Destiny Church

07/10/2026

WHAT DID JESUS SEE IN SARDIS AND LAODICEA?

Revelation 3 is a Mirror!

Could He be seeing the same conditions in His Church—or in us—today?

JOIN US THIS SUNDAY
As we confront Jesus’ messages to Sardis & Laodicea—

06/10/2026

*Why it is important to study the Seven Churches in Revelation 2 and 3?*

Because here, Jesus shows us : What He is looking for in us.
So we do not have to wait until the day we stand before Him and wonder,
_“What will Jesus say about my life?”_
Because in Revelation 2 and 3, Jesus has already shown us what He is looking for.

So let me ask you:
If Jesus were to examine your walk today,
what would He commend?
And what would He correct?
To every church,
He first reveals who He is.
His nature.
His character.
His authority.
His relationship with His Church.
Then He examines them.
He sees what is right.
He sees what is wrong.
He sees where they have drifted.
He sees where they have compromised.
He sees where they have become misaligned. And He calls them back.

So another question:
Where have we drifted without realizing it?
Not merely to feel sorry.
But to repent.
To realign.
To overcome.
That is why these Seven Churches are not merely seven churches in history.
*They are a mirror.*
*A mirror to the Church and* *a mirror to us .*

Ephesus says:
You can hold on to truth and still lose love.
So ask yourself:
Have I become right in doctrine, but cold in love?

Thyatira says:
You can have love, faith service and still tolerate what Jesus rejects.
So ask:
Have I mistaken tolerance for love?

Pergamum says:
You can hold His name and still compromise His truth.
So ask:
Where have I begun to cross the line
just to fit in, survive, or be accepted?

Now listen to the one word he gives every single church. What one call keeps coming back:
“To the one who overcomes…”
*Overcome*
Not "try harder." Not "hang in there." —Overcome.
So here's the purpose of your life in Christ.

So while we are still here, we can examine ourselves.
While we are still here, we can realign.
While we are still here, we can overcome.

And when the day comes that we stand before Him,
*We have already known what He is looking for* .

“How can we say we are ready to meet Jesus, if we have never truly known His heart?”

06/10/2026

How Does Jesus Examine His Church in Pergamum.

06/10/2026

How Does Jesus Examine His Church in Thyatira.

06/10/2026

How DoesJesus Examine His Church in Ephesus.

06/10/2026

Know the heart & mind of Jesus.

24/09/2026

Dear Church Family,

God did not only speak of His love. He demonstrated His love in action through Jesus Christ.
Through Christ’s death, the New Covenant was established, and through His resurrection and exaltation, Jesus is Lord and Head of His Church.
So as His Church, let us not love only with words.
Let us love in truth, and live out truth in love.
Hebrews 10:24–25 reminds us:
“Let us consider how to spur one another on toward love and good deeds… not neglecting to meet together… but encouraging one another.”
Church is more than attending a service.
We are called to walk together, encourage one another, care for one another, and spur one another toward love and good works.
Let us not become strangers who only meet on Sundays.
Let us become a family that shares life, carries one another, and grows together in Christ.
Love must become action.
Truth must become our walk.
Christ must remain the Head.
And we must learn to be His Body together.

19/09/2026

We have heard much about returning to house churches like the early Church.

But respectfully, I see the Churches have missed the point!

It is not primarily a structural issue - it is a heart issue. It is about our motive.
Whether we meet in a house, a hall, or a large building, the real questions remain:

Are we fulfilling the Greatest Commandment - Not just loving God but truly loving one another? (1John 4:20)
Are we fulfilling the Great Commission?
Are we walking in the footsteps of Christ, or are we pursuing our own footprint, our own ambition, and our own legacy?

That will determine whether we are living and preaching the Gospel of Christ or gradually shaping a gospel around ourselves.

Changing the structure without addressing the heart is like putting on a new shirt while remaining the same man.

This is why I believe the Church needs to seriously revisit how Jesus examines His seven churches in Revelation 2–3. Jesus did not merely examine their form, size, activity, or reputation. He looked deeper at their love, truth, faithfulness, compromise, endurance, and what was really driving them!!

And the early Church was not immune from wrong motives either.
Paul speaks of some who preached Christ out of envy, rivalry, and selfish ambition (Philippians 1:15–18). He warns us to “do nothing out of selfish ambition or vain conceit” but to look to the interests of others (Philippians 2:3–4). He also speaks of those who “peddle the word of God for profit” (2 Corinthians 2:17).

So the issue is not simply:
“Should we become a house church?”
The deeper question is:
What is driving the Church?
Christ and His purposes? Or our own ambition, identity, success, influence, and legacy?

Whatever structure we adopt, this remains the responsibility of every servant of God:
“Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved, a worker who has no need to be ashamed, rightly handling the word of truth.” — 2 Timothy 2:15

The Church does not merely need a new structure.
We need hearts continually realigned to Christ.

14/09/2026

Walking with Jesus to Examine His Seven Churches!

12/09/2026

We are looking at three churches.

Three churches where Jesus had something good to say… but also something He needed to correct.

Ephesus.
Thyatira.
Pergamum.

These were not churches without faith.

They had works.
They had perseverance.
They held on to His name.
They endured pressure.

And yet…
Jesus looked deeper. Because you can hold on to the right doctrine… and still lose the right posture.

Today, we are looking at three churches.Three churches where Jes...