Description
Courage Without Compromise
In Jesus words to the church of Pergamum, He acknowledged the dark, spiritual environment and the intense pressure these believers faced on a daily basis. Making it a point to let them know that He was acutely aware of their situation, Jesus commended their courage to hold fast to their faith.
However, despite this congregations outstanding commitment to resist pressures from without, a deadly spiritual infection had begun to spread inside the church. Jesus defined the intolerable doctrines the church had begun to embrace and called for repentance.
Christs message concluded with a promise of specific rewards for those who overcame not only the onslaught of external persecution, but also the internal pressure. Destructive doctrines and practices had begun to proliferate, so Christ addressed this serious problem.
Like the church in ancient Pergamum, it can be easy for the Church today to view itself as progressive, exempt from the more “primitive,” exclusionary views found in the Bible. However, Jesus views ideas of inclusion and compromise at the expense of truth as a menace to the sanctity, power, and effectiveness of His Church!
Topics in this ten-part series include:
- The City of Pergamum
- What Is the Seat of Satan?
- Antipas, Jesus Beloved Martyr
- Who Is Balaam?
- Balaam and His Doctrine, Part 1
- Balaam and His Doctrine, Part 2
- Who Are the Nicolaitans?
- Do Christians Ever Need To Repent?
- Christ’s Sword and Divine Judgement
- A Message to Overcomers
Series includes (1) Study Guide. Additional copies can be purchased for group study.
Companion Study Guide
A 10-lesson study guide (included with each purchase) corresponds to “Christ’s Message to Pergamum” teaching. Each lesson covers a topic that is addressed during the program series, with questions and references supplied to draw you deeper into your own private study of the Scriptures on this subject.
Each study lesson includes:
- Greek Word Definitions
- Lesson Synopsis
- Lesson Emphasis
- Lesson Main Points
- Study Questions and Practical Application
This 84-page Study Guide is suitable for personal or group study.
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Note: DVD and CD series include a printed Study Guide.
Digital Products (USB, Digital Video, and Digital Audio) include a Digital Study Guide (PDF format).