The Book of Revelation is expansive in the material it covers. But at its core, it is always the revelation of Jesus Christ. There is one thing, and one thing only that God wants for us, and that is that we can see Jesus, in all of His glory, more clearly. That is exactly what we will see in Revelation 14.

We are at the point in the Revelation of Jesus Christ where everyone leans forward a bit. Why? Because now we come face to face with the antagonist of the last days, the anti-Christ. We learn that the anti-Christ also has a sidekick, who is called the false prophet. Prepared to be challenged as we study this intense portion of Scripture together.

One of the most challenging parts of our journey with Jesus is all the mystery. Sure, God explains many things to us, but not everything. Because God is infinite and we are finite, there is much that is mysterious about the Lord. And because of that mystery, we are called to walk by faith, not merely by what we can see. In our journey through the Revelation of Jesus Christ, we see the apostle John being reminded of the mysterious ways of God. And there is much for us to learn from it.

Nobody likes getting stressed out. We have never met someone who woke up and said that they were excited about an exceedingly stressful day. Unfortunately, stress is an ever-present part of our lives. Stress is our physical response to the many pressures that we experience in our fallen world. But Jesus invites us to not just survive times of stress but to actually thrive in the midst of it. But how? Come and find out!

We know we shouldn’t worry. But we do. We catch ourselves nursing anxiousness about many things that might or could happen. We know that is doesn’t change the situation, yet we persist. Welcome to the human condition on this side of eternity. But Jesus came, lived, died and rose again to make us more than conquerors. Not only that, Jesus has empowered us by His Spirit to live uniquely. As we continue our You’re Gonna Make It series, don’t miss this message about fear and anxiety.

One of the hardest times in a person’s life is when there is a season of suffering. No matter the cause of that suffering, it always feels like everything is falling apart. Our Bibles are full of stories of people who endure brutal seasons of suffering. Yet they become our heroes in the faith as we watch them persevere. And we say, “God teach me to suffer and persevere like them.” That is exactly what we are going to explore in this weekend’s message.

You’re Gonna Make It. That is the name of Pastor Daniel’s brand new book. And that is the name of our brand new series at Crossroads starting this weekend. We are going to learn the Resilience Equation and how is can be such a transformational part of our lives in this broken, fallen and exceedingly messy world. Jesus is inviting us to follow Him and live victorious in the midst of many trials. You are going to be blessed by this new book and this new series.