Jesus threatened to spit out the Church in Laodicea for it was neither hot nor cold.
Dale\'s background in both business and ministry offers a unique perspective of today\'s Church..
Dale, a retired Certified Public Accountant and Certified Fraud Examiner, began his ministry career after retiring from a lengthy career as a partner with KPMG, a global CPA firm, and a managing director with the firm\'s consulting affiliate.
About author(s): Dale Saito is an ordained pastor and former senior pastor of Christ Centered Community Church in Honolulu Hawaii.
Whether you are a pastor, council/board member, elder, ministry lay leader, or dream to one day lead, this book will challenge how you think of and lead Your church.
In this book, we will examine actions taken by the Church that contributed to our condition, and explore the actions we can take to reclaim the victory He promises.
To repent we must first understand and then accept that the path we took may have been the wrong one.
But that hope comes with the same plea, we must be earnest and repent.
Today, He offers us that same hope.
His letter to the Church in Laodicea was a plea to repent.
Jesus offered hope to the Laodiceans.
Others simply don\'t know where to look, or what to do about it.
Many are in denial that the infiltration exists.
Today, we face a similar condition because we too have turned towards the ways of the world.
The American Church has also been infiltrated.
The Laodiceans had turned towards the ways of the world.
The early Church had been infiltrated by demonic forces.
The Church in Laodicea had become uselessly lukewarm.
They were no longer a cool refreshing spring for lost sojourners.
Their fire for Jesus was smoldering.
Jesus threatened to spit out the Church in Laodicea for it was neither hot nor cold
