Do you know how destructive the web of false world religion is and what happens to it in the end? Revelation 17 graphically describes what every person needs to know about its identity, how it ends and the only way to overcome its grasp.

What occurs when God brings His final end-time judgment upon a Christ-rejecting world? Revelation 16 depicts the sobering and revealing events to come that cause us to evaluate how we live today.

Every believer in Christ knows that God is holy, but what does that mean, and how are we to respond? In Revelation 15, we will discover the answers to these critical questions that develop a greater devotion and expression of worship in His people.

Believers have experienced it, the lost are in need of it, many will reject it. What is “It?” The eternal gospel! Join with us this Sunday as we look at how Saul of Tarsus allowed the eternal gospel to not only save him, but to stir a passion within him to make sure the whole world knew about IT!

What you don't know really can hurt you when it comes to God and what will happen in the end times. Today we will walk through Revelation 14 and discover what every person must know about God.

Just how far will Satan go to deceive the masses? This Sunday, we will see the sobering and staggering reality of the devil’s ultimate deception and the only way to not be ensnared, as unveiled in Revelation 13.

Are we as believers crazy to think we can truly praise the Lord everywhere and in everything--the victories, the defeats, the mountaintop, the valley, the joy, the sadness? Join us this Sunday as we look to Psalm 150 to answer this question. Just a hint, we are NOT crazy:)

Many times, when we face troubling situations or seasons in life, we are tempted to feel like we are lost and alone with no real hope. As we continue our sermon series, “Summer in the Psalms”, we are encouraged by Asaph in Psalm 77 to remember the past faithfulness of the Lord. Join with us this Sunday as we worship Jesus together and find comfort in recalling His faithfulness!

The world around us is roaring and chaotic. The natural world and nations of the world appear out of control. Psalm 46 tells us this is not new. Do you want to know how to have deep peace and serenity in a world that doesn’t provide either of those? Psalm 46 provides the key to finding and knowing the refuge that can only come from knowing God.

How are the faithful to respond in moments of pain, anguish, and despair? In a fallen world, these times come and go for all of us. Before they do, how can we train our hearts to respond? In the midst of his own incredible turmoil, King David wrote Psalm 27, which serves us as a training of the heart to respond to those painful moments when the goodness of God and the painfulness of the moment appear to be in conflict. What do we do when we know God is good but it feels like he is not? -