In this powerful sermon, Pastor Shane explores the significance of the trumpets in Revelation 8 and 9 as part of our series on "The Tribulation." These trumpets serve as both divine warnings and calls to repentance, emphasizing God's sovereignty and the certainty of His promises. Through fire and judgment, they remind us of the urgency to be spiritually prepared for the trials of the end times.

Pastor Shane challenges us to see these trumpets not just as symbols but as prophetic declarations of God's justice and redemption. As we continue this series, we are encouraged to stay vigilant, trust in God’s ultimate plan, and walk in faith, knowing He is in control.

In this powerful sermon, Rebekah Layton explores the vital role of hope in our faith journey, emphasizing its ability to bless the heart of God as an offering to Him. Rooted in 1 Corinthians 13:13, she highlights how hope fuels perseverance and enables love to flourish. Through the stories of Daniel in the lion’s den (Daniel 6) and Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego in the fiery furnace (Daniel 3), she illustrates that true hope is not merely expecting a specific outcome but trusting in God’s unchanging character. Drawing from Romans 8:28, she challenges believers to shift their perspective from asking if God will act to anticipating how His goodness will unfold. Hope, she explains, pleases God because it demonstrates a deeper trust in His plans. By embracing this mindset, we cultivate a life that overflows with expectation, becoming a “babbling brook of hope” that reflects God’s faithfulness to the world.

The Tribulation is a time of great trials, but believers are called to persevere with unwavering faith. Revelation 8:1 highlights a moment of silence in heaven, signifying the gravity of God's coming judgment and the need for steadfast trust in His plan. Pastor Shane emphasizes that true faith is cultivated through praising through hardships—worshiping God for what He has yet to fulfill—and praying until His promises come to pass. Like Joshua and Caleb, who looked beyond their struggles to God's promise, we must fix our eyes on eternity, knowing that worship and prayer sustain us through every trial.

Brandon Grissom explores discipleship's cost, the transformative power of encountering Christ, and the vital role of mentorship and community in nurturing faith.

This week at Revolution Church, Pastor Shane delivered a powerful message on "Fanning the Flames of Faith," inspired by 2 Timothy 1:6. Through personal stories and biblical insights, he urged us to ignite our spiritual fervor, seek God's presence with intention, and trust in His faithful response. The message also emphasized the importance of unity within our church family to create a space for God's spirit to move and transform. 

In this weeknight message, Pastor Rebekah explores what it looks like to have a burning heart for God. Learn how to return to a passionate love for Jesus, prioritize His presence, and live sacrificially, as inspired by Revelation 2:4-5, in this transformative message.

In this impactful message, Pastor Shane led the congregation into a time of deep reflection and spiritual renewal, challenging us to embrace the calling of revival in our daily lives. With passion and perseverance, we are encouraged to seek God's presence continuously, allowing His Spirit to bring rest, renewal, and transformation.

Pastor Trent challenges comfort-driven faith, urging deeper commitment to Jesus, the eternal bread of life, and confronting complacency for true spiritual growth.

As we usher in the year 2025, the message from Matthew 7:24-27 serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of building our lives on a firm foundation. This passage, which concludes Jesus' Sermon on the Mount, contrasts two builders: one wise and one foolish. The wise builder constructs his house on rock, ensuring stability when storms arise, while the foolish builder erects his house on sand, leading to inevitable collapse.

In this powerful message, Amy Guthrie encourages believers to run the race of faith with endurance, drawing inspiration from Hebrews 12:1-3. She explores the importance of shedding burdens—whether they be material distractions, anxieties, or unconfessed sin—that hinder spiritual growth. Amy emphasizes the necessity of relying on God’s strength rather than our own, citing biblical examples of perseverance from Hebrews 11. Drawing on personal stories and scriptural reflections, she reminds the congregation to keep their eyes fixed on Jesus, the ultimate example of endurance. With a call to focus on spiritual rather than worldly pursuits, Amy challenges believers to let go of the past and trust in God’s transformative power for their journey ahead.