This is a recap of the Letters To The Church that G. Craige Lewis has been doing for the past 7 weeks.
Letters To The Church Pt 7 – Laodicea
Christ told the church at Laodicea that He would rather they be hot or cold instead of lukewarm. What does this mean and how does it relate us today? In this message, Pastor Lewis discusses the meaning of this popular saying and how to properly apply it to our churches.
Letters To The Church 6 – Philadelphia
Though the church at Philadelphia was weakened by persecution, they kept the word of God and never strayed away from their faith. In this message, Pastor Lewis discusses this church and the reward that lies in store for all that keep the faith until the end.
Letters To The Church Pt. 5 – Sardis
Did you know that a church can look alive and still be dead in the eyes of Christ? In this message, Pastor Lewis deals with how the church at Sardis looked alive and lived off their past reputation, but inwardly they were dead.
Letters To The Church Pt. 4 – Pergamos
False god worship was heavily situated in Pergamum. So, God planted a church there to fight against those that pledged their allegiance to these false mythological devils. In this message, Pastor Lewis shows how this correlates with the false god worship of today.
Letters To The Church Pt. 3 – Smyrna
The Church At Smyrna was very poor financially. Even though they were poor, Christ said they were rich! In this message, Pastor Lewis teaches us that gain does not equal godliness and that a person can be poor financially but rich in faith!
Letters To The Church Pt. 2 – Ephesus
Christ wrote to the pastor of the church at Ephesus, that they had lost their first love. In this message, Pastor Lewis describes what that first love should be for us and how we should repent and turn back to God in today’s churches.
Letters To The Church Pt. 1 – The Head
So many people today are forsaking fellowship because of the condition of a church that they may have attended. In this message, Pastor Lewis addresses issues with churches and how Jesus Christ, who is the head of the church, deals with them.