Physical Address
KE780 URANUS ST.
Jobbie Estate Tuba Accra Ghana, GS-05618440
Introduction
Step into a moment of divine clarity and conviction as Deacon Philip delivers a powerful message titled The Church of the Laodiceans, recorded live in the Christ the Entirety Foundation (CEF) studio. In this stirring sermon, he challenges us to examine our spiritual temperature is our faith lukewarm or ablaze with Christ’s love?
Video Highlights
In this sermon, Deacon Philip unpacks the message to the Church of Laodicea from Revelation 3:14–22, urging believers to move beyond complacency and embrace deeper communion with Jesus. The live setting brings an authentic, intimate atmosphere each word is a spiritual wake-up call resonating with grace and urgency. ({Published by Christ the Entirety Foundation about three weeks ago}) YouTube
Why This Message Matters
Honest Reflection: The Church of Laodicea was rebuked for being neither cold nor hot but lukewarm a state that fails to truly honor God. This sermon invites each of us to confront spiritual complacency and remember that Jesus desires wholehearted devotion.
CEF’s Vision in Action: This message aligns with the foundation’s mission of centering everything on Christ. It acts as both mirror and mirror and compass reflecting where we are and pointing us back to fervent faith.
Spiritual Relevance: More than historical insight, Deacon Philip’s words are a call to practical transformation. Whether we’re praying, serving, or simply going about our daily lives this sermon asks: Is Christ your source of spiritual life, or have you settled into comfort?
Invite Your Readers
Watch Intentionally: Pause the world for a moment tune in, listen, and ask the Holy Spirit to speak.
Reflect in Prayer: Let the question echo: “Lord, what does being ‘lukewarm’ look like in my life? How can I be rekindled in You?”
Share This Message: Sovereign grace is too good to keep to ourselves. Let a friend, family member, or fellow believer receive the nudge they need.
Closing Thought
Laodicea’s struggle is not ancient history it’s a timeless reminder that Jesus is Lord, and He calls us to more than surface-level faith. May this live message from Deacon Philip stir our hearts to fervent devotion and revive our longing for His presence.
