Pastor Brad preaches this week on Revelation 20:11-15. He discusses the White Throne Judgment and its implications for believers and nonbelievers alike.

This week is part two of Revelation 20 in which Pastor Brad walks us through the different millennial views in greater detail. He highlights the pros and cons of each. Pastor Brad ends, once again, with the statement that "Jesus is coming agin, we hope it's soon, and we better be ready."

This week Pastor Brad walks us through the Millenium and its implications for our lives today. He reminds us to exalt the Lord, establish believers, and engage the world with the gospel.

After a few weeks in the Psalms, Pastor Brad picks up again in Revelation 19. Pastor Brad reminds us that Jesus is coming again, we hope it is soon, and we better be ready.

For the last Sunday during our break from Revelation Pastor Brad walks us through Psalm 138. Reminding us that God has created us with purpose, He loves us, and we have a purpose. God will will never leave us or forsake us.

Elder Neal Manning preaches from 1 Corinthians 15 and discusses worldview. He provides us with a biblically grounded understanding of worldview, and encourages us to search the Scriptures for truth.

Pastor Brad preaches from Psalm 34 this week. A Psalm that is both a hymn of praise and a sermon reminding us that there is affliction in this life, but the Lord is faithful to the humble and just to all.

This week Pastor Brad takes a break from Revelation to some time in the Psalms. The Psalm for this week is Psalm 130 in which Pastor Brad points us to the gospel. Psalm 130 begins "in the depths of despair over sin, but it ends with gratitude and worship for God's forgiveness." (Pastor Brad Talley)

This week Pastor Brad Talley preaches from Revelation 19, verses 1-10. Pastor Brad encourages believers to live as one who has been redeemed by the blood of Jesus; to do the good works set before us by God; and to focus more on Jesus than on ourselves.

This week in our study of Revelation Pastor Brad walks us through Revelation 18. He highlights that, as Christians, we are to have our treasure in heaven; walk in the Spirit to not fulfill the lusts of our flesh; and in all that we do to glorify God with grateful hearts. Pastor Brad challenges us to live as citizens of heaven, not citizens of Babylon (the world).