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In Episode #110 from our ongoing series, "From Patmos to Present: A Vision of VII Churches," we are visiting the church in Philadelphia. Philadelphia is a church with little strength, but they spent what strength they had in patience and unwavering faithfulness to Christ. His response to their faithfulness is profound. Not only does Jesus encourage them, but He also sets a gift before them: an open door. This week, we explore the relationship between faithfulness and the gift of an open door.

Monday Sep 18, 2023
#111 Scripture Reading Series - The Creation and Fall of Man (Bonus Episode)
Monday Sep 18, 2023
Monday Sep 18, 2023
The Biblical Narrative of the Creation and Fall of Man.

Wednesday Sep 13, 2023
#109 From Patmos to Present: A Vision of VII Churches - Sardis
Wednesday Sep 13, 2023
Wednesday Sep 13, 2023
In Episode #109, we return to our series “From Patmos to Present: A Vision of VII Churches,” we come to the church at Sardis. A church that Jesus says has a reputation of being alive but is, in fact, dead. They looked good from the outside but were empty on the inside. A reminder that appearance can be deceptive. Jesus gives the church at Sardis a sombre warning but also gives the church hope through instruction that is both curative and restorative.

Wednesday Sep 06, 2023
#108 For the Fathers out There
Wednesday Sep 06, 2023
Wednesday Sep 06, 2023
It's important to remember that you don’t have to be a perfect dad, but being a present dad is priceless. Your presence in your child's life helps form your child’s identity. Like many relationships, there is a biblical pattern to follow regarding the relationship between fathers and their children.

Wednesday Aug 30, 2023
#107 From Patmos to Present: A Vision of VII Churches - Thyatira
Wednesday Aug 30, 2023
Wednesday Aug 30, 2023
Commendable attributes marked the Church at Thyatira. They exhibited love, faith, and good works, demonstrating patience and growth. Yet, Jesus addresses a matter of concern: They permit Jezebel, a self-proclaimed prophetess, to teach and lead them astray into idol worship and sexual immorality. The pivotal term for comprehending how this happened is 'permit'. In permitting themselves to be led astray, the church failed to exercise critical thinking and discernment before allowing these practices to intertwine within their community. Let's uncover the lessons from Thyatira that remain relevant for us today.

Wednesday Aug 23, 2023
#106 From Patmos to Present: A Vision of VII Churches - Pergamum
Wednesday Aug 23, 2023
Wednesday Aug 23, 2023
In our 3rd instalment of “From Patmos to Present: A Vision of VII Churches” this week, we look at the church at Pergamum. Pergamum was an early Christian church situated among a plethora of Pagan Temples. The church at Pergamum is commended for holding fast to the name of Jesus but also rebuked for adopting antinomian practices influenced by the surrounding pagan culture, mostly involving sexual immorality. The church was faithful to the Name of Jesus but compromised by culture. Compromise placed them in the uncomfortable position of facing the sharp and uncompromising double-edged sword of truth and judgement.

Wednesday Aug 16, 2023
#105 From Patmos To Present: A Vision of VII Churches - Smyrna
Wednesday Aug 16, 2023
Wednesday Aug 16, 2023
While Ephesus embodied the loveless church, Smyrna stands as the church that endured persecution. Remarkably, Jesus offered only words of encouragement to Smyrna. But why this divergence? Persecution is a haunting concern for many Christians, and rightly so. What exactly constitutes persecution, and how can believers navigate it in a manner that reflects honour upon God? This week, in the newest segment of our series, 'From Patmos to Present: A Vision of the VII Churches,' we delve into the church at Smyrna, grappling with these questions and more.

Wednesday Aug 09, 2023
#104 From Patmos to Present: A Vision of Seven Churches - Ephesus
Wednesday Aug 09, 2023
Wednesday Aug 09, 2023
While exiled on the Island of Patmos, John was given an enigmatic vision of things to come. He received instruction to write a letter to seven churches in Asia. The letter contains both words of encouragement and solemn warnings tailored to the unique circumstances of each church: Ephesus, Laodicea, Thyatira, Philadelphia, Pergamum, Smyrna, and Sardis.
Much of the study of this letter is done in speculation of, “What is going to happen then?”
In this series, we take a different approach. We look to these VII churches in an attempt to answer a pressing question, “What can and should we do now?”

Wednesday Aug 02, 2023
#103 Relationships 101 - Slaves and Masters
Wednesday Aug 02, 2023
Wednesday Aug 02, 2023
Throughout history, slavery has stirred profound debate and moral concerns, leaving an enduring impact on global societies.
The Bible, a revered text for millions, contains passages addressing slavery. Yet, comprehending the true biblical perspective on this contentious subject requires contextual interpretation of these ancient scriptures.
In our concluding segment of "Relationships 101," we will explore the complexities of slavery in the Bible, shedding light on its historical backdrop and ethical implications. Join us on this journey to fathom the biblical stance on slavery and its relevance in today's world.