After all the many chapters we have covered in the book of Revelation, chapter 14 finally brings us to the climax. We see the Lamb coming with the clouds of heaven, and standing on Mt. Zion. Jesus has finally returned! Listen in on what He - and others - will be doing in those days.

Aurora, Colorado. Syria. Abortion running rampant. The world seems to grow darker and darker. Sometimes our own personal circumstances also seem dimmer and dimmer as the years go by. But, says Solomon, "the path of the righteous ... shines brighter and brighter until the full day." Really? What does he mean? And how can it be? Listen in, and be encouraged by God's goodness to His people.

Satan is a copycat. One of his chief strategies for deceiving the world is to set himself and his henchmen up as almost-gods, inducing people to bow at his feet instead of God's. This copyist's scheme is particularly on display in Revelation 12-13. Listen in as we consider Satan's poor attempt to mimic (and replace) the Holy Trinity.

Listen in to the sermon from our 50th anniversary celebration. A great deal has changed in five decades at PRBC. But "Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever"!

We take a look at one of the great passages in all the Bible; the most famous of all Jesus' many parables ... the story of the prodigal son. Really, it's the story of a sorrowing, seeking, saving father. And the story ends with celebration! Listen in ... and celebrate with us!

Allen Greene walks us through one of the great, but often overlooked, messianic prophecies in the Old Testament. "What is His name or His Son's name?" Find out the answer by listening in!

Listen in as Keith Gorby walks us through the story of Jesus' healing of a man born blind, poiniting out to us how this man's blindness and his testimony apply to our own lives.

Joel chapter 3 describes what will happen in the last day; the day of the Lord; in the valley of decision. God's enemies will be judged ... "but the Lord is a refuge for His people." Whose side are you on? Listen in and choose this day whom you will serve!

The message, in the first half of Joel's prophecy, is that judgment leads to repentance. God disciplines His people so that they will return to Him with all their hearts! But what then? How does God respond to His repentant people? Does He put them on a wait-and-see kind of probation before He embraces them once more? Does He receive them back into his good graces, only begrudgingly? The resounding answer, in Joel 2, is 'Of course not!' Find out how so as we consider Joel 2.18-32 together.

In Revelation 10, John is given a little scroll to 'eat'. When he first begins to chew on it, the scroll is sweet to the taste. But once he has digested it, it is bitter in his stomach. And such were many of the visions that John was given in the book of Revelation - bittersweet. We consider this paradigm, and look at one such bittersweet vision as we read in into chapter 11. Listen in!