No persecution. No heresy. Nothing wrong — and yet everything wrong. Jesus speaks to the church that looks alive, and to every faith on autopilot: wake up, remember what you received, and come back to the moving water.

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The church in Thyatira was Blue-collar, active, and growing—yet deeply compromised. They had learned to compartmentalize faith, trading moral integrity for cultural acceptance and comfort. Pastor Jason unpacks Jesus’s call to the church in Revelation 2:18-29, reminding us that God doesn’t want just a locked room; He wants our whole lives.

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This morning, our service looks a little different as we hear directly from the students who just returned from the 2026 Nazarene Youth Conference in Salt Lake City! Through video interviews and live testimonies, our youth share how they encountered the wonder of God alongside 10,000 other students. Pastor Jason shares a brief reminder from Luke 9 about the Mount of Transfiguration: while mountaintop experiences are beautiful and life-changing milestones, true growth happens as we walk out our faith in the ordinary valleys of everyday life.

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It’s easy to overcomplicate our faith. We often treat church like a business, chasing the latest programs or trying to keep ourselves busy with endless activities. But what if God is asking for something much simpler? This morning, Pastor Hunter challenges us with a hard question from 1 Corinthians 11 and points us to the beautiful, anchoring truth of Psalm 103.

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The church in Pergamum didn’t rebel outright; they slowly blended in, compromising their distinctiveness out of a desire to accommodate the culture around them. Often, the pressure to conform doesn’t look like an enemy—it looks like an invitation to just “fit in.”

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