Revelation 3, Jesus makes several promises revolving around the phrase -My God-. Why does Jesus refer to God the Father as His God-- What does this statement tell us about the relationship in the Godhead and Trinity-- Today we unpack this using Scripture as our guide.

In Revelation 3, Jesus makes several promises revolving around the phrase "My God". Why does Jesus refer to God the Father as His God? What does this statement tell us about the relationship in the Godhead and Trinity? Today we unpack this using Scripture as our guide.

Each of us should carefully consider our motives in ministry work. Are we in ministry to be in the spotlight, gain notoriety, or even become wealthy-- Or is our attitude one of a true servant of Christ and His gospel--

Each of us should carefully consider our motives in ministry work. Are we in ministry to be in the spotlight, gain notoriety, or even become wealthy? Or is our attitude one of a true servant of Christ and His gospel?