Weekend Messages

Don’t you love it when you open the mailbox and find a letter from a friend? Birthday cards, notes of encouragement, even get well cards—there’s just something special about receiving personalized mail. Jesus sends personal messages, too. Join us as we look at Revelation and open the spiritual mailbox to see what Jesus has to say to the Church today.

Letter to the Loveless Church | October 1

“Dear Church, you have forsaken the love you had at first.”
When our love grows cold, how do we reignite the flame? Let’s tear open this letter and discover what Jesus has to say.

Letter to the Persecuted Church | October 8

“Dear Church, do not be afraid of what you are about to suffer.”
If we knew persecution was coming to the church, how would we prepare ourselves? Come along as we dive into this letter and see what Jesus has in store for us.  

Letter to the Compromised Church | October 15

“Dear Church, you have compromised the truth.” 
There is no shortage of false teachings today. How do we train ourselves to recognize them and safeguard ourselves from compromising? Gather with us as we explore this letter and allow Jesus to speak to us.  

Letter to the Tolerant Church | October 22

“Dear Church, you tolerate that woman, Jezebel.” 
Tolerance has become a buzzword. We’re told to be tolerant of all. But Jesus teaches us there are some things we should not tolerate. Let’s come together and learn how we can safeguard ourselves from becoming tolerant of sin. 

Letter to the Dead Church | October 29

“Dear Church, you have a reputation of being alive, but you are dead.” 
The most dangerous part of falling asleep is when we don’t recognize we’re sleeping. Join us as we open this letter and discover how to awaken from a spiritual slumber. 

Letter to the Faithful Church | November 5

“Dear Church, I know you have little strength, yet you have kept my word and not denied my name.” 
God has a lot of power even when we have just a little strength—that’s good news! Let’s unpack this letter and learn how to depend on God’s strength to endure to the end.  

Letter to the Lukewarm Church | November 12

“Dear Church, you are neither cold nor hot – you are lukewarm.” 
Jesus reserved some of the harshest words for the Laodicean church. Could we be defined as lukewarm? If so, how do we break free of spiritual indifference? Come on out as we uncover all that this seventh and final letter has to say to us.