We continue to Revelation 20, which is the end of the Millennial Kingdom and there is no place for excuses. The stakes are high and the consequences of having an unregenerated heart are eternal.

Pastor Tim Hawks moves us through Revelation 19, where we see both the wedding and the war during the end times. We have all been invited to the wedding feast with Christ, but what are the implications of saying no?

Pastor Tim Hawks moves us through Revelation 19, where we see both the wedding and the war during the end times. We have all been invited to the wedding feast with Christ, but what are the implications of saying no?

Pastor Tim Hawks moves us through Revelation 19, where we see both the wedding and the war during the end times. We have all been invited to the wedding feast with Christ, but what are the implications of saying no?

Pastor Tim Hawks takes us to through Revelation 17 and 18, which lays out the fall of everything that mankind clings to. Because we know that all worldly things will be forever lost, what kind of people should we be in today’s age?

Pastor Tim Hawks takes us to through Revelation 17 and 18, which lays out the fall of everything that mankind clings to. Because we know that all worldly things will be forever lost, what kind of people should we be in today’s age?

Pastor Tim Hawks takes us to through Revelation 17 and 18, which lays out the fall of everything that mankind clings to. Because we know that all worldly things will be forever lost, what kind of people should we be in today’s age?

Guest Speaker Pastor Jurie Kriel brings up the question if we truly know Christ or just know of Him. What are the implications of understanding Jesus as Christ and not relying on a second-hand relationship with Him?

Guest Speaker Pastor Jurie Kriel brings up the question if we truly know Christ or just know of Him. What are the implications of understanding Jesus as Christ and not relying on a second-hand relationship with Him?

Guest Speaker Pastor Jurie Kriel brings up the question if we truly know Christ or just know of Him. What are the implications of understanding Jesus as Christ and not relying on a second-hand relationship with Him?