Revelation 3:14–22
Jesus has a word for anyone who has grown comfortable in their faith without truly surrendering to Him. In His letter to the church in Laodicea, found in Revelation 3, He describes a people who were outwardly successful but spiritually bankrupt, calling them lukewarm and urging them to repent. Their greatest problem was not their wealth but their self-sufficiency, a posture that left no room for God. Jesus offers a remedy rooted entirely in grace: gold refined by fire, white garments of righteousness, and sight for spiritually blind eyes. He stands at the door and knocks, patiently waiting for anyone who will open it and surrender fully to Him. The invitation is personal, urgent, and still open today.
Revelation 3:14–22 Laodicea: All in for Jesus | Revelation Part 1: The King Speaks | Sam Holm | 10-25-26
