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Revelation 3:14-22 NKJV - The Lukewarm Church - Bible Gateway

14 “And to the [a] angel of the church [b] of the Laodiceans write, (A) 'These things says the Amen, (B) the Faithful and True Witness, (C) the Beginning of ...

Laodicea, the Lukewarm Church Revelation 3:14–22 - Israel My Glory

The people of the church in Laodicea were lukewarm because they had allowed the wealth and self-sufficient attitude of their city to affect their spiritual ...

What Lukewarm in Laodicea Really Means - Bible Gateway Blog

It becomes a general warning against not having a hot enough faith, a committed enough walk with the Lord, a holy enough lifestyle, and instead being only ...

What Does it Mean to Be a Lukewarm Church? | Core Christianity

To be lukewarm is to be inhospitable to Jesus. In the ancient world, hospitality was a big deal. The way you treated your guest could bring you great honor or ...

Warning Signs - Lukewarm in Laodicea - SweetwaterNOW

The message that Jesus had for the church in Laodicea is as relevant today as it was 2000 years ago. Apparently the church had grown “lukewarm” in their faith ...

Why did Jesus speak so strongly against lukewarm faith?

Why did Jesus speak so strongly against lukewarm faith? ... In Revelation 3:14–21, the Lord is describing the “lukewarm” heart attitude of those ...

Laodicean Church - Wikipedia

The Laodicean Church was a Christian community established in the ... lukewarm, in contrast to the hot springs at nearby Hierapolis and the cold ...

Church of the Lukewarm: Laodicea (Revelation 3:14-22)

The church appears to have been as wealthy as the town. There's no mention of persecution, or trouble with the Jewish population, or any conflict with heresy.

I Was Wrong About the Lukewarm Church in Revelation 3:14-22

Christ is calling out a believing church that was sitting and doing nothing. Their works, not their faith, were the problem.

What does Revelation 3:16 mean? - BibleRef.com

In this verse Jesus describes the church at Laodicea as lukewarm. It was customary for people in ancient times to drink hot or cold beverages at their feasts.

Laodicea: The Lukewarm Church | Lineage Journey

Laodicea: The Lukewarm Church ... The name Laodicea means judging the people. The city was built by Antiochus II and named in honor of his wife Laodice. This ...

Laodicea: The Lukewarm Church, Part 1 - Grace to You

It is a church that is characterized by lukewarmness which becomes a metaphor for being non-saved people. Laodicea has the grim distinction of being, among all ...

Laodicea — The Lukewarm Church Is Neither Hot Nor Cold

The ancient city of Laodicea was about forty-five miles southeast of Philadelphia and about one hundred miles east of the ancient city of Ephesus.

The Lukewarm Church in the Last Days - Something Good Radio

We're looking at the letters to the seven church of Asia Minor that were given to these seven church 2000 years ago and recorded for us in Revelation 2 and 3.

The Letter to the Church in Laodicea by Mark Bates

... lukewarm. Nowhere does God desire for His people to have cold hearts. Rather, Jesus explains what He means by being lukewarm in the next verse.

You're Probably Misunderstanding What It Means to Be a 'Lukewarm ...

In the formulation many of us hear, “lukewarm” represents Christians halfway between full-on unbelief and a kind of sold-out, devout ...

The Lukewarm Church - a sermon from Dr. Martyn Lloyd Jones

Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones preaches against lukewarmness in the church—not only as a whole, but the lukewarmness that is pervasive in each individual's heart.

What does the Bible say about the lukewarm church? - Quora

God wants lukewarm believers to repent and be saved and He is willing chasten them to this end and explain the consequences of being lukewarm.

Is the church lukewarm? - Val Marie Paper

This verse is smack dab in the middle of Jesus telling the Laodicean church that they are lukewarm. That graphic verse about God spewing them out of His mouth?

The Lukewarm Church at Laodicea - Shepherd Thoughts

In Laodicea, we find a church that struggled to be productive for the Lord. The problem was they did not even know it.