by Raymond Mills | Sep 15, 2018 | Christ's Knock, Food for Thought, Laodicea, Questions and Answers
As I begin this post I want to preface this by saying that this is what I am seeing about the Knock message. I could be wrong but I will be quoting a number of scriptures that seem to back up what I think. At the very least take a look at this concept as food for...
by Raymond Mills | Sep 12, 2018 | Christ's Knock, Eye-Salve, Laodicea, Questions and Answers
Here is a clear statement about the dangers of judging others from the Booklet “Lessons to Live By Volume 1” by Art Braidic. In this Laodicean, landscape many in the church think they have need of nothing, One of the things that help us support that...
by Raymond Mills | Jun 16, 2018 | Christ's Knock, Eye-Salve, Questions and Answers
The Laodicean ERA of the Church is seen having a Lukewarm attitude. They are told to repent and become Zealous again. (Rev 3:19) As many as I love, I rebuke and chasten: be zealous therefore, and repent. But how do we become Zealous? Overcoming a lukewarm attitude is...
by Raymond Mills | Jun 7, 2018 | Christ's Knock, Eye-Salve, Insights into the Knock of Jesus Christ, Laodicea
Personal Bio Brethren, before I jump into the subject of today’s post I want to give you a little background about myself and how I got involved in presenting this subject. I was baptized in 1962 and because I did not see any fruits of God’s Spirit in the...
by Raymond Mills | Apr 28, 2018 | Christ's Knock, Eye-Salve, Food for Thought, Insights into the Knock of Jesus Christ, Laodicea, Questions and Answers
Why don’t we as a group pay more attention to what Christ is doing in the Laodicean Era as opposed to what He did in the Philadelphian Era of the church? I mean we practically built a religion around the work that Christ was doing in the Philadelphian Era. You...
by Raymond Mills | Apr 1, 2018 | Christ's Knock, Exhortations, Eye-Salve, Insights into the Knock of Jesus Christ, Laodicea, Questions and Answers
During the First Day of Unleavened Bread this year, Harold Smith brought up an interesting analogy. He showed that Ancient Israel was continually complaining and murmuring about conditions that were different than what they had available to them in Eygpt. They...
