Harbor Church Honolulu

Matt Dirks - Revelation 20: What’s your idea of heaven on earth? You might have had a little taste at a beautiful place or with a loving group of people. But we’ll get the ultimate taste of heaven on earth when Jesus comes to reign on earth for 1000 years at the end of this age.

John Hahn - Revelation 19:11-21: We all have hopes for our lives. From healthy and flourishing families, to financial stability, to your favorite sports team winning the championship. These desires have something in common: they are not guaranteed to happen. But one hope we can count on is the return of King Jesus to make everything right in our world. That's the hope we need.

Matt Dirks - Revelation 19:1-10: The sky is always most beautiful after the storm, and that’s what we’ll start to see as we get to the last few chapters of Revelation. After God’s storm puts an end to evil and suffering, we’ll celebrate with all of heaven and earth.

Matt Dirks - Revelation 18: The final judgment depicted in Revelation sounds terrifying, and it should be for those without Jesus. But for those of us who’ve put our trust in Christ, it’s good news of how God will finally free us from the destructive effects of sin in the world.

John Hahn - Revelation 17: Maybe you've heard the phrase, "Be in the world, but not of the world." But what does that really mean, and how do we live that out?

Matt Dirks - Revelation 15-16: We see the final wrath of God against all unrighteousness at the end of the age. The seven angels pour out the seven bowls of judgment on the world, and instead of repenting, the people choose to curse God. This confirms his justice to be good.

Matt Dirks - Revelation 14: We have an ancient enemy who’s trying to peel away the disciples of Christ to worship him instead. The continual encouragement in Revelation is to endure, even when Satan makes life difficult for us. And as we’ll see in Revelation 14, we can be faithful today by remembering the harvest reward we’ll experience in the days to come.

Matt Dirks - Revelation 13: This week we’re heading back to Revelation! Many Christians think of Revelation as some kind of Magic 8-Ball that gives cryptic answers to our burning questions about the future, but John primarily wrote the book to be a source of encouragement and challenge for us today. There are many things Christians need to endure in the world today, and John will show us the way.

Matt Dirks - Matthew 9:9-13, Proverbs 10:9-12: When Jesus came to earth, he didn’t just build friendships and relationships. He built spiritually-significant relationships. And when we imitate Jesus, we turn the world upside down.

John Hahn - Mathew 26:36-38, Proverbs 27:5-17: According to a recent Barna study, a majority of American Christians (56%) feel their spiritual lives are entirely private. Yet, when we read about the lives of Jesus and His disciples, we see that spiritual growth is best fostered in community. This Sunday, we’ll be encouraged to start the new year investing in friendships that are life-giving and fruitful.