The church of Laodicea (The lukewarm church) Laodicea was an industrious and commercially prosperous city, but the congregants of the church of Philadelphia lacked spiritual wealth.

Laodicea’s banks, woolen factories, medical schools, fortifications, and great Roman garrisons were widely known. The church prospered financially along with the city and became a lukewarm ...

To Laodicea’s church, Jesus presents himself as the “Amen” and “the ruler of God’s creation.” The Greek word for ruler is arche, from which we have the words archetype and architecture.

In the ancient city of Laodicea in western Turkey, site of the church reprimanded in the book of Revelation for being “neither cold nor hot,” our guide led us across the old agora to a pile of broken ...

Pastor Bob Kulp writes that the church of Laodicea, ... Bob Kulp is the pastor of Grace Brethren Church, 24775 C.R. 20 East (Mishawaka Road), Elkhart, 574-875-5271. React to this story: ...

I learned that John was wrong about the illusion of the waters in Laodicea. Perhaps he was too far away on the Isle of Patmos. Perhaps he had not been there and the story was told over and over again.

Ongoing archaeological work in the ancient city of Laodicea, located in Turkey's Denizli Province, has led to a remarkable discovery: colorful Scylla statues. These ancient sculptures were ...