In this passage we we see the incredible beauty of our ultimate home - when we are finally at home with God, seeing him face to face.

In this sermon we explore one of the most disputed passage in the Bible and we discover what we can and can’t know for certain.

God works all of history to display his glory and that his people might enjoy his glory - hallelujah!

How do you respond to God's judgement? Do you welcome it, or do you dread it?

As Christians we are called to play the long game - embracing a life of temporary suffering now so that we can share in Christ's eternal glory later

One of the main causes of the suffering of God’s people is Satan’s rage - but we can triumph over his rage by the blood of Christ.

There is good news in the end because God speaks about judgement to come at the climax of history where Jesus will ultimately reign.

In this passage we see that the resurrection of Jesus is grounded in truth, and because of that we can truly delight in grace, and live in love.

In this passage we explore how Jesus died - according to the Scriptures - why Jesus died - he died as our substitute - and what Jesus offers us - he offers us true life and satisfaction.

All of us long for security, but it’s only in knowing Christ that we can experience complete security both now and forever.