Entrance into the Kingdom of Heaven requires faith, not heritage.

The final words of Matthew's Gospel record the Great Commission – the command in which the Lord Jesus requires His church to submit to His authority, declare His Gospel and rejoice in His presence.

Church members are commanded to pursue love - both in emotions and actions - as an expression of God's love toward the assembly.

The before-and-after picture of those who have encountered the grace of God is a picture of going from death to life, slavery to freedom, condemnation to eternally blessed.

A topical sermon briefly dealing with Biblical evidence for a post-tribulation rapture.

Paul's prayer for the church at Ephesus included words of thanksgiving, a desire for spiritual growth and words of praise for the Lord Jesus Christ.

God has a plan for His people Israel and will fulfill that plan literally -if surprisingly- through His two witnesses.

Through the mercy and grace of Yahweh, there is hope in every hardship.

In troublesome times, the Lord has provided comfort for His people as they follow His example.

An interlude between the 6th and 7th Trumpets allows John the opportunity to see a mighty angel who makes him eat a bittersweet scroll.