The Bible refers to the second coming of Jesus in several ways,  His coming, His appearing, His manifestation, and His revelation. Everyone who has received Jesus as Savior is going to Heaven, but not every believer is ready to meet the Lord. What about you? From the parable of the ten virgins in Matthew 25, Rob Mullins expounds on five powerful reminders for each of us.

What are the signs that the second coming of Jesus Christ is drawing near? Matthew 24:4-14 describes what to watch for. Listen as Rob Mullins continues to explain what scripture says about those signs.

At this time of year, we celebrate our national freedom and remember the signing of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. As American citizens, we owe our fellow countrymen who are serving, have served, and those who have fallen on the battlefield for the privilege of freedom. Never forget. Never take that for granted.

Yet an even greater joy, honor, and privilege is the measure of TRUE FREEDOM found only in Jesus Christ. Ultimately, as Christ-followers, our citizenship is in heaven. Listen to learn the implications of this true freedom.

In chapters 24 and 25 of Matthew, Jesus gives His disciples a glimpse of the end of the age. Jesus commands His followers to be ever ready for His return – a  strong motivation to share Jesus and remain faithful and obedient to His Word. But is that time getting close? In this two-part message, Rob Mullins shares some markers to watch for as that day draws near.

 “Fathers, we must take our families back, otherwise the world will become our children’s parents” (Dr. Adrain Rogers). This Father's Day message from John 4:46-54 looks at a desperate father's testimony, his tenacity, his trust in the Lord, and then his triumph. In your desperate moments do you seek to hear God, draw near to Him, and honor Him with your trust? The God who helps us through the desperate times should be the object of our deliberate faith. Dad's are you desperate to put the souls and lives of your family at the feet of Jesus? When you do, He will hear you and do the REST!

Jesus expects every Christian to observe the Lord’s Supper. It is not optional but rather is a direct command from Jesus. Why is the Lord's supper so significant that Jesus Christ would command believers to observe it? You will discover the answer in this message, as Rob Mullins uses five words to explain its meaning and significance.

The church is not a sanctuary for saints; it is a hospital for sinners. Are there hypocrites in the church? Of course, there are! A HYPOCRITE is a person who pretends to have beliefs or practices which he or she does not actually possess. If we are honest, we have all been hypocritical at some point. We all get caught up in our reflection. We all want to be seen – to be important – to be valuable – to hide the dissonance between what we do and what we know we should do. But this desire can make it so that our Christianity gets warped. Listen to hear the hope we have in dealing with the hypocrisy in our own lives

Are there hypocrites in the church? A HYPOCRITE is a person who pretends to have beliefs or practices which he or she does not actually possess. In all honesty, have you ever been hypocritical about something? Who hasn't? We all get caught up in our reflection. We all want to be seen – to be important – to be valuable. But that desire to be important can make it so that our Christianity gets warped. And if we are not careful, our faith can be deformed by the very traps that snared the religious and righteous Pharisees of Bible times.

Graduation is a momentous step.  The word “GRADUATE” or “GRADUATION” comes from the Latin word “GRAOUS,” which means “STEP.” In addition to graduating from a school or course of study, we encounter such steps throughout life. This message addresses how to go forward into new areas of life by staying strong, staying surrendered, staying in the Scripture, and more.