Revelation ends with a preview of what is to come.

...and why we love our real moms more. A message of encouragement for parents.

Revelation 19 and 20 is a section of the Bible that has been both loved and fought over for a long time by people who love God and His word and are sincere in their faith. No matter what view we have of the Millennium we can all rejoice at the promise of a final glorious victory by our Lord, Jesus. Hallelujah!

A dragon, a beast...and now a prostitute with a Babylon "tattoo" sitting on the beast. What can all of this mean? Even the apostle John is amazed! Find out more in part 9 of Tom's sermon series on Revelation.

Most people in our part of the world don't have the personal experience of being persecuted for their faith. This can make it more difficult to fully appreciate the message of the book of Revelation, particularly God's wrath. Tom speaks of this in part eight of his sermon series.

Did you know that there is a dragon in a Biblical account of the Christmas story? Find out how in this seventh message from the book of Revelation.

A Spring Break intermission in the middle of the series on Revelation brings this message from the Old Testament.

Tom ties his sixth sermon from the book of Revelation into the Resurrection story on Easter Sunday. This message is from chapters 10 and 11.

Part Five of Tom Cooperider's sermon series on Revelation. This message is from chapter 8 and 9.

Remembering that the book of Revelation was written by a real apostle to real people in real churches in a real time in church history provides the backdrop for this fourth sermon in Tom's series on Revelation.