We all know what it feels like to be asked a spiritual question we were not expecting. Peter understood that tension too. In his letter to early believers, he calls us to live with a hope that people can actually see and to be ready when they ask about it. This message looks at what it means to set Christ apart in our hearts, share the story of what Jesus has done in our lives, and answer with a tone that reflects His character.

Hope is not something we hide. It is something that shows up in the way we live, speak, and love the people around us. When our confidence comes from Jesus, we can welcome questions with courage and kindness because the hope inside us is real.

Jesus confronts the church in Laodicea for being lukewarm, which means spiritually useless because of their pride and self-sufficiency. In this message, we see how Jesus offers an invitation to restore His people, aligning their purpose with God's Kingdom.

Jesus says, “I am coming soon.” In this message, we learn what it means to stay faithful, walk through kingdom opportunities, and live ready for His return. He holds the keys to the Kingdom and opens doors for those who trust and obey Him. Every moment of obedience today prepares us for the reward of living in His kingdom forever.

Jesus gives a spiritual wake-up call to the church in Sardis and to us. Through the power of the Holy Spirit, He exposes indifference, restores purpose, and reminds His people to stay alert for His return. This message invites us to strengthen our faith and live fully awake to God’s presence and mission.

Just like rust forms slowly under the surface, spiritual corruption begins quietly when we tolerate compromise. Jesus doesn’t ignore it, He confronts it to restore what’s pure. In His message to Thyatira, He reveals Himself as the One who searches every thought and intention, and refines those willing to repent and return to faithfulness.

This message teaches how to stay faithful in a world that often blurs truth and deception. Jesus calls His church to recognize false teaching, guard their minds with His word, and live with courage in enemy territory. When we hold fast to truth, He gives strength, identity, and the promise of victory.

In Revelation 2:1–7, Jesus commends the church at Ephesus for their perseverance and endurance but confronts them for drifting from their first love. This message invites us to examine our own hearts, repent of empty religion, and return to a real relationship with Jesus — allowing His mercy and forgiveness to reignite our love for Him and for others. True mission and lasting fruit flow only from the overflow of first love.

Few books of the Bible stir as much fascination, or fear, as Revelation. This message shows us how Jesus unveils Himself, remains present with His people, and speaks words that both comfort and challenge us to live for His kingdom. Join us as we begin this journey of hearing what the Spirit is saying to the church today.