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- 2. Revelation 3:1-22 Review Stars – Pastors “In His Hand” => Close attention given to office of pastor/overseer Lampstand – Churches “Golden” => Expresses value of Church to God
- 3. Revelation 3:1-22 7 Churches 5 had Warnings 2 had all Praise 1 had no Praise at all! Tonight we deal with last 3
- 4. Revelation 3:1-22 SARDIS GOOD BAD Deeds Reputation of Alive BUT Dead Strengthen what remains About to Die Few not soiled Deeds incomplete Warning: remember, obey; if we do not wake up, He will come like a thief.
- 5. Revelation 3:1-22 PHILADELPHIA GOOD BAD Open Door NOTHING Little Strength, but kept Word Have not denied His Name Liars fall down at their feet to acknowledge that I have loved you Kept command to endure patiently
- 6. Revelation 3:1-22 LAODICEA GOOD BAD neither hot or cold believe rich; but wretched, pitiful, poor, blind and naked Warning: Because you are lukewarm – about to spit you out of my mouth.
- 7. Revelation 3:1-22 A closer look at Laodicea Water was lukewarm and undesirable -like the water piped into city Poor in spite of being financially well off Blind even though leading science in blindness Naked even though had great resource to clothing
- 8. Revelation 3:1-22 Does being comfortable and “rich” Lead to “Lukewarmness”? Matthew 19:23-26 Why or why not? What brings us to a place where we realize our “need” for Jesus?
- 9. Revelation 3:1-22 Who are we without Christ? Who are we with Christ? Romans 8:8-10 John 15:5-8 IMAGINE NO CHRIST… NO HOPE SACRIFICE JOY HEALING ETERNAL LIFE
Editor's Notes
- Pastor –Office of Pastor receives special attention from JesusOffice is a “trust” from JesusChurch-Lamp Stands need attention and Jesus is walking amongst them doing such Trim the wick, add fuel etc.Translates to: give strength, help, comfort, commendation, cheer, rebuke, or warning.
- Sardis was on top a plateau 1500 ft above the valley floor below-Main industry was harvesting wool, dying it, and making garments*Note all the allusions to garmets!
- Phila. Was founded around 190 B.C.On a major mail route called “Imperial Post Road”Named after Attalus II devotion to his brother