Return

In this episode, we give an easy way to break down the signs of the times Jesus told us would take place before His return.

In this episode we start off a new series called ‘Theology Thursdays’ where we will be discussing different subjects throughout scripture. In this episode we look at Song of Solomon 1:2 and the request for the kisses of God’s Word to touch and transform our hearts as we receive the revelation of His love and emotions for us.

In this episode we look at Revelation 19:7, an incredible verse that gives us confidence of where things are going for the Church. We also contrast what we see when humanity progresses to her fullest measure of sin, and how the choices we make today affect the trajectory of which ‘Bride’ we will be a part of.

In this episode we look at 3 specific generations in which God dramatically changes the way He relates to people. We’ll explain how this is helpful to understand the end time drama and why we can be hopeful about the coming days. Link to YouTube video: https://youtu.be/mFMr0Qu6P3g

In this episode we look at Jesus’ first and second coming, and how each one demonstrates our crucial need of a Savior.

In this episode of Return, we look at Psalm 2 as a crucial passage to interpret the rage we’re seeing in the nations, politics and events around us. We discuss God’s plan in the midst of all this, and how we are to respond.

In this episode we look at what Jesus said in Luke 21, that there would be “distress” in the nations, and that men’s hearts would “fail from fear”. When these troubling things touch our lives, how do we respond? Do we numb ourselves in carousing, drunkenness, or the cares of life, as Jesus warns, or do we turn to Him and “watch” and “pray”?

In this episode we look at Jesus’ message to the church of Ephesus in Revelation 2, and why the same things the Ephesians faced are what the Western Church is facing today.

In this episode, we look at recent events and statistics that show the rise of antisemitism in America. We discuss the church's need to stand for Israel in light of the Scriptures we see from the Book of Romans, as well as our call to be intercessors for Israel.