Scriptural Insights With John Hunt John Hunt

In this episode of Scriptural Insights, John Hunt takes Revelation Chapter 3 verse by verse and explains what the author John is writing in the book of Revelation and how you can apply the learnings to your life. In the chapter, the author John write to the seven churches of Asia. John addresses Ephesus, the church that has abandoned its first love for Christ. He addresses Smyrna, the church that remains faithful amidst persecution. He writes to Pergamum, the church that compromises beliefs. To Thyatira, the church that follows false prophets. To Sardis, the church that is spiritually dead. To Philadelphia, the church that patiently endured despite weakness. And to Laodicea, the church with Lukewarm faith. Which church do you belong to spiritually? Find out in today's episode how you can strengthen your walk with Christ.
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In this episode of Scriptural Insights, John Hunt breaks down Revelation Chapter 2, verse by verse. In the chapter, the author John begins to write to the seven churches of Asia. John addresses Ephesus, the church that has abandoned its first love for Christ. He addresses Smyrna, the church that remains faithful amidst persecution. He writes to Pergamum, the church that compromises beliefs. To Thyatira, the church that follows false prophets. To Sardis, the church that is spiritually dead. To Philadelphia, the church that patiently endured despite weakness. And to Laodicea, the church with Lukewarm faith. Which church do you belong to spiritually? Find out in today's episode how you can strengthen your walk with Christ.
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In this episode of Scriptural Insights, John Hunt fully explains the first chapter of the book of Revelation. John Hunt takes his listeners verse by verse as he breaks down the significance of the messages in this chapter. The word Revelation is a translation of the Greek word apokalypsis, which means "an unveiling or a disclosure." As you will hear John Hunt explain, this last book in the Bible is a foretelling of what is to come in the final days, and those who read the book of Revelation are blessed because the time is near. Revelation opens with a prologue that lets the reader know that the revelation written down is actually from Jesus Christ Himself. Jesus tells the author of Revelation, John, to write what he sees in the present, as well as what visions he sees for what will take place in the future. The author of Revelation, John, describes that Jesus commissioned him to write seven letters to seven churches: Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamum, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea. Join John Hunt in this episode as he begins to explain the significance of this word from Jesus Christ.
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