We are passionate about things that don't matter and indifferent to the things that matter most — and Jesus has a word for that condition. We wrap up Jesus' address to the seven churches of Revelation with a message to the wealthiest, most self-satisfied congregation Jesus addresses: Laodicea. Their story might be closer to home than we'd like to admit.

1) The symptom
2) The virus
3) The meds

Text: Revelation 3:14-22

What if the greatest threat to your faith didn't come from skeptics or secularists — but from the church itself? We're in Revelation 3, where Jesus warns a faithful congregation that religious people can be the most unexpected source of opposition and exclusion. But he also offers them something better than belonging: a verdict that no one can overturn.

Three different dimensions to this social shunning that we may all face...
1) The surprising source of it
2) The plan of action in the face of it
3) The reversal that ends it

Text: Revelation 3:7-13

Your church might look alive — but what does Jesus actually see? We're examining Christ's sobering words to the church of Sardis, a congregation with a glowing reputation, full calendar, and zero spiritual pulse. Come ready to ask the hard question: beneath the activity, the programs, and the appearances — is there real life?

1) The rebuke
2) The remedy
3) The reward

Text: Revelation 3:1-6

What happens when a church is full of love, but unwilling to say “no”? We'll examine Jesus’ sobering warning to Thyatira, a vibrant and compassionate church that drifted into dangerous compromise. Discover why real love requires discernment, why repentance is more than regret, and how holding fast to Christ is the only path to lasting life.

We’ll approach this in three movements:
1) The pathology of permissiveness
2) The prognosis of permissiveness
3) The prescription for permissiveness

Text: Revelation 2:18-29

Living faithfully in a culture hostile to Christ isn't easy—just ask the church in Pergamum (a.k.a. "Satan's City"). We'll discover that the greatest danger to the church isn't always external persecution, but internal compromise. But Jesus promises faithfulness will be rewarded. It will be worth it all.

If we are going to remain faithful in Satan’s city, there are three realities we cannot ignore...
1) The pressure we face
2) The danger we harbor
3) The reward we receive

Text: Revelation 2:12-17

Angels are intriguing creatures. At times they appear as men. Other times they are described with multiple wings and full of eyes! Although they might be fascinating, we must remember that they too are mere creatures who are not to be worshipped. We will explore the function of the angels and the worthiness of the Creator!

1) The creation of the angels
2) The function of the angels
3) The worthiness of the Son

Text: Hebrews 1:5-14

The world is vying for our attention in many different ways. It seduces and lures us so that we might grab hold of what is fleeting. Is there anything that truly deserves our allegiance? Join us as we look to the one who reigns supremely!

1) The Nature of the Son
2) The Offices of the Son
3) The Supremacy of the Son

Text: Hebrews 1:1-4

What does it mean to win when faithfulness costs everything? In Revelation 2:8–11, Jesus speaks to a persecuted church and redefines comfort, wealth, and victory through the lens of eternity. Discover how believers like Polycarp and Jim Elliot stood fearless and faithful in the face of flak—and how you can too.

We need to tap into sources of...
1) Unexpected comfort
2) Unconventional wealth
3) Unheralded victory

Text: Revelation 2:8-11