Read: Luke 12:35–40; Revelation 3:14–22

No one likes to think of their spiritual life as being only lukewarm and it is not something we would readily admit to. Yet this is the problem with the church at Laodicea. It was tepid, insipid and Jesus was about to spit it out of his mouth. It would be nice if we could read about this from a lofty disengaged vantage point, but the reality is, when we read it we are challenged to think about the spiritual temperature of our own lives.

Read: Revelation 3:1-6
 
God told Apostle John to send a letter to Sardis. Sardis was the capital of the Asian Kingdom of Lydia. It was a very important for political, commercial, and religions centre. And it was a very wealthy city. Most cities where seven churches were in this area depended too much upon Rome, because of their limited food and resources. However, Sardis was different. It had plenty of food and natural resources including gold and silver. Many of people were very rich, so they could survive without the help of Rome.