Fear has a multiplicity of manifestations (physical, emotional, relational) but one thing we seldom talk about are it's spiritual roots. But when we only deal with what is on the surface and not what lies beneath, then we are only dealing with...

FDR famously said "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself”…. But it this true? Is fear itself something to be feared? Join the people of Jericho as we explore this topic in a new teaching series

Revelation 12 may not be the Christmas story you grew up with but it is the nativity story all the same! Told from a different vantage point, Eugene Peterson says "the immediate consequence of the birth of Jesus is not Christmas carols, but a...

Pastor Brad talks us through seven things that will not be in the new heaven and the new earth, as described by John in Revelation, as well as seven things that definitely will be -- God's presence and face-to-face relationship among them.

For 200 years, Christians argued with each other about pre-, post- and a-millennialism. But if we take our eyes off of the chronology for a minute and focus on the throne room, we can receive our invitation to the wedding feast of the Lamb!

We are always living in between two "cities". Revelation 17-18 reveal the forces and powers that are at work in our "cities". And we are warned that we could be in bed with "the great prostitute" who is ruling! If so, how...

Many people live with the nagging suspicion that God is angry with them. But in this passage, we see that God has already appointed a time and place for final justice & that is profoundly good news.

Not only the perpetrators of injustice receive...

Revelation is a word of hope to God's people. In the midst of suffering, there is hope in God's ultimate victory!

Sandy encourages us to look at the BIG picture. Despite our circumstances God is returning and bringing his kingdom. By his Spirit he is transforming us to be holy as he is holy.

Prayer is often our last resort instead of our first response. In this section of Revelation, the Apostle John gives us a vivid picture not only of the power of prayer but also the cost of resisting repentance and mercy offered to us by God