Ray Bentley

Pastor Ray Bentley says, as believers, not only are our sins forgiven. We're actually seen as righteous before God. We've been justified just as if those sins never happened. How many of you are glad that Jesus doesn't see you as you were, and all the bad things that you have done? Jesus does not look at us with the overlay of our past upon us, but with fresh forgiveness and compassion. That's how I want him to see me spreading.

From Luke chapter seven. Pastor Ray Bentley helps us see the deep meaning behind the account of the woman who anointed the Lord's feet with perfume. I love that where Jesus said to that woman, thy sins, and I know they are many. And he's looking with such intense, passionate love. And it's like, I don't care. There are many. I forgive thee. Go and sin no more. Is that powerful?

Today, pastor Ray Bentley brings us a final overview of the last book in the Bible and the Book of Revelation. It describes Satan's defeat and his punishment for a thousand years and then for eternity. In fact, there is no book in the Bible that more clearly, definitively, and finally shows the doom of the devil than the Book of Revelation. If you want to be encouraged, read the Book of Revelation

Pastor Ray Bentley reminds us of the salient question surrounding a last day study. The fact of the matter is, for the rapture of the church, it could happen at any day, at any moment, at any hour and any time. And when it happens, it will happen. The twinkling of an eye. There is no time to waste or to live. Compromise lives. He could come today. So the question is, are you ready? Are you ready right now? And are you ready today?

Ever been terribly thirsty. Pastor Ray Bentley says that's built in by God. Why did he make us with this deep desire for water? Because it's a spiritual lesson. Even as there is a time when only pure cold water will satisfy your bodily thirst. So the Holy Spirit alone will satisfy the need and the craving of your soul spreading. You see all of these people coming down before the King.

Coming up today, pastor Ray Bentley offers a biblical tour of heaven, and we may be surprised at the rich colors that will surround us. I don't know why we everybody has this weird imagination that heaven is everything is white. No, nothing could be further from the truth. There is more color, brilliance. God is in to color now. He loves white. He loves light, but he loves all the other colors.

After the rapture. After the millennium, God has an even bigger plan. Pastor Ray Bentley explains, today God creates a new heaven and a new earth, and a new Jerusalem comes from God out of heaven to the earth. And where is it? He puts it right where he wanted it. From the very beginning, on top of a great high mountain. And oh, what a city this will be. It will be unlike anything you have ever seen.

Pastor Ray Bentley offers a picture of what life will be like in heaven. Imagine this every day for the rest of eternity. There will be nothing to be depressed about. All that will be gone. Sorrow won't be there. Tears won't be there. And there's another thing that won't be there. Death won't be. And the kingdom of heaven. You will never. Once you get to heaven. You will never go to another funeral. The rest of eternity.

Coming up today, pastor Ray Bentley explains just what draws us to heaven. Our citizenship is in heaven, and our Heavenly Father is there. Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ is there. Our divine Comforter, the Holy Spirit is there. All of our loved ones who have gone before us are there. Our reward is there and our eternal future is there.

Pastor Ray Bentley takes us to the Great White Throne Judgment in the Book of Revelation. This has been described as the most serious, sobering, and tragic scene in the entire Bible. It is the final reckoning of God and fallen humanity that was originally made in his image and after his likeness that he made every provision for their forgiveness and salvation, but for whatever reason chose to reject him.