Show Notes
In this message Dr. Tennison delivers a powerful and challenging word centered on Revelation 3, exploring one of Scripture’s most striking images: Jesus standing at the door and knocking. Preaching to the church not unbelievers this message confronts spiritual complacency, self-sufficiency, and what happens when we learn how to “do church” without truly depending on Jesus.
Using biblical imagery, personal stories, and practical theology, Dr. Tennison walks through the meaning of doors throughout Scripture and reminds us that repentance, dependence, and fellowship are how we open the door again. Jesus is not knocking to visit He’s knocking to stay. And when we welcome Him back into the center of our lives and our churches, we become the kind of community where everyone else can belong.
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