Jesus teaches in parables that Christians should be watchful because God's future work will break into their lives. God's future requires us to watch for His sudden work.

Jesus gets personal saying that He expects His followers to learn the lesson of the fig tree, and appreciate God's timing for God's plan.

Jesus describes what will really happen at His Second Coming, in contrast to what future false teachers will say. Jesus' Second Coming will be public and will alter creation.

Jesus tells Christians to flee the upcoming destruction of the temple. God used even a desolating sacrilege to bring salvation through the New Covenant.

Jesus promises that persecution will come and that we must embrace paying the price of discipleship as an eschatalogical act, which proves the reality of the Kingdom of God on earth, just as Jesus Himself did!

A "reading together" of a great prophetic apocalyptic passage where Jesus teaches His disciples, and us, that we can trust God for the future.

Is diversity for the sake of diversity to be pursued? Or is diversity a result of virtue pursued by God?

A message based on Chapter 9 of "The God of Promise and the Life of Faith" by Scott Hafemann. Jesus makes ALL the difference by giving us faith, freedom, and the power to obey God.

A message based on the Introduction to "The God of Promise and the Life of Faith" by Scott Hafemann. A strong justification for going back to the Bible as the reliable guide to faith in Christ.

Meditation on Psalm 92