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Sermon Series | The End is All About Jesus | 6. The Churches of Jesus Part 4: The Growing Church in Thyatira

41 min · 1. juni 2026
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The End is All About Jesus The Churches of Jesus Part 4: The Growing Church in Thyatira Revelation 2:18-29 The Main Point: A growing church must protect itself from the dangerous influence of idolatry. * The True King (v18) * Ps 2:1-12; Mt 6:19-21 * A growing church follows Christ as their king. * The Growing Church (v19) * A growing church produces good works. (Ps 92:12) * The Idolatrous Influence (vv20-23) * 1 Ki 16:30-33; 21:21-24, 25-26 * A growing church is still a target. * The Faithful Remnant (vv24-25) * 1 Ki 18:3b-4 * A growing church must remain faithful to Christ. * The Promising Future (vv26-29) * A growing church has a future to look forward to, if they remain faithful to Christ. Next week’s sermon: The Churches of Jesus: Part 5, The Dead Church in Sardis (Revelation 3:1-6)

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