The great war between God and his enemies at the end of time is revisited again, as John sees another vision. Here the glorious, divine, warrior, the Son of God rides forth from heaven with his army to meet the army of the dragon, the beast and the false prophet. Another army, an army of scavenger birds awaits the outcome. Grab your Bible and follow along as pastor Gene preaches on -The War to End All Wars.-

Is it right for the church to rejoice of the future judgment of those who reject God and His Christ- This week's sermon considers that question as we look at the final curtain falling on the metaphorical city of Babylon- and as we see the singing of the cosmic -Hallelujah Chorus- as the saints gather at the wedding supper of the Lamb.

-Fallen, fallen is Babylon the great-- A pronouncement of divine judgment on the city of man. In this message, we learn what Babylon is, how it is fallen, what is the response in the world to its fall, and what is it saying to the church. Join us and learn the answers to these and other questions.

How should we understand the world- That is the lesson of chapter 17 of Revelation, as we are formally introduced to the great prostitute, also known as Babylon, the great city. Listen to this week's sermon, as we begin looking at this next vision in the book of Revelation.

The Reformer Martin Luther called it, -the article on which the church stands or falls.- The biblical teaching on justification by faith alone is the answer to the question -how can a sinful man be accepted by a holy God-- Join us as pastor Gene Crow explains this critical teaching in this week's message.

In this message from our series on the book of Revelation, we turn to the preparation for, and the meaning of, the battle of Armageddon and its dramatic, creation-altering conclusion. A conclusion that is never in doubt. Join us for this week's message of the Victory of the Lamb.

At the command of God, the angels begin to pour out the seven bowls of the wrath of God. In this message we begin to learn how to understand this difficult passage in the book of Revelation, as God's judgment comes upon the wicked, and as we see the run-up to the great battle of Armageddon.

When God commands seven angels to go and pour out seven bowls upon the earth, judgment comes, because these bowls are filled with the wrath of God. When do these judgments come- What is their connection to previous judgments- And how do we interpret the mysterious images associated with the pouring out of these bowls- Beginning this morning, pastor Gene looks into the -bowl judgment,- introduced in Revelation 15 and described in chapter 16. Grab your Bible and join us.

In Revelation chapter 15, John looks at eternal blessing and final judgment through the lens of the Exodus. In this look at the first half of chapter 15, pastor Gene Crow unpacks John's use of the original Exodus in revealing the victory and worship of God's people around the glassy sea.

In one of the most graphic and troubling passages in the book of Revelation, John is given a vision of the final reaping of the earth, and the harvest of both righteous and wicked. Listen as pastor Gene relates the comfort these verses give to Christians, as well as the dire warning they give to all who reject God's free offer of forgiveness through Christ.