Revelation 20 explores the final battle, the binding and release of Satan, and Christ's ultimate victory. Satan is bound to allow the gospel to spread, but is released to deceive nations for a final battle, which ends swiftly with God's decisive victory. Gog and Magog symbolize universal opposition to God, and the lake of fire represents eternal torment for those who reject Christ. This chapter emphasizes living in holiness, growing in faith, and sharing the gospel, highlighting God's patience and grace.

Revelation 20:4-6 is a profound passage that delves into the first resurrection and the reign of Christ. This chapter, often debated among Christians, discusses the millennium—a thousand-year reign of Christ—and the binding of Satan.

Revelation 20's millennial reign is a period often debated among Christians. The sermon explored four views: Historical Premillennialism, Dispensational Premillennialism, Postmillennialism, and Amillennialism, emphasizing the amillennial view. This view suggests we are currently in the millennium, a symbolic period representing the church age. The binding of Satan during this time allows the Gospel to spread unhindered. Understanding these concepts shapes our faith, scripture interpretation, and approach to evangelism. We are called to boldly proclaim the Gospel during this unprecedented opportunity for evangelism.

What will Jesus’ second coming look like? In Revelation 19:11-21, we’re given an awe-inspiring vision of Christ as the victorious King and righteous Judge. No longer the humble servant riding on a donkey, Jesus returns on a white horse to defeat evil, establish His eternal reign, and make all things new.

Join us as we unpack this powerful passage, exploring what it reveals about Jesus’ character, His ultimate authority, and the hope it offers to all who trust in Him.

Have you ever wondered what heaven’s ultimate celebration looks like? Revelation 19 gives us a powerful glimpse into this eternal feast—the Marriage Supper of the Lamb. In this message, we dive into the rich symbolism of Christ as the Bridegroom and the Church as His beloved Bride. Discover why this heavenly wedding banquet is the ultimate fulfillment of God’s promises and how it reshapes our lives today.

In today’s sermon, “Faith in a Fallen World,” we dive into Revelation 18 and the call for believers to “come out” of Babylon.

Babylon represents any worldly system that stands in opposition to God’s truth, and its fall reminds us that no human power or culture can withstand His judgment.

We explore practical ways to live faithfully in a culture often at odds with biblical values—engaging with our world without compromising our faith, understanding our identity in Christ as called, chosen, and faithful, and learning to cultivate a biblical mindset.

In Revelation 17, John pulls back the curtain on “The Great Prostitute” and the seductive allure of worldly power. This passage vividly exposes how the systems around us—political, cultural, and economic—often work to pull us away from God. In this sermon, Pastor Eric uncovers the true meaning behind the imagery of Babylon and the beast, showing us that while these forces seem powerful, they’re ultimately self-destructive and doomed to fall.

In this powerful message on Revelation 16:12-21, Pastor Eric dives deep into one of the most misunderstood and intriguing topics in the Bible—the Battle of Armageddon. Is this a future world war, or is something much deeper happening in the spiritual realm?

Discover how this iconic passage isn’t just about the end of the world, but about the spiritual battle we’re all in right now. Pastor Eric unpacks the symbolism behind the unholy trinity, the deceptive spirits, and the gathering of nations, all while pointing us to the ultimate victory we have in Christ.

What makes repentance so hard, and why is it essential for our spiritual growth? In this powerful sermon, we dive into Revelation 16:1-11 and explore the deep significance of The Hard Work of Repentance. Discover why repentance is more than just saying "sorry"—it's a life-changing, God-given transformation that frees us from the grip of sin and brings us closer to Christ. Join us as we uncover the blessings of repentance and learn how embracing it leads to true freedom and spiritual renewal.

The Song of Moses and the Lamb is a powerful and victorious anthem in Revelation 15:1-8, where the saints sing of God’s deliverance and justice. In this sermon, Pastor Eric unpacks the deep symbolism behind this heavenly song, showing how it connects the ancient deliverance of Israel at the Red Sea with the ultimate victory we have in Christ.

Join us as we explore how this ancient song speaks directly to our lives today. You'll be encouraged to worship with renewed hope, stand firm in your faith, and live in the peace that comes from knowing the battle has already been won.