The Danger of Needing Nothing | Sermon Only

Hardly anyone would say "I need nothing" out loud. But success and comfort have a way of saying it for us, quietly, until we stop noticing what's missing. In the last of the seven letters in the book of Revelation, Jesus writes to a church in Laodicea, a wealthy city known for its banks, its eye medicine, its fine wool, and its terrible water. Pastor Nate Bush looks at how that church's prosperity left it blind to its own need, and why Jesus compared it to the water its city was famous for. He also looks at one of the most quoted lines in the Bible, "I stand at the door and knock," and asks whose door Jesus was actually standing outside of. Revelation 3:14–22, the final message in the series He Knows Us, from New City Church in Albuquerque, NM.