Revelation 19 reveals the glorious moment when Christ returns. This is the moment the whole world has been waiting for  throughout all of history!

The first time Jesus showed up on the Earth he came as a weak and vulnerable baby. But when he returns, he will show up as a strong warrior and judge, ready to conquer his enemies and deliver justice on the Earth.

Listen to today’s sermon as we continue to learn from the book of Revelation.

Revelation 18 continues John’s vision from the wilderness that reveals Babylon’s ultimate fate of total destruction.

What can we learn from the fall of Babylon? If you build your life on Babylon, it will not last until the end. But if you build your life on Jesus and His way of life, you will have a fruitful life on earth that bless people and brings glory to God.

Listen to today's sermon to learn more.

Are you aware that there is a conspiracy of evil working against you? Three forces: The world, the flesh and the devil want - to destroy your soul.

We need to understand the spiritual conspiracy of the world, the flesh and the Devil so that we stand firm in the victory we have in Jesus! John's vision in Revelation 17 shows us the forces at work behind the scenes.

Listen to today's sermon from Revelation 17 to learn more.

Is God's judgment fair?

The Book of Revelation makes it clear that God’s judgement is fair and in the end people get what they deserve.

Why is this so hard for us to see and accept? What if the reason is that we are looking at things from an imperfect and greatly limited human perspective?

The Bible shows us the truth from God's Holy and Perfect perspective.

In today's sermon, we're unpack a better way to view God’s holy and perfect judgement in Revelation 15-16.

John’s vision in Revelation 14 reveals the reality of God’s judgement and great mercy. He says everyone who has rebelled against God “must drink the cup of His wrath.” 

But it also shows God’s great love and mercy, since those who have the “name of the Father and the Lamb on their foreheads” will be saved. 

How can you make sure you are saved and sealed by God Romans 10:13 says, “Everyone who calls on the Name of The Lord Jesus Christ will be saved.”  

Have you called on The Name of The Lord for salvation? 

Have you let your friends know about the reality of God’s coming judgment and His merciful offer of salvation? 

Study Notes are available for this series at theliveoak.org 

Did you know that Satan uses human leaders and nations to accomplish his purpose to steal, kill and destroy humanity?

John shows us this reality in Revelation 19 in his vision of the beast of the sea, beast of the land and the mark of the beast.  

How do we resist being conformed to the values and ways of anti-Christian leaders and nations? Listen to today’s sermon to learn. 

There’s more going on in the world than what we can see.

in Revelation 12, John’s vision of the woman, child and dragon reveals the invisible spiritual war taking place behind the scenes throughout world history.

Knowing this reality can be scary and overwhelming, but the alternative of being unaware is far worse, because ignorance leaves you vulnerable to an enemy that wants to destroy your life, and ultimately your soul.

There is good news— Jesus Christ has secured the victory over evil for all who trust in Him!

In today's sermon you will learn more about the invisible spiritual war at hand and how you can win the spiritual battles in your daily life.

What can we learn from John’s vision in Revelation 10 and 11 of the temple, the two witnesses and the seventh trumpet?

The darker the world gets — The brighter your witness will be!

Regardless of whether the vision is symbolic or literal, we know as Christians we are the Temple of God, and we are God’s witnesses on earth until Christ returns.

This means just like the two witnesses in Revelation 10-11, we are called to share and live out Jesus’ message like prophets, serve others in love like priests and live justly like kings.

“The seven angels prepared to blow the seven trumpets.” Revelation 8:6

What do the seven trumpets represent?

How is God’s judgment and mercy revealed in the seven trumpets?

What can we learn from the peoples response to the trumpet judgements?

In Revelation 6 and 7, we see the first six seals broken in John’s heavenly vision. 

In today’s sermon, we learn that there are a few viable, scripture-backed and thoughtful interpretations of this passage. Listen to better understand the meaning of Revelation, and how to live in response to this vision of the Day of The Lord.