The Church in Laodicea — To Dinewith the Lord and to Sit on His Throne
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Join us for this week’s highlight programme, where Lee reviews the letter to the church in Laodicea signifying the degraded recovered church. Although proud in doctrinal knowledge the Lord rebukes this church for being spiritually poor in the riches of Christ. The spiritual significance of His counsel to buy gold, white garments, and eye-salve is expounded, and the critical, particular burden of the Lord concerning His need for over-comers. The archive of Life-studies of the Bible is at amanatrust.org.uk
Released on 2 Jun 2024
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