The book of Revelation is all about Jesus. There are seven letters in the first three chapters of Revelation to seven churches. These letters are both timeless and timely. These letters are to specific churches about specific situations that we too can find ourselves in.
We can walk around going through the motions when we actually feel spiritually dead on the inside. In Revelation 3, in the letter to the Church at Sardis, we find believers who are in the same place.
We'll look at what Jesus had to say to the Church at Sardis and to us today about having true assurance in our salvation.
The Church At Sardis
March 13, 2022 • Revelation 12:10–11, 1 Thessalonians 5:2–3, Matthew 24:37–42, Revelation 3:1–6
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