There are different interpretations of the Millennium, Tribulation, and Rapture, but what is essential is that we live in anticipation of Christ's return. The timing of His return may not be known, but as believers, we eagerly await the new heaven and earth where there will be no more pain, sorrow, or death.

The end is near! And technically, we are closer to the end than the disciples walking with Jesus. While 'the end' is often debated, our hearts should be steadfastly anchored to the Kingship of Jesus no matter where we land in our end-time theology! We are called to be hopeful, radiant people!

Listen in as we explore the teachings of Matthew 23 that encourage us not just to follow religious rules but embody love, justice, mercy, and faith. Let's strive to be Radiant people of God and not be like the Pharisees. Be a shining example of love and kindness. #beradiate

In this message, we explore the importance of keeping our priorities straight as citizens of both the Kingdom of God and our nation. We are reminded of the words of Jesus in Matthew 22:21 to "give to Caesar what belongs to Caesar, and give to God what belongs to God." It's important to strive to know and recognize the whole counsel of God's Word and to live in a manner worthy of the Good News about Christ. Listen in for some valuable insights and encouragement on how to prioritize your Heavenly citizenship and contribute positively to human society.

Even though we may procrastinate RSVPing to God's banquet invitation, it's always open to us. Do not be like the guests in Matthew 22 who didn't make time for the banquet and forget the actual privilege of being 'in the Kingdom.' And since God is the ultimate host, there's always room for one more at His table, so don't forget to bring a friend... or two... or ten.

In Matthew 21:23-46, Jesus tells the story of a vineyard owner and his tenants to the leading priests and elders. They realize that the story is about them and how they have failed to believe in Jesus as the Messiah. He also explains that faith is not an invisible force but an outward working of our loyal allegiance to Jesus as King.

Hear Pastor's challenge as we seek to become the Radiant People of God through daily communion with the Father. Discover the power of prayer and the fruit it produces in our faith."

Jesus came in the full measure of His love towards us. Those who follow Him, He has a simple request, love God and love people.

The Advent season is about expectantly awaiting the Savior to the world. We are not expectantly awaiting His second return. Jesus not only came to save us, but also gave us a vision for our own purpose!

Jesus came as the Prince of Peace. There is a direct relationship between how we posture our heart towards work and what peace we carry. We are called to be stewards of the gifts God has given us. If we show up and our primary expectation is getting paid, we will lack peace.