Jesus confronts the church in Sardis regarding the difference between their reputation and their reality. He charges them to remember what they had heard, to keep it and to repent! He promises everlasting life to those who conquer.

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Revelation 3:1-6

Jesus praises the church of Thyatira for the growing faith and good works, but criticizes them for their tolerance of false doctrine, resulting in sin. He warns of coming judgment if there is no repentance, but promises reward for those who hold fast.

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Revelation 2:18-29

These are reflections from two different baptism passages in the Letter of Acts. Baptism is an important act for Christians, but it isn't done in isolation. There are other important things that have brought the person to this point of baptism.

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Acts 8:26-40, 16:25-40

Cultural Christians can corrupt the culture of Christianity.

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Rev. 2:12-17

The church in Smyrna is undergoing tribulation, suffering poverty and being slandered. Jesus knows and sends them a message challenging them to be not afraid, but be faithful. To those who do, he promises the crown of life.

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Revelation 2:8-11

The Ephesian Christians had a great reputation but they had one fatal fault. They were guilty of lost love. They had allowed their passion for Christ to be replaced with a religious routine. Jesus calls them to remember, repent and repeat....

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Revelation 2:1-7

The true story of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ changes everything!

Verses: 1 Corinthians 15:1-8, 14, 17-20, 58

A correct preconception can guard you from a feeling of deception.

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John 12:13

Journey to the Cross #3 Resurrection Freedom

Jesus couldn't stand funerals. That is why he interrupted every funeral he ever attended by raising the person who died back to life.

Verses: Luke 7:11-15; Luke 8:40-42; 49-55; John 11:1-5; 17-45

The Transfiguration was a watershed event in the life and ministry of Jesus Christ. It's lessons can provide a turning point in our lives.

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Matthew 17:1-8