The Disgusting Church: Laodicea (Pt. 2)
The church of Laodicea had a disease that’s still prevalent in many churches today: material wealth masking spiritual poverty. Dr. David Jeremiah shares Christ’s prescription for this ancient church, but is it a remedy today’s prideful generation
The Disgusting Church: Laodicea (Pt. 1)
The Bible makes it clear how God feels about lukewarm Christians. In Revelation, Christ makes it equally clear how He feels about lukewarm churches. Dr. David Jeremiah profiles a church that had become so comfortable, so complacent,
The Faithful Church: Philadelphia (Pt. 2)
No church is perfect, but the ancient church of Philadelphia probably came close. Dr. David Jeremiah takes us back to the church that drew only positive comments from Christ. As we’ll see, the incredible love of these
The Dead Church: Sardis
Many churches look alive on the outside, with lots of events and programs, but are dead on the inside. Are you aware of one? Worse yet, are you part of one? Dr. David Jeremiah examines a church
The Faithful Church: Philadelphia (Pt. 1)
If Jesus were critiquing your church, what would He say? Great job? Needs improvement? Mixed reviews? Dr. David Jeremiah introduces us to a rare church; rare because Jesus had only good things to say about it. Are
The Dead Church: Sardis (Pt. 2)
When a person is found dead, an autopsy can often determine the cause. When a church has died, is there a similar way to learn how it came about? Dr. David Jeremiah investigates the death of what
The Dead Church: Sardis (Pt. 1)
Many churches look alive on the outside, with lots of events and programs, but are dead on the inside. Are you aware of one? Worse yet, are you part of one? Dr. David Jeremiah examines a church
The Adulterous Church: Thyatira (Pt. 2)
Standing firm in the faith is challenging under the best of circumstances, let alone in a church compromised by sin. What does Jesus have to say to those bold believers? Dr. David Jeremiah shares Christ’s words of
The Adulterous Church: Thyatira (Pt. 1)
The church is called to accept sinful people, not to accept sin. What happens when that calling is forgotten or ignored? Dr. David Jeremiah introduces an ancient church in which immorality was allowed to take root.
Why Does It Matter?
The foundation of our faith is the well-established record of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. Christ said that He would die and that in three days He would come back from the grave. He did exactly what