Following Christ often comes with persecution. Christ himself warned of this. At times, this persecution leads to martyrdom. What do we make of this? Why does God allow this? And what hope do martyrs and persecuted Christians have? In this week's teaching, we look at Revelation 6:9–17 and find answers to these unsettling questions.

Ch 6 is famously one of the most mesmerizing and fascinating passages of Scripture in the whole Bible. As one commentator points out, “It is at this point that most preachers stop preaching Revelation” because “Here the work of interpretation gets much more difficult. What do all the symbols and images mean?” Revelation 6 begins with the "breaking of the seals." In this week's teaching we look at the first four seals and the "four horsemen of the apocalypse."

Message from Chris Poblete on October 10, 2021

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Message from Chris Poblete on September 26, 2021

In this week's teaching, Pastor Chris walks us through Revelation 3:14–22, where Jesus calls out a church for having a lukewarm faith that makes him sick. It's not all harsh! The text ends with a loving invitation of grace. The good news is that the One who created them is the very One who can make them new again.

In this week's teaching, Pastor Chris unpacks the only letter that receives no correction and only praise—a small but faithful congregation in the original "Philadelphia."

In this week's teaching, Pastor Chris walks us through Revelation 3:1–6 where Jesus addresses a church that looks vibrant on the outside but is spiritually dead on the inside.

Pastor Chris Poblete walks us through the longest of Revelation's seven letters, where Jesus confronts a church on the pervasive sin of idolatry.

Message from Chris Poblete on August 22, 2021