Philadelphia
In the Bible, "Philadelphia" refers primarily to one of the seven churches mentioned in the Book of Revelation, specifically Revelation 3:7-13. The name "Philadelphia" translates to "brotherly love" from the Greek words "phileo" (to love) and "adelphos" (brother). This city, located in Asia Minor (modern-day Turkey), was known for its loyalty and perseverance during difficult times, reflecting the essence of its name as a community that exemplified love and support among its members.In the message to the church in Philadelphia, Jesus commends them for their faithfulness and endurance despite facing trials and opposition. He promises them protection and rewards, stating that they will be pillars in the temple of God and will have the name of God written upon them (Revelation 3:12). The significance of Philadelphia in the biblical context highlights the themes of faith, endurance, and the importance of community support in the face of challenges, making it a model for Christian living.
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The Candlestick - Philadelphia
By Carter Conlon2.5K46:08MAT 6:1MAT 7:21LUK 18:10JHN 10:7JHN 20:1REV 3:9REV 3:20In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of relying on God's strength rather than our own. He uses the example of Jesus carrying his cross to illustrate this point. The preacher encourages those who feel weak and defeated to recognize that their strength comes from God and that they have not failed Him. He also reminds the audience that just as Jesus was raised from the dead, they too can overcome any obstacles and rise out of obscurity with the power of God.
(Revelation) the Church at Philadelphia
By Willie Mullan1.6K1:12:00REV 3:7In this sermon, the speaker discusses the concept of the great tribulation mentioned in the book of Revelation. He emphasizes that the events described in the Bible, such as the heavens departing and mountains and islands being moved, were once considered impossible but are now seen as possible. The speaker also shares a personal experience of witnessing a revival in a school, where students and teachers were moved to repentance and prayer. He highlights the importance of faithfulness and not denying the name of Jesus in times of revival. The sermon concludes with a hymn and a reminder that Jesus could come at any moment.