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Day 3 Part 2 | 22 Days of Revelation – Revelation Chapter 3 (Laodicea) The Self-Sufficient Heart & the Open Door Welcome to Day 3 Part 2 of 22 Days of Revelation – The Invitation. In this teaching, we focus on the final and most confronting letter in Revelation chapter 3 — the letter to the church in Laodicea. Laodicea was wealthy, educated, medically advanced, and completely self-sufficient. And it is to this church that Jesus delivers one of His sharpest warnings — not because of persecution or immorality, but because of independence. This passage is often summarized with the phrase “lukewarm,” but when we understand Laodicea’s historical context, we see that Jesus is not addressing passion levels — He is addressing disconnection from the source. Lukewarm water in Laodicea was neither healing nor refreshing. In the same way, deeds done without dependence on Christ may look active, but they carry no life-giving power. This message invites us to slow down and ask a deeper question: Do I truly need Jesus, or have I learned to function without Him? In this video, we explore: Who Laodicea was and why Jesus’ words were so piercing What “lukewarm” actually meant in its original context Why self-sufficiency is more dangerous than suffering or compromise How deeds without dependence lose their power The tenderness of Jesus standing at the door and knocking The invitation to intimacy, repentance, and restored dependence Reflection Questions: Where have I become self-sufficient in my walk with Christ? Am I striving in my own strength rather than relying on His power? Do my works refresh and heal others, or are they disconnected from the source? What would it look like to invite Jesus back into the places I’ve managed on my own? Jesus does not confront Laodicea to shame them — He confronts them to free them. Even in this rebuke, His invitation is intimate, patient, and loving. Join the Journey: You are not too late to join 22 Days of Revelation. 👉 Comment Revelation to get connected 👉 Visit theinvitation.one to join the study and community 👉 Share in the comments what stood out to you from today’s message Subscribe to continue the journey as we move into Revelation chapter 4 and step through the open door into the throne room of heaven. #22DaysOfRevelation #TheInvitation #RevelationStudy #Laodicea #BibleStudy #ChristianReflection