Our second session of our Wednesday night marriage series. The topic is roles and responsibilities.

The Book of Revelation exposes important themes for us who believe that there is a day when Christ will return and make all things right. Until that time comes, we will face conflict that will expose the genuineness of our faith ( 1 Peter:1) we profess. No one loves God perfectly, and hardships and conflict expose the areas of our lives where we lack in obedience which exposes our imperfect love for Him. The good news, we have been given the love of God, complete and full in us…we must decrease ourselves to increase the revelation of that love to the world around us.

Today we covered Revelation 6 and 7 and the theme of compromise or faithfulness. We ventured to Hebrews and Romans to discuss this more. Comfort in the world is the killer of faithfulness to Christ.

Today we covered Revelation 5! Christ is the perfect and complete Judge, Redeemer and Executor! This world practices evil and sin, but God is patient and wants as many people to be saved as possible. Judgement will come, and so will redemption - you can’t understand one without the other.

We stepped away from our Revelation series to speak about the accused, the slanderer, the deceiver, the bringer of light - the devil and his weapon of deception.

The recording of the presentation part of week 1 of our Wednesday Night Marriage Series.

The topic was communication.

We did not record the discussion part.

Today in our Sermon Series in the Book of Revelation, we covered Chapter 4 and talked about we were created to worship the God of creation. The questions we need to ask ourselves is where do you put your worship? Do you worship the God described in Revelation 4, or do you put your worship somewhere else? It belongs to Him!

Why do we believe what we believe when it comes to the Bible and the different doctrines it entails? Is it through humble hearts and asking the the Holy Spirit to guide us in our reading of God’s Word, or did we just merely adopt something that may seem more traditional and “man-made”? Today’s sermon on the rapture is not meant to offend anyone and their beliefs, but challenge people in their discernment in their understanding of the Bible. Regardless of what you believe when it comes to this topic, do you break fellowship because of conflicting views? Does the doctrine produce a “bad fruit” in you towards others? Please listen.

We recapped chapter 1 and went through chapters 2 and 3, the letters to the 7 churches. Get your Bibles open and follow along!

Today we began our Book of Revelation Sermon Series by setting the table with context and a preface and how to approach the book. We also covered the first few verses in the opening chapter, speaking the “7”s of Who Christ is in the opening verses. Open your Bibles and follow along.