Jezebel, a figure of speech chosen by the Lord, represents imported evil and a church catastrophe when permitted. Wrong thinking leads to wrong living, and doctrine is where we get that from. The purpose of doctrine is to please God, not to show off to people. God will have His witnesses, but those in Thyatira who are impenitent will not benefit from it. The plan of salvation is 100% understandable, and no one can say that's a deep, deep doctrine. The lack of concern for truth in so many churches is their downfall. [... more]

A church in Thyatira is criticized for tolerating evil and false teachings, with Jesus warning them that their lack of discernment and patience will lead to their downfall. The church's love and service have been contaminated by Satan's influence, and they are in danger of being written off as 'Ichabod' - a sign that God's glory has departed. [... more]

The church in Thyatira is rebuked for tolerating the influence of Jezebel and Balaam, allowing paganism to corrupt their faith and service. Jesus warns that their deeds are meaningless before God due to their compromise, and that the glory has departed from them. The church's love, service, faith, and patience are all tainted by their tolerance of false doctrine. [... more]

The church of Thyatira is commended for their ministering, motives, and faithfulness, but confronted about tolerating the teachings of Jezebel, who promotes sensual and immoral doctrine, and is compared to the infamous Jezebel from the Old Testament, who worshipped the fertility god Baal and drew people away from Jehovah. The sermon emphasizes the importance of loving God and serving others out of a heart of love, and warns against the dangers of Baal worship and the consequences of rejecting God's word. [... more]

Jesus searches the churches, distinguishing between those who hold faithfully and those who wander, calling on Christians to stand firm on their commitments and follow their Savior, while warning against false teachings and idolatry, and promising blessings to those who persevere and repent. [... more]

The church at Thyratira is warned about tolerating sin and idolatry, while being commended for their works, charity, service, faith, and patience. Jesus promises a reward to those who overcome, including power over the nations and the morning star, which represents Jesus himself. [... more]

The church in Thyatira is commended for their ministering, motives, and faith, but also confronted about tolerating a woman who teaches false doctrine and seduces people to commit fornication and idolatry. [... more]

A righteous church is warned against tolerating weeds of idolatry and sexual immorality, and is called to repentance and to hold fast to their faith, with the promise of authority and kingdom to those who persevere. [... more]

Dr. Abidan Shah discusses the Book of Revelation, focusing on the church in Thyatira, and the Jezebel spirit that threatened its members. He explores the importance of faith and spiritual growth, warning against the dangers of compromise and the influence of worldly associations. [... more]

Jesus has strong language in his letters to the churches in Pergamum, Thyatira, and Sardis, warning against error and false teachings. He urges Christians to hold fast to the revealed Word of God and to stand firm in their faith, even in the face of persecution and temptation. [... more]

God's love for humanity is a central theme in the Bible, but it's often misunderstood. Pastor Greg Laurie explores the concept of love through Jesus' messages to the seven churches in Revelation, highlighting the dangers of compromise and the importance of standing firm in one's faith. He also shares personal anecdotes and discusses the upcoming movie Jesus Revolution, which tells the story of the Jesus movement in the 1970s. [... more]

The church at Thyatira is evaluated by Jesus, highlighting its faithfulness, compromise, and judgment. Jesus warns the church to repent and avoid immorality, promising authority over the nations to those who conquer and keep His works until the end. [... more]

The Church of Thyatira, known for its commerce and blue-collar workers, is criticized for its spiritual carelessness, which renders its positive qualities powerless. God's judgment may not be swift, but it is certain, and repentance is the key to avoiding consequences. [... more]

Christ commends the church of Thyatira for its love, service, faith, and patience, but condemns them for tolerating the influence of Jezebel, a self-proclaimed prophetess who teaches sexual immorality and idolatry. He warns them to repent and hold fast to sound doctrine, promising rewards to those who overcome and keep His works until the end. [... more]

The church at Thyatira had a tragic flaw that led its members astray, and Pastor Paul warns of the dangers of being misled by those who influence our lives. He emphasizes the importance of being careful who we allow to play a significant role in our lives, recognizing that not all leaders carry titles, and that sound leaders are people under authority. [... more]

God commends the church in Thyatira for their love, faith, service, and perseverance, but warns them of the danger of being misled by the woman Jezebel. Pastor Paul Shepherd emphasizes the importance of living a heaven-oriented life, loving people who are difficult to love, and trusting God with every area of life. [... more]

God's love for humanity is a central theme in the Bible, as seen in the story of Jesus Christ and his teachings. The book of Revelation reveals a message of hope and warning to the seven churches, emphasizing the importance of spiritual growth and living a life that honors God. [... more]

Dr. Cheryl Davis explores the Church of Thyatira, a loving church with commendable qualities marred by carelessness in one area, as Jesus Christ offers a remedy for sin and promises hidden manna and a white stone to those who overcome. The church's tolerance of Jezebel, a prophetess promoting sexual immorality, is addressed, and Jesus promises judgment to those who do not repent. A remnant within the church is promised the right to rule and the rapture of the church, highlighting the importance of faithfulness and loyalty. [... more]