Have you considered the importance of light? The incarnation sheds new meaning on light's life-sustaining qualities. Pastor Rory explains from John 1 how Jesus takes on flesh to illumine God to humanity, leaving man an unavoidable decision.

When we look around at our world, we are tempted to worry and fear, even that God's plan might fail. Pastor Rory begins explaining how when we realize Jesus's worth in Revelation 5 we will stop worrying and start worshipping.

John's vision of the throne room of God should never cease to amaze you. Consider Revelation 4:6-11 in light of your current view of God and how you worship the eternal, sovereign God of the universe. Pastor Nate concludes this 2 part sermon with an explanation of how John's experience should change our perspective.

To see God's throne room would blow the minds of most people. The apostle John gives us a glimpse of God's throne room and reminds us who is enthroned and who gets the worship. Pastor Nate begins explaining the scene and its significance from Revelation 4:1-11.

Complacency is a relationship killer. When pride and self-confidence govern our hearts, we have little need for Christ. Santi Guarnazo, our intern from Spain, explains from Revelation 3 how critical a healthy relationship with Christ is to the church and what that looks like.

Authorities of this world will inevitably let us down, but Jesus is a trustworthy authority. Pastor Rory explains Revelation 3:7-13 how Jesus as the Key of David motivates a strong, secure, and sure trust in Him no matter the circumstances.

True sustainability is only possible through faith in Christ and belief in the Word of God. Hear Pastor Rory explain from Revelation 3:1-6 how we can hold fast to Christ because He is holding on to us.

When we tolerate sin in our lives, we leave ourselves open to having our faith destroyed. Pastor Rory explains from Revelation 2:18-29 how Jesus as the divine omniscient ruler should turn our gaze away from our flesh and fix it on Jesus the object of our faith.

sermon from Kyle Cline on October 30, 2022

Jesus is the source what is true, and this highlights our need to resist error and cling to truth. Pastor Nate explains from Revelation 2:12-17 how the church of Pergamum offers us both an example and a warning in this regard.