In this powerful conclusion to the Revelation sermon series, we explore the final chapter of the Bible and discover that Revelation is ultimately a book of hope, not fear. Walking through the breathtaking vision of the New Jerusalem, we see the river of life flowing from God's throne and the tree of life—once forbidden in Genesis but now freely accessible because sin has been permanently extinguished. The sermon unpacks the significance of Jesus declaring three times "I am coming soon," emphasizing that nothing stands in the way of His imminent return and that believers have been clinging to this promise for 2,000 years. We're reminded that our role as the bride of Christ is to compel others to turn to Jesus with urgency, using both compassion and the reality of coming judgment. Whether Christ returns in our lifetime or not, we can live with confident hope knowing that God keeps every promise, that our eternal future is beyond imagination, and that we will one day experience a perfect world with no more death, curse, pain, or darkness—where we will reign with Christ forever and ever.

This powerful sermon explores Genesis 27 and the controversial story of how Jacob deceived his father Isaac to receive the blessing intended for Esau. Through this challenging narrative, we discover profound truths about God's sovereignty, the power of words, and how God works through imperfect people to accomplish His perfect plan. The message challenges us to understand that we were created for God's pleasure, not our own, and reveals how the words we speak—especially to our children—carry prophetic weight that shapes destinies. Despite the deception involved, God honored His word to Rebecca that Jacob would be chosen, demonstrating that His purposes cannot be thwarted even when humans act imperfectly. This sermon calls fathers to intentionally bless their children and challenges all believers to speak with confidence in God's Word, trusting His sovereignty even when His ways confound our understanding of fairness and justice.

When was the last time your faith moved you to step out of the boat? Pastor Ron delivers a convicting message that will challenge everything about your comfortable Christianity. From his own misguided pursuits of wealth and success to Peter's water-walking moment of radical faith, this sermon confronts the gap between religious routine and authentic, Spirit-led obedience. In this powerful message, you'll wrestle with: Why most Christians have never experienced mountain-moving faith The uncomfortable truth about faith without works being dead What it really means to live every moment for eternal value How to balance submission to authority with unwavering biblical conviction The four essential elements of being truly on mission for God This isn't a feel-good sermon—it's a wake-up call. If you're tired of going through religious motions while your character remains unchanged, if you're ready to stop chasing missions that lack eternal value, and if you want to become the kind of Christ-centered world changer who actually walks on water when Jesus calls... this message is for you. ⚠️ Fair warning: Pastor Ron asks hard questions that will expose whether your faith is genuine or just comfortable religion. Are you ready to step out of the boat? #Faith #Christianity #SpiritFilledLife #Obedience #EternalValue

Pastor Ron delivers a powerful call to action for Christians in 2026, examining why nations rise and fall throughout history and challenging believers to embrace their God-given vision as salt, light, and love in a culture that has turned from righteousness. With only 21% of evangelicals holding a biblical worldview, this message confronts complacency in the American church and calls for bold, committed followers who will preserve truth, shine light in darkness, and advance God's kingdom with sacrificial love. This isn't about comfortable Christianity—it's about storming the gates of hell and transforming communities for God's glory.

Pastor Ron leads Mountain City Church through a powerful year-end reflection, examining the fruit of our labor and celebrating what God accomplished through faithful service in 2025. From behind-the-scenes ministries to next generation impact, from local outreach to global missions, this message challenges us to evaluate the seeds we're planting as we look toward 2026. With inspiring testimonies and incredible statistics—386,000 online viewers, 150 baptisms, 800+ new guests welcomed, 4,500 bus ministry rides—this service reminds us that our labor in the Lord is never in vain when we work for His kingdom.