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Throughout Scripture, we discover that God always sends witnesses that proclaim His truth. Two witnesses are sent during the Tribulation. Their message, supernatural power, death, and resurrection are dramatic moments in the events of the end times. Their future ministry intrigues us, but it must also inspire us because we are the witnesses today.

In this episode, Pastor David and Malea dive into Revelation 10, exploring the significance of the mighty angel, the thunderous messages, and the profound act of John eating the scroll.

Throughout the events of Revelation, we are reminded of the divine mysteries of God that we, as humans, struggle to comprehend fully. At every moment God demonstrates His sovereignty over all creation and His divine plan for humanity. Through it all we are called to trust in God’s grand design and the plan that He has put in place from the very beginning.

In this episode, Pastor David and Malea dive into Revelation 9, exploring the remaining trumpets, which include a fallen star and locusts prepared for battle.

In this episode, Pastor David and Malea dive into Revelation 7, exploring the sealing of the 144,000, the missing tribes, and God's promise to believers.

In this episode, Pastor David and Malea dive into Revelation 6, exploring the significance of the first six seals and the deeper implications for our faith today.

Revelation is full of powerful visions of divine judgment, portrayed through symbolic language and frightening imagery. This is why many avoid this book, but God has given Revelation to us for a reason. As the gravity and splendor of God’s judgment continues it invites us to contemplate our lives, the seriousness of sin, the certainty of our accountability, and the need for God’s mercy.

All of creation is praising the Lamb because He is worthy. He has taken the scroll from the Father who sits on the throne and is about to open it one seal at a time. This marks the beginning of tribulation. As these events unfold God reveals His goodness through His judgement and mercy.

There is an ideological war being waged in America. The battle lines are being drawn. The growing belief is that if you are not for us, you are against us. Christians are experiencing this as we see various political agendas that directly attack the truth of God and His holiness. The question we must answer is how do we respond? How do we live as peacemakers considering the mounting wave of opposition we see in our nation? It begins by knowing thy enemy.

Many Christians struggle to know how they are to engage in government and political issues since we have been taught that the Church and State do not mix. That faith and politics are like oil and water. But Christ has called us to be salt and light in this world and He expects us to fulfill our duty as peacemakers even in the realm of political division.