Welcome back to our podcast! For the spring semester, we'll be starting a new series called "Wisdom for Relationships" where we explore what the Bible has to say about our most treasured relationships. In addition, we'll be hosting some guest speakers during this series so stay tuned for future episodes. This week, Rev. Nathan opens up our series with God-given, created need for relationships and why love is so necessary for us all.

In this episode, Rev. Nathan Dicks finishes off our series on Revelation with chapter 22:6-21 and encourages us with a last word that Jesus is coming soon!

In this episode, Serena delivers us a good word from Revelation 21:1-22:5 and talks about how we are not home yet, but are moving towards a home where God's presence, power, and purpose will reside.

In this episode, Rev. Nathan Dicks reads from Revelation 20 and talks about Scripture's explanation of evil, its origin, power, and ultimately in the end, its defeat by Jesus.

In this episode, Rev. Nathan Dicks goes through Revelation 17-19 and shows how the sins of the metaphorical city Babylon have not only been ingrained in our personal lives but also the systems and institutions of our world. But Jesus, will come to destroy this evil and bring peace.

In this episode, Serena guides us through Revelation 15-16 and helps us see that God’s just wrath is good news.

In this episode, Rev. Nathan Dicks covers Revelation 12:1-15:4 and speaks on some of the more difficult realities of the Gospel including hell and the spiritual forces at war.

In this episode, Rev. Nathan explores Revelation 8-11 and shows us how there's a message of hope within each trumpet that is sounded. The warning of the trumpets is this - don't place your hope in this world; and the message of the two witnesses - there is hope in heaven. 

In this episode, Rev. Nathan opens up Revelation 6-8:15 and talks about how the seals bring judgment but also assurance to us who have our hope in Jesus.

In this episode, Nathan explores Revelation chapters 4-5 and talks about the One who is worthy of our worship.