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In this episode, Pastor Matt and Malea dig deeper into Revelation 4-5.

As we continue with our series in Revelation - we follow John as he is given a glimpse into the heavenly realm. Here, we see God on his throne and witness him giving Jesus the scroll that when opened will usher in the judgment of the world. This is a moment that will absolutely come to pass in the future - and God graciously gives us a glimpse now.

This week we are going to dig into these letters that were sent to 7 actual churches and the messages that still apply for us today that we must not ignore. We will look at the praise and warning that Jesus gives for the church that He loves.

In this episode we take a closer look at Revelation 1-3.

Many people approach Revelation with the intention of discovering how the end will happen. I still remember my own fascination with this final book of the Bible through reading the Left Behind book series and digging into as many different explanations of what this vision really means. While the book of Revelation has the important purpose of revealing to us the things that will happen it has a purpose that is even more important but can be overlooked. Revelation is not only Jesus revealing the future, it is Jesus revealing Himself.

None of us have experienced anything quite like what is going on in our world today. There seems to be an unnerving, eerie feeling that’s pervasive right now. Streets are abandoned, store shelves are empty, people are isolated, and it feels just a little bit “apocalyptic.” This current pandemic has many people thinking about what the end will be like and while we don't know when the end will come...Jesus shares some signs that will help us be ready.

In this episode, we discuss our upcoming sermon series on Revelation.

Easter changes everything. Nothing changes that. No matter how strange things might feel this year...no matter what's happening in the world. Easter. Changes. Everything. It's the truth of the gospel. Jesus' resurrection is God's answer to suffering, pain and death...and it makes all the difference.

In this episode we wrap up our Hebrews series.

What we call someone tells us a whole lot about the relationship that we have with that person. What you call God reflects how well you know him...and those that know God well, know that he is good, loving, and just. Those who know God's name trust him - even in difficult times.