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In today’s scripture Paul is reminding us that all all of God’s Armor is important because of the wide scope and power of spiritual evil believers face (Ephesians 6:12). God’s armor is a package, not a buffet of items from which we can select. We must have salvation and God’s Word. We need prayer and righteousness, not one or
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In this insightful blog series, the author discusses the schemes of the devil as described in the Bible. Highlighting the need to be vigilant and prepared, the content emphasizes the strategic and methodical nature of the enemy’s tactics, which aim to deceive and ensnare individuals. Through various scriptural references, the writer urges Christians to rely…
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When turning to Christ, many find themselves unprepared for the spiritual warfare that follows. Jesus promised abundance, but also tribulation and persecution. The Christian life is a constant battle against an unseen enemy. To stand firm, believers need to put on God’s full armor, understand Satan’s schemes, and practice their beliefs. This series aims to…
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The final letter of the 7 Churches encourages believers to be overcomers and approach the throne of grace with boldness to receive mercy and find grace in time of need. Jesus, granted authority by God, delegates authority to believers, granting them the right to rule with Him in His Millennial Kingdom. This reflects Christ’s victory…
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Jesus had no praise for this church. A tepid heart is an indication of spiritual indifference; a boiling heart for God is an indication of spiritual dynamic. – vs 15 The word “cold” metaphorically means without enthusiasm. The church was not completely cold or hard of heart its spirituality. It was not so f cold that we
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Jesus, in the Book of Revelation, identifies himself with three descriptions: the Amen, the Faithful and True Witness, and the Beginning of the creation of God. His identity as the Amen signifies the fulfillment of God’s promises. As the Faithful and True Witness, he reveals the truth about God. Finally, he is the origin and…
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Laodicea was located about forty miles southeast of Philadelphia and one hundred miles east of Ephesus. It was founded by Antiochus II between 261 and 246 BC, and was named in honor of his wife, Laodice, who afterward poisoned him. This is the Antiochus who formed the marriage league with Ptolemy Philadelphus, king of Egypt,
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This scripture from Jesus to the church in Philadelphia promises that the conquerors will be like pillars in God’s temple, marked with a new name reflecting God’s character. The new name signifies a changed character, and believers will have a permanent place in the New Jerusalem. This symbolizes eternal honor and residence.
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The church of Philadelphia, the second of the seven churches, receives praise from Jesus for its faithful works and perseverance. Jesus highlights the open doors of service that He provides as gifts of grace, as well as the protection He gives against adversaries. Despite facing opposition from the “synagogue of Satan”, the church remains faithful…
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