This series includes full-length video messages from Dr. Jeremiah—more than what airs on television. These messages are available to stream for a limited time, or you can access them—and thousands of others—ANYTIME, on any device, with a subscription to TurningPoint+.
When Jesus Christ sent messages to seven first-century churches, they were timely and accurate.
This message details the visions that were seen by John during his exile on Patmos and while in the Spirit on the Lord's Day. This vision was of the glorified, risen Son of Man, and John was to document what he saw and deliver it to the Seven Churches. Covers Revelation 1:9-20 plus selected Scriptures.
From the series Seven Churches of Revelation.
In this message, Dr. Jeremiah describes the church in Ephesus and discusses their call to remember what their relationship with Christ was like when they were first saved, then to repent and repeat those first acts of love. Covers Revelation 2:1-7.
From the series Seven Churches of Revelation.
From precious oils to priceless diamonds, extreme pressure often produces exquisite results. The same can be said about the pressure of persecution. Dr. David Jeremiah looks at the legacy of the persecuted church addressed in Revelation – a church about which Jesus had only positive things to say. Covers Revelation 2:8-11.
From the series Seven Churches of Revelation.
Just as a tiny crack can spread and, ultimately, destroy a home’s foundation, a small compromise can eventually decimate your faith. Dr. David Jeremiah takes a closer look at the church of Pergamos – a church that once stood strong, but had been weakened by compromises that still impact us today. Covers Revelation 2:12-17.
From the series Seven Churches of Revelation.
In this message, Dr. Jeremiah talks about the destination, the diagnosis, denunciation, and declaration of the church in Thyatira. Covers Revelation 2:18-29, plus selected Scriptures.
From the series Seven Churches of Revelation.
Many churches look alive on the outside, with lots of events and programs, but are dead on the inside. Are you aware of one? Worse yet, are you part of one? Dr. David Jeremiah examines a church in Revelation that fits this description – a church about which Jesus had nothing positive to say. Covers Revelation 3:1-6.
From the series Seven Churches of Revelation.
It is possible to be apart of a church with which the Lord Jesus is pleased. But what kind of church is it? Is it one measured by the size of its buildings, member rolls, or financial giving? Jesus commended the church at Philadelphia, but not for meeting our modern standards of success. Covers Revelation 3:7-13.
From the series Seven Churches of Revelation.
The church of Laodicea had a disease that’s still prevalent in many churches today: material wealth masking spiritual poverty. Dr. David Jeremiah shares Christ’s prescription for this ancient church, but is it a remedy today’s prideful generation is willing to swallow? Covers Revelation 3:14-22.
From the series Seven Churches of Revelation.
