- Speaker: Reverend Frank Radcliff, Jr.

He fed thousands, walked on water, calmed a storm, healed a blind man, and raised people from the dead. But most of us can’t figure out why He doesn’t answer our prayers. Why did He heal his wife and not mine? Why did their child change and mine is still wondering away? How can I be sure that Jesus will help me when I call out to Him in prayer? How can I believe that God can make the impossible possible? I have read about all of these extraordinary events, these miracles. I want to see one in my life. Come join us starting the weekend of July 7th and learn how six miracles still affect us today.

How often do you check your email box? Which ones do you read and which ones do you delete without reading them? Most of the time you can just look at the title and tell if it is spam or one of those “Pass this on to 10 friends if you love Jesus” types. I hit the delete key a lot. But when I see an email from a friend, an important email, or a real email - I open it right away. For the next 11 weekends, minus a few holidays, we are going to look at some real mail. Some important mail. We are going to look at the letters that Jesus wrote to the Seven Churches of Revelation. The only problem is that the Book of Revelation to most of us is a bit of a riddle. It is full of demons, lions, and dragons. It is a world where seals are broken and trumpets are blown. However, I think God is still using it to say something to us today. We all love to get mail. These are letters to His church in the past, present, and the future. Don’t leave these letters unopened and unread. You’ve got mail. Do not hit the delete button.

How often do you check your email box? Which ones do you read and which ones do you delete without reading them? Most of the time you can just look at the title and tell if it is spam or one of those “Pass this on to 10 friends if you love Jesus” types. I hit the delete key a lot. But when I see an email from a friend, an important email, or a real email - I open it right away. For the next 11 weekends, minus a few holidays, we are going to look at some real mail. Some important mail. We are going to look at the letters that Jesus wrote to the Seven Churches of Revelation. The only problem is that the Book of Revelation to most of us is a bit of a riddle. It is full of demons, lions, and dragons. It is a world where seals are broken and trumpets are blown. However, I think God is still using it to say something to us today. We all love to get mail. These are letters to His church in the past, present, and the future. Don’t leave these letters unopened and unread. You’ve got mail. Do not hit the delete button.

How often do you check your email box? Which ones do you read and which ones do you delete without reading them? Most of the time you can just look at the title and tell if it is spam or one of those “Pass this on to 10 friends if you love Jesus” types. I hit the delete key a lot. But when I see an email from a friend, an important email, or a real email - I open it right away. For the next 11 weekends, minus a few holidays, we are going to look at some real mail. Some important mail. We are going to look at the letters that Jesus wrote to the Seven Churches of Revelation. The only problem is that the Book of Revelation to most of us is a bit of a riddle. It is full of demons, lions, and dragons. It is a world where seals are broken and trumpets are blown. However, I think God is still using it to say something to us today. We all love to get mail. These are letters to His church in the past, present, and the future. Don’t leave these letters unopened and unread. You’ve got mail. Do not hit the delete button.

How often do you check your email box? Which ones do you read and which ones do you delete without reading them? Most of the time you can just look at the title and tell if it is spam or one of those “Pass this on to 10 friends if you love Jesus” types. I hit the delete key a lot. But when I see an email from a friend, an important email, or a real email - I open it right away. For the next 11 weekends, minus a few holidays, we are going to look at some real mail. Some important mail. We are going to look at the letters that Jesus wrote to the Seven Churches of Revelation. The only problem is that the Book of Revelation to most of us is a bit of a riddle. It is full of demons, lions, and dragons. It is a world where seals are broken and trumpets are blown. However, I think God is still using it to say something to us today. We all love to get mail. These are letters to His church in the past, present, and the future. Don’t leave these letters unopened and unread. You’ve got mail. Do not hit the delete button.

How often do you check your email box? Which ones do you read and which ones do you delete without reading them? Most of the time you can just look at the title and tell if it is spam or one of those “Pass this on to 10 friends if you love Jesus” types. I hit the delete key a lot. But when I see an email from a friend, an important email, or a real email - I open it right away. For the next 11 weekends, minus a few holidays, we are going to look at some real mail. Some important mail. We are going to look at the letters that Jesus wrote to the Seven Churches of Revelation. The only problem is that the Book of Revelation to most of us is a bit of a riddle. It is full of demons, lions, and dragons. It is a world where seals are broken and trumpets are blown. However, I think God is still using it to say something to us today. We all love to get mail. These are letters to His church in the past, present, and the future. Don’t leave these letters unopened and unread. You’ve got mail. Do not hit the delete button.

How often do you check your email box? Which ones do you read and which ones do you delete without reading them? Most of the time you can just look at the title and tell if it is spam or one of those “Pass this on to 10 friends if you love Jesus” types. I hit the delete key a lot. But when I see an email from a friend, an important email, or a real email - I open it right away. For the next 11 weekends, minus a few holidays, we are going to look at some real mail. Some important mail. We are going to look at the letters that Jesus wrote to the Seven Churches of Revelation. The only problem is that the Book of Revelation to most of us is a bit of a riddle. It is full of demons, lions, and dragons. It is a world where seals are broken and trumpets are blown. However, I think God is still using it to say something to us today. We all love to get mail. These are letters to His church in the past, present, and the future. Don’t leave these letters unopened and unread. You’ve got mail. Do not hit the delete button.