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Before getting to the future of this world, the coming of His Kingdom, and the fate of all mankind Jesus begins with the revelation of what He is doing in His Church. Jesus is the King coming to reign, but He is already the King that reigns over His Church. This Sunday we continue through John’s first vision of the Glorified King.

In this episode, Pastor David and Malea discuss in greater depth the first two weeks of our Revelation series.

Questions covered in this episode:

Who was John?

Is Revelation symbolic or literal?

Who are the "tribes of the earth" that will wail?

Every great mystery has that moment when the curtain is pulled back to reveal what is going on. God reveals the future of this world, the coming of His Kingdom, and the fate of all mankind through this book. But the foundation of everything is the unveiling of the glorified Jesus who is the King coming to reign.

The last book of the Bible brings fascination and confusion all at the same time. Many see it as a text of judgment, destruction, and the end of the world which causes us to avoid it. But Revelation is an unveiling. Within its pages, Revelation contains truths that had previously been concealed but have now been revealed. This Sunday we begin our journey through the Apocalypsis (unveiling) of the Lord Jesus Christ.

The faith that God wants to mature within us has a profound impact on the people around us. James writes appealing to us to pursue genuine faith that works and concludes his letter by reminding us that our faith can save more than ourselves.

Elder Ryan Koehn shares a message about the importance of our prayer life.

In this episode, Pastor David and Malea discuss suffering and prayer in the book of James.

Questions covered in this episode:

How can we be an example of steadfastness in suffering?

How are we guilty of not allowing our “yes” be yes or our “no” be no?

Does God answer the prayers of unbelievers?

Why do the prayers of a righteous person have great power - does their righteousness entitle them to make requests of God that others cannot?

Why does God value persistent prayer? Does he need to be convinced of our faith?

It has been said that when a Christian stops praying the devil shouts with joy. Why? Because there is power in prayer but many unfortunately never experience the intimacy that comes in a heart bound to God through prayer. A faith that is active requires a person who is praying.

Ever have the moments when you questioned why you should keep pushing forward in your faith? With the hardships, trials, temptations and all the other pressures, what gives us the patience to persevere? The promise of Jesus’ return. The King is coming, and we are called to be active until He does.

Wealth can be a dangerous trap and we must be careful not to use it in an ungodly manner. Instead, we are called to be faithful with every blessing that God provides. This is an issue that God takes very seriously.