Insight for Living Daily Broadcast

The Bible commands that we are to love, but can we be too nice? Pastor Chuck Swindoll answers this question in his study of Revelation 2:18-29. The believers of the church in Thyatira were known for their good deeds, faith, and service, but some had one glaring flaw-a tolerance for bad influences. Misleading teachers had led them into deep sin and suffering. Take in the sobering truth God reveals and understand how to draw God-honoring boundaries that guard your life and faith!

The Bible commands that we are to love, but can we be too nice? Pastor Chuck Swindoll answers this question in his study of Revelation 2:18-29. The believers of the church in Thyatira were known for their good deeds, faith, and service, but some had one glaring flaw-a tolerance for bad influences. Misleading teachers had led them into deep sin and suffering. Take in the sobering truth God reveals and understand how to draw God-honoring boundaries that guard your life and faith!

The Bible commands that we are to love, but can we be too nice? Pastor Chuck Swindoll answers this question in his study of Revelation 2:18-29. The believers of the church in Thyatira were known for their good deeds, faith, and service, but some had one glaring flaw-a tolerance for bad influences. Misleading teachers had led them into deep sin and suffering. Take in the sobering truth God reveals and understand how to draw God-honoring boundaries that guard your life and faith!

Early Christians in the church in Pergamum were surrounded by a culture so dark, the city is described in Revelation 2:13 as "Satan's city." Jesus recognized the believers' courage in the face of evil but pointed out that some of them had begun to compromise. Pastor Chuck Swindoll relates how the slippery slope the ancient church found itself on isn't that different from today's church. Explore three truths about compromise and remember Christ's promise to those who have fallen and desire to return to Him.

Early Christians in the church in Pergamum were surrounded by a culture so dark, the city is described in Revelation 2:13 as "Satan's city." Jesus recognized the believers' courage in the face of evil but pointed out that some of them had begun to compromise. Pastor Chuck Swindoll relates how the slippery slope the ancient church found itself on isn't that different from today's church. Explore three truths about compromise and remember Christ's promise to those who have fallen and desire to return to Him.

The church in Smyrna was afflicted and poor. Its members were slandered, persecuted, and harmed-yet Jesus deemed them rich! Pastor Chuck Swindoll explains why Jesus commended the believers described in Revelation 2:8-11. Despite the crushing pressure they faced, the church in Smyrna knew its future was glorious. Understand how our own trials can help remove the impurities in our lives. Gain encouragement from the example of first-century believers and bask in the promise of a future with the King!

The church in Smyrna was afflicted and poor. Its members were slandered, persecuted, and harmed-yet Jesus deemed them rich! Pastor Chuck Swindoll explains why Jesus commended the believers described in Revelation 2:8-11. Despite the crushing pressure they faced, the church in Smyrna knew its future was glorious. Understand how our own trials can help remove the impurities in our lives. Gain encouragement from the example of first-century believers and bask in the promise of a future with the King!

The church in Smyrna was afflicted and poor. Its members were slandered, persecuted, and harmed-yet Jesus deemed them rich! Pastor Chuck Swindoll explains why Jesus commended the believers described in Revelation 2:8-11. Despite the crushing pressure they faced, the church in Smyrna knew its future was glorious. Understand how our own trials can help remove the impurities in our lives. Gain encouragement from the example of first-century believers and bask in the promise of a future with the King!

Imagine Jesus conducting a church performance review, evaluating its strengths and weaknesses. That's exactly what He does, starting in Revelation 2:1-7! Pastor Chuck Swindoll examines a message straight from heaven to the church in Ephesus. It was a church whose members had exhibited perseverance and endurance. But they'd forgotten their first love! Perhaps you can relate to believers who have been faithful yet, somewhere along the way, have drifted away from the most important thing . . . affection for the Savior!

Imagine Jesus conducting a church performance review, evaluating its strengths and weaknesses. That's exactly what He does, starting in Revelation 2:1-7! Pastor Chuck Swindoll examines a message straight from heaven to the church in Ephesus. It was a church whose members had exhibited perseverance and endurance. But they'd forgotten their first love! Perhaps you can relate to believers who have been faithful yet, somewhere along the way, have drifted away from the most important thing . . . affection for the Savior!

Imagine Jesus conducting a church performance review, evaluating its strengths and weaknesses. That's exactly what He does, starting in Revelation 2:1-7! Pastor Chuck Swindoll examines a message straight from heaven to the church in Ephesus. It was a church whose members had exhibited perseverance and endurance. But they'd forgotten their first love! Perhaps you can relate to believers who have been faithful yet, somewhere along the way, have drifted away from the most important thing . . . affection for the Savior!

Drawing from Revelation 1:9-20, Pastor Chuck Swindoll analyzes the supernatural vision given to the apostle John. The revelator had walked with Jesus during His earthly ministry, was charged to care for Jesus' mother, Mary, and came upon the empty tomb with Peter! Now, take in the special sights and sounds of eternity that John conveys. At the center of John's vision, discover the central figure, Jesus, who reveals His accomplished work on the cross and His victorious rule.

Drawing from Revelation 1:9-20, Pastor Chuck Swindoll analyzes the supernatural vision given to the apostle John. The revelator had walked with Jesus during His earthly ministry, was charged to care for Jesus' mother, Mary, and came upon the empty tomb with Peter! Now, take in the special sights and sounds of eternity that John conveys. At the center of John's vision, discover the central figure, Jesus, who reveals His accomplished work on the cross and His victorious rule.

Drawing from Revelation 1:9-20, Pastor Chuck Swindoll analyzes the supernatural vision given to the apostle John. The revelator had walked with Jesus during His earthly ministry, was charged to care for Jesus' mother, Mary, and came upon the empty tomb with Peter! Now, take in the special sights and sounds of eternity that John conveys. At the center of John's vision, discover the central figure, Jesus, who reveals His accomplished work on the cross and His victorious rule.

Revelation begins with a promise of blessing to those who read and heed its message-a message delivered from Jesus Christ. Join Pastor Chuck Swindoll as he illumines Revelation 1:1-8 and spotlights the Alpha and Omega, the only One who truly knows what lies ahead. Understand your place in God's divine timeline as you follow along with Revelation's portrayal of the past, present, and future. Find assurance in these important truths . . . that Jesus redeemed us by His blood and is coming again!