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Jan 2024
1h 6m

Leonard Ravenhill – Laodicean Church

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Jesus describes the Laodicean church (in Revelation 3) as wretched, pitiable, poor, blind, and naked. In short, they were self-righteous, self-serving, and self-satisified. Therefore, Jesus says, since they were lukewarm, He was going to vomit them out of His mouth.

In this stirring sermon, Leonard Ravenhill talks about the Laodicean church and its similarities to the modern church of today.

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