Is it possible to be busy, comfortable, and well supplied, and still be spiritually in need? That was the condition of the church at Laodicea. They said, “I am rich, and increased with goods, and need nothing,” but Jesus saw a church that had grown lukewarm, neither hot nor cold.
In today’s message, we look at the Lord’s words to Laodicea and what they say to the church today. Complacency rarely announces itself. It creeps in quietly, and it can leave us comfortable while our passion for Christ fades.
But this message is more than a warning. It is an invitation. Jesus is still standing at the door and knocking, calling His people back to a fervent, vibrant relationship with Him.
Join us and come ready to respond.

October 18th
The Women's Ministries of CFWC are ramping up for this coming weekend's Relevance Conference. The annual event hosted by the WM's. This is a growing ministry each year. You don't want to miss.

What a powerful Sunday we experienced together. The presence of God was unmistakable in that room, and the messages shared left us with much to reflect on and apply to our daily walk with Christ.

Summary: The sermon explored the warning Jesus gave to the church in Laodicea in Revelation 3:14-22, where he rebuked believers not for rejecting him outright, but for settling into a dangerous state of spiritual lukewarmness and self-sufficiency. This message carries a direct challenge for us today: it is entirely possible to attend church, know scripture, and surround ourselves with believers while still drifting from a genuine, wholehearted pursuit of Christ. The sermon called us to honest self-examination, reminding us that Jesus corrects those he loves not to condemn them, but to draw them back into real fellowship with him.

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