Have you ever wondered about why we pray? In this sermon, Jen Moss explains that historically, when the praises go up, the blessings come down. Jen notes that God is listening to all prayers from all people and that his work in his people in history gives us confidence that he will respond to us when we pray. She concludes by asking us to consider how will we engage in prayer and how we desire to God respond. This marks the seventh message in our sermon series on the book of Revelation as we seek to learn how the Bible reveals our ultimate reality.

The Book of Revelation paints a picture of a diverse community of believers from every tongue, nation, and tribe. In honor of Hispanic History Month Rigo expands on this picture by giving us a glimpse into his story as he grew up in a Hispanic church environment and felt a call towards a life of missions.

Listen to our message this week from one of our staff members, Rigo Herrera, as he shares on every tribe, every nation, every tongue, every people. This message of reconciliation is near and dear to our hearts and to the Lord's heart. Join us as we learn what it means to be a healthy multicultural Kingdom and how Jesus is the one who makes this all possible. This marks the sixth message in our sermon series on the book of Revelation as we seek to learn how the Bible reveals our ultimate reality.

This week on the Anchor Room Pastor Pete and Rigo discuss the joy of living in intentional christian community. They also share some encouragement as the world around us may look more and more like what is described in the book of Revelation.

2020 has been a challenging year for many of us. Pete Bulette speaks on the nature and consequences of sin and how the hope that Jesus provides us during a difficult season.

Pastor Pete and Rigo continue their discussion through the book of Revelation. Tune in this week to hear the differences between reverent fear and awe when meditating on the glory, goodness, and holiness of our God!

In the book of Revelation, there is this incredible description of the throne of God where we see glimpses of His character, capacity, glory, and power. In this same passage, we also see an unexpected description of our Savior that teaches us more about how God will bring his ultimate plan to fulfillment. Listen this week as we learn about trusting the true center of reality and how that impacts the way we live today. This marks the fourth message in our sermon series on the book of Revelation as we seek to learn how the Bible reveals our ultimate reality.

Do you feel as though you have become complacent in your faith? Do you find yourself feeling distant from the presence of God? If so, tune into this week's episode of The Anchor Room podcast as Pastor Pete and Rigo discuss ways in which Christians can ignite a fire for Jesus as their first love!

Listen to our message this week as our campus pastor, Pete Bullette, teaches us about the challenges faced by the seven churches described in Revelation that still apply to us today. Our passage shows us what Jesus said to three of these seven churches, warning them against complacency, compromise, and suffering. This marks the third message in our sermon series on the book of Revelation as we seek to learn how the Bible reveals our ultimate reality.

Tune in to the Anchor Room this week as Pastor Pete and Rigo continue to answer your questions about this semester's sermon series, Revelation: Revealing Ultimate Reality. Listen as they discuss finding peace and contentment in a foggy season as well as how to trust Jesus as the ultimate authority in your life.