Simply Google pictures of Jesus and you'll find a host of photos that depict a guy who embodies meek and mild. It's understandable, because when Jesus first came, he arrived as a (cute, little) baby born in a manger outside of Bethlehem. But are the pictures of Jesus entirely accurate? Do they represent the man who will return at the end of the age to wrap up human history? In this message, Max Vanderpool walks you through four (4) key passages that describe Jesus' return. And it's probably NOT what you would expect.

Simply Google pictures of Jesus and you'll find a host of photos that depict a guy who embodies meek and mild. It's understandable, because when Jesus first came, he arrived as a (cute, little) baby born in a manger outside of Bethlehem. But are the pictures of Jesus entirely accurate? Do they represent the man who will return at the end of the age to wrap up human history? In this message, Max Vanderpool walks you through four (4) key passages that describe Jesus' return. And it's probably NOT what you would expect.

Americans have been fascinated with the end of the world for a very long time. We love to talk about the apocalypse, Armaggedon and the anti-Christ. What you may not realize is that the view shaping books like The Late Great Planet Earth or Left Behind is only ONE of FOUR major ways of looking at the end of all things. In this message, Max Vanderpool lays out the major view of eschatology among Christians and what Jesus, himself, had to say about his return.

Americans have been fascinated with the end of the world for a very long time. We love to talk about the apocalypse, Armaggedon and the anti-Christ. What you may not realize is that the view shaping books like The Late Great Planet Earth or Left Behind is only ONE of FOUR major ways of looking at the end of all things. In this message, Max Vanderpool lays out the major view of eschatology among Christians and what Jesus, himself, had to say about his return.

God is not just in a church building on a Sunday morning. Or on the pages of open Bible. God isn't just around when we feel like He is. God is actually everywhere...all the time...working His will into the universe. What difference would it make if you actually believed God as with you and for you...everywhere?

God is not just in a church building on a Sunday morning. Or on the pages of open Bible. God isn't just around when we feel like He is. God is actually everywhere...all the time...working His will into the universe. What difference would it make if you actually believed God as with you and for you...everywhere?

If this life is all there is, that's not good enough. It's not good enough to compensate for the unfairness or brutality of life for some. And it's not good enough in the face of something deep within us that screams we were meant for something MORE. In this message, Max Vanderpool teachings on the parousia (the second coming of Jesus Christ) that promises a bodily resurrection for ALL.

If this life is all there is, that's not good enough. It's not good enough to compensate for the unfairness or brutality of life for some. And it's not good enough in the face of something deep within us that screams we were meant for something MORE. In this message, Max Vanderpool teachings on the parousia (the second coming of Jesus Christ) that promises a bodily resurrection for ALL.

How do you help a friend who's going through a difficult time? What do you say? How do act? What's even normal? Most people aren't sure how to be a good friend to someone who's experiencing real pain & suffering. But clearly, there are better ways than others. In this message, Max Vanderpool and Charlotte Lacy lay out simple things ANYONE can do to support someone who's experienced a loss or tragedy.

How do you help a friend who's going through a difficult time? What do you say? How do act? What's even normal? Most people aren't sure how to be a good friend to someone who's experiencing real pain & suffering. But clearly, there are better ways than others. In this message, Max Vanderpool and Charlotte Lacy lay out simple things ANYONE can do to support someone who's experienced a loss or tragedy.