Seven Churches of Revelation PowerPoint

Easily get a fantastic overview of the Seven Churches of Revelation with this ready-to-use PowerPoint(R) Presentation.

Packed with over 20 full-color charts, simple summaries, and maps, this ready-to-use PowerPoint(R) presentation explains Jesus' message to each of the seven churches and shows key information at a glance! From the faithful church of Philadelphia to the lukewarm congregation of Laodicea, easily see each church's history, strength, weaknesses, and promises with just the click of a mouse. With additional printable resources on studying Revelation, you will discover what each church teaches about standing firm in your faith. Perfect for personal or small group use!

This ready-to-use PowerPoint(R) presentation includes over 130 highly-visual slides that you can edit or add slides to with your PC/Mac. This Seven Churches of Revelation presentation is a perfect addition to any Book of Revelation small group curriculum. Experience the ease of teaching the various Christian views of Revelation through the messages of the seven churches.

Enjoy having these key features at your fingertips

• Easy-to-understand overview on the seven churches in the Book of Revelation (location, history, life application, and more)
• Highlights the strengths, faults, and messages for each church from Jesus
• Features visual tools including quick-reference charts and full-color map
• Printable PDF files of teacher's notes, worksheets and outlines

Rose Publishing Product Code: 4110X

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