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Seeing Jesus in Revelation

August 4, 2021 • Pastor Tim  Franklin

 One of the fascinating places to encounter Jesus is in the Book of Revelation.  There are 18 expressions of his majesty found in chapter one; 16 more in chapters two and three, giving us a total of 34 expressions of majesty!  The message Jesus give to the seven churches is specifically meant to prepare the church in the generation in which the Lord return for the unique series of events which are released as portrayed in the book of Revelation

Jesus in Ephesus

August 11, 2021 • Pastor Tim  Franklin

In each of the letters we find three things:  affirmation, instruction and correction.  Ephesus was a church that had many wonderful qualities but one major flaw, they abandoned their first love.

Jesus Seen in Smyrna

August 18, 2021 • Pastor Tim  Franklin

Smyrna was a suffering Church that was called to be fearless and faithful--to resist fear and  embrace the grace of faithfulness.

Jesus Walk in Pergamos

August 25, 2021 • Pastor Joshua  Franklin

Pergamos was encouraged for their faithfulness, but were called to stand up against the false teachings that tolerated compromise.

The Church at Thyatira

September 1, 2021 • Bruce Paddon

Jesus commends Thyatira for their love, faith, service, and patient endurance, but warns them not to compromise regarding moral boundaries.

Jesus Walks in Sardis

September 8, 2021 • Pastor Tim  Franklin

Jesus had nothing to affirm in Sardis.  He called them a dead church and instructed them to be to be faithful and to deal relentlessly with their compromise and sin.

Jesus in Philadelphia

September 15, 2021 • Pastor Tim  Franklin

Philadelphia, along with Smyrna was one of two churches to receive only affirmation from Jesus, no rebuke.  This church faithfully obeyed and persevered..

Jesus Walks in Laodicea

September 22, 2021 • Pastor Tim  Franklin

The primary message to Laodicea was to repent of your lukewarmness. They were spiritually blind, and prideful therefore their love for God had grown cold. They were rich but spiritually poor.