Due to the temporal nature of the world around us, we need to consider our relationship with it and who we should be.

Revelation is, above all, a book of hope. It shows that no matter what happens on earth, God is in control. It promises that evil will not last forever. And it depicts the wonderful reward that is waiting for all who believe in Jesus Christ as...

“The point of the passage is to teach that in the eternal state God’s people will live at the source of the life-giving stream, the very presence of God Himself . . .”

The truth about the heavenly city is more than is described, but not less and not different from what is described. It is a material creation, yet so unique as to be unimaginable to us. The words of John provide all the details God has given us to...

This is the culmination of all things. The grand finale. The tour de force. The magnum opus. The masterwork. The pièce de résistance! This is when the new Heaven and the new earth become one glorious reality, and we enter into an eternal timelessness.

Today, we see a New World Order forming. The expansion of the BRICS nations will usher in a new geopolitical horizon. Is it possible that this was foretold in the Book of Ezekiel chapter 38? It is that question that we will explore in this message.

At this place of judgment, there will be no debate over a person’s guilt or innocence. There will be a prosecutor but no defender or advocate. There will be an indictment but no defense mounted by the accused. The convicting evidence will be presented...

After He returns in glory, riding a white horse and crowned with many crowns, Jesus will rule and reign over this earth for a thousand years. This will be the period that is called the Millennial Kingdom.

In His first coming He was the Lamb of God coming to die for the sins of the world. In His second coming He is the ferocious Lion of the Tribe of Judah, bringing judgment.

It seems that all of heaven’s voices unite to praise God because He is God and because He is on the throne. “Omnipotent” means “all-powerful.” It is this theme that Handel uses in his magnificent “Hallelujah Chorus.” How we ought to praise God...