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What happens after the tribulation—and what does Scripture mean when it says believers will reign with Christ for a thousand years?
Pastor Bob Botsford teaches through Revelation 20 and the Millennial Kingdom, including Satan being bound and released, the first resurrection, the second death, the Great White Throne Judgment, and the Book of Life.
The message also examines different views of the Millennium and explains why Pastor Bob understands Revelation 20 as describing a literal future thousand-year reign of Jesus Christ.
Yet the Kingdom isn't only something believers are waiting for. Jesus said the Kingdom of God is already among us. The ultimate question isn't simply when Christ will reign on earth, but whether He is reigning in our hearts today.
Revelation 20
In Revelation 19, Pastor Bob reminds us that our decisions have consequences. As we look toward the return of Jesus—the King of Kings and Lord of Lords—we’re challenged to choose wisely, put Christ first, and live ready for eternity.
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What is the Marriage Supper of the Lamb—and are we living today like the wedding is really coming?
In Revelation 19, heaven erupts with four declarations of “Hallelujah!” Babylon has fallen, God’s righteous judgment has come, and the marriage of the Lamb is announced.
Pastor Mitch Botsford explores why this moment should change the way Christians live now. The Bride of Christ has been redeemed, clothed in righteousness, and promised to Jesus. We are waiting for the wedding—but while we wait, we have been given a purpose.
Our lives are meant to become a testimony of Jesus.
The book of Revelation isn’t ultimately about speculation, timelines, or our knowledge of the future. It is the revelation of Jesus Christ.
Revelation 19 opens with heaven erupting in praise: “Hallelujah! For the Lord God Omnipotent reigns!”
After the judgment of Babylon, attention turns toward something extraordinary—the marriage of the Lamb. Pastor Mitch Botsford explores what this coming wedding reveals about Jesus, His Bride, and how Christians are called to live while we wait for Him.
Revelation 19:1–10
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Revelation 18 describes the collapse of Babylon—a system built on power, wealth, pleasure, materialism, and spiritual deception.
In this message, Pastor Steve Armendariz examines the kings, merchants, and traders who mourn when everything they trusted disappears in a moment. Their response raises a personal question for every believer: Which kingdom is reigning in your heart?
Steve explores what Scripture says about contentment, money, greed, generosity, worship, and the danger of allowing the systems of this world to control our priorities.
Babylon promises freedom but produces bondage. Jesus calls His people to come out, live differently, and find true peace and freedom under His rule.
Revelation 18:9–24
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Revelation 18 describes the dramatic fall of Babylon—but its warning isn’t only about a future system. It asks us to examine what has captured our hearts today.
Beginning with John’s warning in 1 John 2 not to love the world, Pastor Bob Botsford explores the contrast between two loves: a life shaped by the desires and systems of this world and a life surrendered to Jesus Christ.
Babylon offers wealth, pride, luxury, power, and self-glorification, but Revelation tells us that it will not last. God’s invitation is clear: “Come out of her, My people.”
The question isn’t simply whether Babylon will eventually fall. Has Babylon been defeated in us?
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Revelation 17 introduces “Babylon the Great,” a mysterious picture of rebellion, power, false worship, and the systems of this world that oppose God.
In this message, Pastor Bob Botsford of Horizon Church traces Babylon from Nimrod and the Tower of Babel in Genesis to its prophetic role in Revelation. Is Babylon a city, an empire, a system—or all three? And what does its eventual destruction mean for Christians today?
At the heart of the message is a personal challenge: don’t build your life around a system that is destined to collapse. Scripture calls believers to come out of Babylon, remain faithful to Christ, and live as those who are called, chosen, and faithful.
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Revelation 16 describes the seven bowls of God’s wrath and some of the most severe judgments found anywhere in Scripture.
In this message, Pastor Bob Botsford of Horizon Church walks through the bowl judgments, the mark of the beast, the drying of the Euphrates, the gathering at Armageddon, and the repeated refusal of humanity to repent.
The chapter raises an important question: why does a holy God judge sin? Pastor Bob connects Revelation 16 to the plagues of Egypt and ultimately to the cross, where Jesus willingly took the judgment sinners deserve.
Revelation 16 is a warning, but it is also an invitation. Before the cup of judgment is poured out, God offers the cup of salvation through Jesus Christ.
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What if worship is much bigger than singing?
Pastor Bob Botsford teaches at Horizon Church through Revelation 15:1–8, where John sees the victorious saints before God singing the Song of Moses and the Song of the Lamb.
The message traces worship through Scripture—from Abraham taking Isaac up the mountain, to Israel standing before the Red Sea, to Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego refusing to bow before an idol. In each case, worship requires trust before the outcome is fully visible.
Pastor Bob challenges believers not to let feelings determine whether God is worthy of praise. Biblical worship means surrendering our works and our ways, obeying God even when we do not understand, and recognizing His ultimate worth. Worship does not merely give something to God—it reshapes, refines, and restores the worshiper.
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Revelation 14 presents a sobering picture of harvest, judgment, and eternity—and reminds us that what we sow with our lives matters.
In this message, Pastor Bob Botsford of Horizon Church examines Revelation 14:14–20 and the biblical imagery of barley, wheat, and grapes. From Jesus’ teaching about the harvest to Ruth, Hosea, John 6, and Revelation 19, Scripture repeatedly points toward redemption, judgment, and the ultimate hope of those who belong to Christ.
The message challenges us to take inventory of what we are living for now. Not everyone reaps the same harvest because not everyone is sowing the same seed. The question is not simply what we believe about the future, but whether our lives today are rooted in faith in Jesus.
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In Revelation 14, the scene shifts from the darkness of the Antichrist and the beast back to the Lamb and those who faithfully follow Him.
Pastor Bob Botsford of Horizon Church explores the 144,000, the believer's identity in Christ, and the call to live for what lasts eternally. Drawing from Revelation 14, Ruth, and 1 Corinthians 7, this message examines the relationships, emotions, possessions, and concerns that can distract us from wholehearted devotion to Jesus.
We are not made righteous by our own effort.
Through Christ, believers are forgiven, restored, and given a new position before God. The challenge is to live out what Jesus has already given us by grace.
When the world feels unstable, Scripture calls us to fix our eyes on Christ and remain faithful to the end.
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