We sit down and talk with a handful of our youth that went on a mission trip this summer to serve the community of Allison Hills in Harrisburg, PA

This sermon is from our 2024 summer sermon series, “Apocalypse Now: Revelation’s Call to be Faithful Witnesses.” In this series, we’re talking about what Revelation meant for its original audience and what it means for the church today. This sermon takes us to Revelation 19, where we get a peek at the end of the story where Jesus, depicted as the rider on the white horse, judges the powers behind the systems of the world according to His Word.

This sermon is from our 2024 summer sermon series, “Apocalypse Now: Revelation’s Call to be Faithful Witnesses.” In this series, we’re talking about what Revelation meant for its original audience and what it means for the church today. This sermon takes us to Revelation 18, in which we hear that Babylon is fallen and learn that we can trust that God's justice to ultimately prevail over the evil systems of the world.

This sermon is from our 2024 summer sermon series, “Apocalypse Now: Revelation’s Call to be Faithful Witnesses.” In this series, we’re talking about what Revelation meant for its original audience and what it means for the church today. This sermon looks at Revelation 14, the harvest of the earth, and why I don't believe in the rapture.

This sermon is from our 2024 summer sermon series, “Apocalypse Now: Revelation’s Call to be Faithful Witnesses.” In this series, we’re talking about what Revelation meant for its original audience and what it means for the church today. This sermon looks at the dragon, the two beasts and "the mark of the beast" and how we're called to live in light of those things today.

This sermon is from our 2024 summer sermon series, “Apocalypse Now: Revelation’s Call to be Faithful Witnesses.” In this series, we’re talking about what Revelation meant for its original audience and what it means for the church today. This sermon looks at the two witnesses in Revelation 11 as a call to the Church to be faithful witnesses to the testimony of Jesus.

This sermon is from our 2024 summer sermon series, “Apocalypse Now: Revelation’s Call to be Faithful Witnesses.” In this series, we’re talking about what Revelation meant for its original audience and what it means for the church today. This sermon looks at Revelation 6-9 and how the images of the seals being opened and the trumpets being sounded invite us to fill the golden bowl with prayers for justice.

This sermon is from our 2024 summer sermon series, “Apocalypse Now: Revelation’s Call to be Faithful Witnesses.” In this series, we’re talking about what Revelation meant for its original audience and what it means for the church today. This sermon talks about what it means to walk in the way of the Lamb.

This sermon is from our 2024 summer sermon series, “Apocalypse Now: Revelation’s Call to be Faithful Witnesses.” In this series, we’re talking about what Revelation meant for its original audience and what it means for the church today. This sermon looks at the role of Babylon as the enemy of the church, both then and now.

This is the first sermon in our 2024 summer sermon series, “Apocalypse Now: Revelation’s Call to be Faithful Witnesses.” In this series, we’re talking about what Revelation meant for its original audience and what it means for the church today. This sermon looks at the vision John was given of the heavenly throne room and our need to have a singular focus on God.