Where are you struggling right now? Where are you weary and beaten down? Where are you tempted and tried? The book of Revelation was written to a suffering people. People who suffered persecution and temptation. And it’s into this that the book of Revelation comes to give encouragement and hope, and to engender faithful perseverance in witness. The main call of Revelation is this: Don’t give in and don’t give up. Christ has overcome. Our champion and defender is on the throne. And as you cling to him, you will overcome as well. Listen as Pastor Luke Herche preaches on Revelation 5, John’s vision of the scroll and the Lamb who was slain, focusing on God’s purpose, our sorrow, Christ’s worth, and creation’s joy.

Part of a series on the book of Revelation.

From Sunday Worship, May 24, 2026.

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Do you have questions about heaven? It is good to be curious—–curiosity is a gift of God—–and it is good to ask questions. We should learn all that we can, plumbing the depths of what God has shown us in his world and in his Word. But we must also recognize our limits, that we can’t know everything and that there are “secret things” that “belong to the Lord our God.” The book of Revelation is a place in the Bible where God pulls back the curtain just a little, just enough to give us glimpses that tend to leave us with more questions than answers. In this sermon on Revelation 4, Pastor Luke Herche invites you to bring your questions as he preaches on this glimpse of the heavenly throne room of God, focusing on a heavenly vision, the glorious King, angelic worship, and why even all this is not enough.

Part of a series on the book of Revelation.

From Sunday Worship, May 17, 2026.

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The good life is founded in a heart for the Lord, but our hearts are easily distracted––so Jesus gives us a new heart that we may live in him. Learn more as Pastor Josué Pernillo preaches on Proverbs 3:1–12.

Part of a series on the book of Proverbs.

From Sunday Evening Worship, May 10, 2026.

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In the first century AD, the church at Laodicea seemed to have it all. They had some measure of acceptance in their city, some influence, some worldly wealth. Yet they were not pleasing to their Lord. Their Christianity was respectable in the eyes of the world, but it was disgusting to Jesus. Listen as Pastor Ethan Brown preaches on Revelation 3:14–22, calling our attention to three problems (bad worship, bad riches, bad witness) and one answer: the love of Christ.

Part of a series on the book of Revelation.

From Sunday Worship, May 10, 2026.

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Because Jesus loves his people, he speaks with them honestly about their sin. As uncomfortable as that can be, some people find it even more difficult to receive Jesus’ words of encouragement and affirmation. But in Revelation 3, we find that Jesus does not have a word of rebuke for the believers in Philadelphia. Instead, he encourages them, affirms them, and celebrates his love in their lives. Listen as Pastor Ethan Brown preaches on Revelation 3:7–13, the letter to the church in Philadelphia, inviting you to consider the master of the key, the purpose of the door, and the pillars in the temple.

Part of a series on the book of Revelation.

From Sunday Worship, May 3, 2026.

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In Revelation 2:18–29, Jesus comes to the church at Thyatira and we see the concern that he has for her and for her leaders. Jesus confronts the church, not because he’s impatient, not because he doesn’t care, but because he does care and he loves her and he doesn’t want her to hide. Listen as Pastor Josué Pernillo preaches on this passage, showing that Jesus can see all, even the things we try to hide, so he calls us to repent that we may live holy lives in him.

Part of a series on the book of Revelation.

From Sunday Worship, April 26, 2026.

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Jesus is personally committed to the growth of his churches. That is what the letters to the seven churches in Revelation are all about. And Jesus begins each letter with the words, “I know.” He knows his own. He knows what they need. And these seven different churches––though each in different situations––all need the same thing: they need to hear the voice of Jesus. Listen as Pastor Luke Herche preaches on Revelation 3:1–6, the letter to the church in Sardis, showing us the loving rebuke, the nominal Christian, the urgent exhortation, and the promised hope.

Part of a series on the book of Revelation.

From Sunday Worship, April 19, 2026.

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Do you think it’s hard to be a good person? There are many factors, many influences, on each individual: family of origin, biology, social context, peer pressure, cultural issues, nature and nurture. But of course, what is missing from that list is the individual, the person, their heart, their soul. At the end of the day, we each make our own choices. But that doesn’t make context irrelevant. Jesus begins his letter to the church in Pergamum in Revelation 2:12–17, “I know where you dwell.” Context is not irrelevant. The “where” matters. Listen as Pastor Luke Herche preaches on this passage, looking at the place of compromise, the faithful witness, and the blessings of God’s house.

Part of a series on the book of Revelation.

From Sunday Worship, April 12, 2026.

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Want to go deeper? Take some time to reflect on the sermon with the following questions:

We are unlikely to eat the food of literal idols. However, in what areas of life do you feel pressure to compromise your values to get ahead or ensure financial security? What is going on in your heart that tempts you to compromise in this way?

Jesus tells the church that he knows exactly where they dwell. How does it change your perspective to know that Jesus deeply understands the specific pressures of the environment you live in every day?

In what ways does remembering Jesus as the Faithful Witness who faced the sword for us empower you to stand firm when you feel the reality of dwelling where Satan’s throne is?

How does the promise of hidden manna and a white stone with a new name offer a better kind of security and identity than the things we are tempted to chase in our careers or social circles?

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Everyone wants to be seen as valuable. We have a desire to be right, to justify our existence. Whether through our attempts to forge our own glory or to borrow glory from another, deep down we are longing for acceptance and validation. But what if rather than having to prove and perform and promote yourself you could simply rest in the security of the resurrected and vindicated Jesus? In this Easter sermon on Romans 4:25, Pastor Luke Herche explains what it means that Jesus was raised for our justification in four points: the resurrection is Jesus’ acceptance; the problems with our performance; the source of true acceptance; and the fruits of freedom and love.

Delivered on Easter Sunday, April 5, 2026.

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Want to go deeper? Take some time to reflect on the sermon with the following questions:

We often find ourselves in “staring contests” with life—trying to prove we are valuable or right or worthy. Which of those “contests” in your own life (at work, at home, or even in your own head) feels the most exhausting right now?

Because Jesus was delivered over for our sins and raised specifically for our acceptance, how does his vindication in the resurrection serve as a better defense for you than any excuse or success you could manufacture for yourself?

What would tomorrow morning look like if you woke up fully convinced that you no longer had to “justify your existence” because Jesus was already raised for your acceptance?

Since you are now free from the need to condemn or compare yourself to others for self-justification, who is one person in your life you can move toward with self-sacrificial love this week, simply because you are already secure in Christ?

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Death is the last great taboo in American culture. It’s hard to talk about, it’s scary, it’s overwhelming, it’s all around us. We try to avoid dealing with it, but we can’t escape the fact that the final enemy we face in this life… is death. And this is the enemy that Jesus faced on Good Friday. Listen as Pastor Josué Pernillo preaches on Romans 4:25, looking at three questions: Who delivered up Jesus to this death? Why was Jesus delivered to this death? And what does this death mean for us?

Delivered on Good Friday, April 3, 2026.

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