Second message in a short series on Revelation 1. God begins his judgement with the people of God! This sobering fact should cause us to approach the world with humility as we have been forgiven much!

Guest speaker Paul Fredrick introduces the book of Revelation by showing the Old Testament smoothie. There are themes and images in the Biblical narrative that help demonstrate that Jesus is God and fulfillment of the hope for humanity!

Stand alone message given at Hope Fellowship. Baptism is this powerful moment when multiple things align - creation, purification, identification, vocation, redemption, salvation!

The end of Zechariah ties together so many themes and images of the Bible and points us to keep reading! This message gives a broader view of the whole story of God and where the context of Zechariah fits.

This Easter message continues the series through Zechariah and weaves together biblical prophecy, historical narrative, and personal reflection to offer a compelling invitation to encounter the grace and mercy found in Christ's sacrificial love. It will encourage you to respond to the invitation by placing your trust in Jesus and experiencing the transformative power of His pierced hands.

Zechariah is given a message for the people that prophecies about the day when their great king would come to Jerusalem, humble and riding on a donkey. The first half of the chapter gives the reason to respond in the coming day of the Lord and the second half the reason to rejoice for those who eagerly await his coming!

The message you listen to shapes your future. The message of God's desire to fellowship with his people has been sung since the beginning in creation. We hear this message through God's promises, his faithfulness and his power and truth and that message is an invitation to everyone!

An unlikely group of people from the wrong side of town turn their attention to the Lord to hear his response to a question of a religious practice they had been doing for the last 70 years. Where you turn your attention begins the process of changing your heart!

We conclude the 8th vision and consider a possible connection to the Biblical theme of mountains representing the presence of the Lord. After the vision, the Word of the Lord instructs Zechariah to preform a symbolic act of crowning the high priest Joshua. We behold a picture of the man called 'the branch' that foreshadows the messiah who will come and build the temple of the Lord through the church!

This stand alone message considers an interesting episode in the life of Jesus and his disciples. Jesus comes upon a crowd of people arguing with the disciples over the failed attempt to cast a demon from a boy. Dan leads us through three different perspectives of the faith that people have when coming to Jesus.