Converse With God

Sun, Jan 31, 2016

by Pastor Jeff Alexander

Passage: Revelation 13:1-10

Satan is a phony. Disguising himself as an "anti-Trinity" in Revelation ch. 13, the evil one reveals himself in the form of "the beast from the sea". Using the limited time and reach he's given until the Day of Christ's return and his ultimate destruction, the devil unleashes his fury. The only hope for overcoming the beast's attacks is through the blood of the Lamb, Jesus Christ. Through faith in Him, God's children patiently endure their trials and rely solely upon the faithfulness of their heavenly Father.

Sun, Feb 14, 2016

by Pastor Jeff Alexander

Passage: Revelation 14:1-5

Turning away from the ugliness of Satan's "unholy Trinity," the Apostle John now helps us to fix our eyes on Jesus, the Lamb of God, who alone is the Victor over the evil one. Based on Revelation 14:1-5, today's message helps us to look up to Jesus and find our place in the mass choir of His children, singing an endless "new song" of praise to the One who has redeemed us for a life of following Him.

Sun, Jan 24, 2016

by Pastor Jeff Alexander

Passage: Revelation 12:1-17

The cast of characters in Revelation 12 includes a pregnant woman, a male child and a vicious red dragon. Enter into this striking scene today as we seek a better understanding of what God reveals about the saving work of His Son. Although Satan and his minions seek to devour God's Son and attack His people, they are hurled down in a sweeping display of everlasting victory that Jesus Christ gives to all who trust in Him.

Sun, Jan 17, 2016

by Pastor Jeff Alexander

Passage: Revelation 11:14-19

Do you ever feel like your life is going around and around in an endless circle? Many people feel that way. Life in Christ is different, as we will see in this week's message. Revelation 11:14-19 gives us direction as we find hope in the promises of God and discover our place in His kingdom, which endures forever and ever!

Sun, Jan 10, 2016

by Pastor Jeff Alexander

Passage: Revelation 11:1-13

This week's message from Revelation 11:1-13 marks the half-way point in our series through the Book of Revelation. As we continue to marvel at the mysteries which Jesus Himself reveals, today we see what it means to be an active participant in God's story of salvation. Equipped to be the "two witnesses," the church of Jesus serves her Savior by letting the world know who He is and what He has done.

Sun, Jan 03, 2016

by Pastor Jeff Alexander

Passage: Revelation 10:1-11

In this first message of the New Year 2016, Pastor Jeff continues teaching from Revelation 10:1-11. This vision of the "mighty angel" reminds the church of the Lord's faithfulness and our mission: to bring God's Word to the world. Serving up some "Sweet 'n Sour Scroll", God feeds us with His hand and reveals to us His mystery--Jesus Christ Himself.

Sun, Dec 20, 2015

by Pastor Jeff Alexander

Passage: Revelation 8:1-5

Silence. Ever heard of it? Silence is a rarity in today's noisy world. Revelation 8:1-5 says that heaven itself was filled with the sound of silence for a half an hour. This "Silent Night" prepared God's messengers for what He was about to do. As we approach Christmas, the silence we all need gets us ready for the ultimate deliverance that Jesus Christ comes to give.

Sun, Dec 13, 2015

by Pastor Jeff Alexander

Passage: Revelation 7:1-17

Revelation chapter 7 uplifts our spirits with a beautiful vision of the kingdom of heaven. With the Father on His throne and with Jesus as the Lamb whose blood washes us clean, the multitude of saints sing their unending praise. Let's join with them! And as we do, we will be comforted by the numbered security we have as God's own people and by the innumerable blessings we unworthily receive from His gracious hand.

Sun, Dec 06, 2015

by Pastor Jeff Alexander

Passage: Revelation 6:1-17

Revelation 6:1-17 is a lot like your Dad telling you something that, although at first you don't like to hear it, you know it's true and for your good. In today's message, Pastor Jeff helps us to better understand John's disturbing vision of the "Four Horsemen" and to find our hope, not in who we are or what we can do, but in the Prince of Peace--who He is and what He does to save His people.

Sun, Nov 29, 2015

by Pastor Jeff Alexander

Passage: Revelation 5:1-14

As John continues his guided tour of heaven, he sees the Lamb at the center of the Father's throne. This is the place where Jesus Christ is meant to be--at the center of the universe and at the center of your heart and life. His shed blood purchases you for God and gives you the purpose of serving Him in His forever kingdom. Enjoy being shown many images of heaven in this week's message from Revelation 5:1-14.