Looking through the seven churches in Revelation 2 and 3, it is shown that God spends the most time on Ephesus with an entire book and letter written to them, demonstrating that people in the church should take its lesson to heart as primarily applying to them over the other churches. As we approach Passover, we need to reassess our relationship with God and seek new ways to improve our bond with Him. Understanding the meanings of the seven churches as a way of communicating to us is the most beneficial way of using scripture to spiritually improve our own communion with God. The Ephesian church is accused of losing its first love, while its positive attributes was battling erroneous doctrines and battling over the reputation of Christ. However, its love had grown complacent and was in danger of heading into Laodicean territory where it thought its relationship had grown to where it needed to without seeking further improvements. Solutions to overcoming it were to remember to Love God with all their heart and look to the type of love that seasoned friends and couples had where they still had wisdom combined with intense love, and to look at the major figures of faith such as Abraham, David, and Ruth to further apply their attributes to their walk.