The Lord of the Churches
August 28, 2016
In the final message of this series, Todd revisits the description of Jesus from Revelation 1 to showcase the key component to a church’s...
When Ancient Meets Current: The 7 Churches in Revelation
In both positive and negative ways, Revelation 2–3 describe seven of the historical churches of John's day. Yet, by application, there is much we can learn about our own day, even our own church. Journey with First Family to seven cities and seven churches, seeing how what was ancient is actually very current. Let's discover together that the way forward is actually the way backward, and that the biblical understanding of what God expects from his church never goes out of style.
Messages in this series:
Laodicea: The Church that Makes God Vomit
August 21, 2016
In the seventh message of this 7-part series, Todd clarifies what it means to be lukewarm, and shows us that usefulness to God is grounded...
Philadelphia: The Church that Keeps God’s Word
August 14, 2016
In the sixth message of this 7-part series, Todd highlights precisely what identifies someone as a true child of God and the beautiful...
Sardis: The Church of the Walking Dead
August 7, 2016
In the fifth message of this 7-part series, Todd unpacks Jesus’ revival call to Sardis, a call that would awaken the church and ward off...
Thyatira: The Church of Cultural Tolerance
July 31, 2016
In the fourth message of this 7-part series, Todd warns us that tolerating sin and accommodating error in order to avoid the costs of...
Pergamum: The Church of Corrupt Compromise
July 24, 2016
In the third message of this 7-part series, Todd shows that what may appear to be a sudden collapse of a church or individual is actually...
Smyrna: The Church that Wears a Crown
July 17, 2016
In the second message of this 7-part series, Ed addresses how churches who faithfully endure will be rewarded.
Ephesus: The Church of Loveless Formality
July 10, 2016
In the first message of this 7-part series, Todd tackles the dilemma many churches face when their lists replace their love.