As we conclude our Revelation series, we will see Jesus interrupting John three times saying, "I am coming soon!" Seems like Jesus wants us to understand that He is coming. And, without question, His point is clear: Be ready! Join us in the finale of "After This."

Revelation 22 begins with a continued description of what the New Jerusalem will be like. This section focuses on the River of Life and the Tree of Life. Once again, we see emphasized that the curse will no longer exist. And, to think, we will see God face-to-face.

The New Jerusalem! This massive city, coming down out of heaven onto the new earth, will be something that we cannot comprehend today. The size and beauty will be astounding. In the words of a popular song, "I can only imagine."

As beautiful as our earth is, can you even come close to imagining what the new heaven and the new earth will be like? And what about the New Jerusalem? In Sunday's message, we will be introduced to the New Jerusalem, called the Holy City. The Scripture reveals who will and who will not be in the new heaven and the new earth. The list of those who miss out is quite sobering. But YOU can be a part of the new heaven and the new earth.

In this section, a number of topics are raised, not the least of which is the Great White Throne Judgement. We will see that the great deceiver, the devil, will meet his demise and will be tormented forever. The most sober portion of this passage deals with the reality of hell, the lake of fire. Come with ears to hear from the Lord.

Is Jesus coming back? Yes! Revelation 19 gives details on that. But then what? Revelation 20 speaks of a 1,000 year reign of Christ on the earth. Is this a literal 1,000 years? Does everybody agree on the topic? Come Sunday to find some answers.

We've heard it all of our lives, especially if we grew up in the church...Jesus is coming again. Do we believe it? We know for certain that Jesus is Faithful and True. As such, we can rest assured He will keep His word and His words are true. A study of Revelation 19 points to His Second Coming, which will then lead into a 1,000 year period of time when Jesus reigns on earth.

Join us as we look at God's blessings upon two women in scripture, Sarah & Hagar, the wives of Abram. As we unpack their story, we learn more about these blessings and more importantly, what they teach us about God.

The first part of Revelation 19 is centered around praise to the Lord and a wedding banquet. We will look at the word "hallelujah" and consider the meaning of the wedding supper of the Lamb.

Babylon the Great is fallen! The peoples of the earth are going to weep and morn because of her destruction, but maybe not for the reason you would think. Treasures and wealth will be depleted. The ability to earn will be gone. Despair will set in when treasures are destroyed. This gives us the opportunity to think about our treasures and how we should think about our treasures.