As John's visions wind down, we come to his sneak preview of the place Jesus is preparing for His followers. And in that place, God's people will experience their eternal happily ever after.

This week, the end of the story is spoiled. The return of the Jesus will mean the end of all His enemies. The question is this: whose side did you fight for?

The end has come, the battle lines are drawn. This week, as we continue in our series on Revelation, we listen as final judgment is pronounced over the great enemy of God, Babylon.

Jumping ahead in our Revelation series, we see the end to which Jesus' resurrection points: a new heaven and earth. And in the midst of it all, we see the greatest promise possible, the promise of God dwelling with His people.

Mike wraps up a two-part series looking at the virtuous life amidst a global pandemic shelter-in-place order. This week, we consider the second of two virtues: patience. What if we took this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to model the patient love of God for our neighbors?

Steve kicks off a two-part series looking at the virtuous life amidst a global pandemic shelter-in-place order. This week, we consider the first of two virtues: courage. If God is for us, who can be against us? Be strong and courageous, for God is with us.

How long, O Lord? This is the prayer of the persecuted saints. And in Revelation 15 and 16, they get their answer.

Last week, we met the Unholy Trinity, whose attack on the church we must endure. This week, we see why.

As John's visions progress toward the final judgment, he is introduced to the ultimate knock-off, a counterfeit trinity vying for the worship of all people.

Last week, the souls of the saints asked, "How long, Oh Lord?" This week, God gives them the answer by revealing the contents of the scroll, His master plan to conquer evil once and for all.