Laodicea was an interesting place. It was a center of trade and medicine. It was a popular location for worship of the emperor. It was a bustling city. And it’s also a city that probably shouldn’t have existed. It had no natural resources that made it particularly astounding. The water for the city was provided [...]
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Krystal and I are excited to share our lives with you. As you probably know, there is a lot going on currently in our lives. While life brings both tough and wonderful times, we are excited about what God is doing and look forward to sharing this great journey of life with you. I hope that you will enjoy visiting here. Posts will vary from sermons, studies, and devotionals to pictures of family and my own brand of quirky humor. You never know what you’ll find, so check in often and see what’s going on!            
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There is a saying that goes, “When the world closes a door, God opens a window.” We say it to encourage those who are going through rough times and feeling dejected. It’s also one that I never quite figured out – does God expect us to go around climbing out windows in life? While I’m [...] Sardis, unlike some of the other churches, was a church that was fairly well received in its setting. Christians were not overly persecuted and the church was in relative peace with the community. This was the blessing of Sardis, but it was also the curse. The church had a great outward appearance of faith, but [...] Unlike the larger cities that have received messages so far, Thyatira was a somewhat non-descript town with little distinction. There were no temples to boast of and no major ports of trade. It did lie on a trade route and was a center of both trade and production. Archeology has shown that Thyatira was a [...] |
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