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The 3 Chairs of Faith
*Text:* Revelation 3:1-22
*Thesis:* To note that God desires that we have a living, vibrant faith.
*Introduction*:
(1) Everybody is sitting in a chair of faith.
(2) Today, we will examine the various chairs and note the one that is pleasing to God.
*Discussion*:
I.
Chair #1 – Cold (Rev.
3:1-6, Sardis)
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Those in this chair are: 1) Atheists; 2) Agnostics; 3) Believers; 4) Unfaithful Christians.
B. Situation = Lost
II.
Chair #2 – Hot (Rev.
3:7-13, Philadelphia)
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Those in this chair are: 1) “Safe”; 2) Faithful, Active Christians.
B. Situation = Saved
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Chair #3 – Lukewarm (Rev.
3:14-22, Laodicea)
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Those in this chair are “mediocre” Christians.
B. Situation = REPENT
*Conclusion*:
(1) Which chair best depicts your level of faith?
(2) If not chair #2, are you willing to make the necessary changes to be where God wants you?
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