This Sunday, we begin our study of the Book of Revelation with an overview of why it was written, who it was written to, the literary style, and its purpose.

Complaining can lead us to hardening our hearts and miss seeing God at work, both in us and in others.

What about you? Even though we can know that God is gracious, sometimes we can be very slow at repenting.

To follow Jesus means we embrace the comfort of the Gospel, the cost of discipleship, and the call to mission. And it's either 100% or its nothing.

And yet, Jesus gives us great comfort. And that comfort is His assurance that all who endure in His name will be received into eternal glory!

Question is... is this a template for mission for us? Well, yes and no. Join us this Sunday as we delve into a passage that will inspire you to participate in the Kingdom mission of Jesus!

Being on mission for Jesus and His Kingdom is not an optional extra for Christians. It's actually compulsory. Be prepared for this message to challenge your comfortable status quo!

It is a truth that Jesus tried to keep under wraps for as long as possible. Today, it is no secret, but it is a truth that people still struggle to accept.

Following Jesus means letting Him inform our beliefs and practices so that we are participating fruitfully in the mission of the Kingdom.

Hallelujah, what a Saviour!