Port Orchard Church of the Nazarene

It seems that an unfortunate number of people suffer from a severe case of 'evangel-phobia,' which is the fear and/or disgust of everything associated with the word “evangelism." This is obviously quite unfortunate, because the word “Evangelism” means, "proclaiming and sharing the good news of the salvation story." Pastor Jerry discusses this in this week's sermon.

This week, Pastor Jerry is joined by Nate Sylling and Nikki Climer to respond to a few questions about the Restoring Revelation series. There (have?) been a lot of 'non-traditional' views and ideas expressed in the series so far, and an important part of growing in faith is to be able to honestly discuss what may be challenging. If you have any questions that weren't answered here, feel free to send them our way.

This week, Pastor Jerry is joined by Nate Sylling and Nikki Climer to respond to a few questions about the Restoring Revelation series. There (have?) been a lot of 'non-traditional' views and ideas expressed in the series so far, and an important part of growing in faith is to be able to honestly discuss what may be challenging. If you have any questions that weren't answered here, feel free to send them our way.

This week, Pastor Jerry continued in the Restoring Revelation series and the theme of rereading the Book of Revelation as symbolic, rather than literal. Even outside of Revelation, there are verses that have been taken out of context, whether it be taking something meant to be symbolic as literal, or assuming that a verse referring to a past event still has yet to happen. Pastor Jerry takes a fresh look at some of these verses and tries to give a clearer view based on historical context.

This week, Pastor Jerry continued in the Restoring Revelation series and the theme of rereading the Book of Revelation as symbolic, rather than literal. Even outside of Revelation, there are verses that have been taken out of context, whether it be taking something meant to be symbolic as literal, or assuming that a verse referring to a past event still has yet to happen. Pastor Jerry takes a fresh look at some of these verses and tries to give a clearer view based on historical context.

This week, Pastor Jerry continued the Restoring Revelation series, speaking specifically to some of the symbolism of Revelation. Some people have taken this symbolism too literally, sometimes with disastrous results, despite the fact that the language used was more metaphorical than concrete. Pastor Jerry takes another look at some of these verses to try to show what John really meant when he wrote the Book of Revelation.

This week, Pastor Jerry continued the Restoring Revelation series, speaking specifically to some of the symbolism of Revelation. Some people have taken this symbolism too literally, sometimes with disastrous results, despite the fact that the language used was more metaphorical than concrete. Pastor Jerry takes another look at some of these verses to try to show what John really meant when he wrote the Book of Revelation.

This week, Pastor Jerry continued on in the Restoring Revelation series, answering some questions relating to God's methods of judgement and warfare along the way.

This week, Pastor Jerry continued on in the Restoring Revelation series, answering some questions relating to God's methods of judgement and warfare along the way.

This week, Pastor Jerry continued in the Restoring Revelation series, focusing on the slain Lamb of God.