Save to the Uttermost

Do you love Jesus? If you've been a Christian for a while, you may say "sure". But as Brian Tyndall will point out, in Revelation 2, Jesus talked to believers who left their first love. They no longer loved Jesus, at least not in the way God loves us. So how do we know if we really love Jesus anymore or not? Turn in your Bible to Revelation 2 to find out.

You can't be saved without seeing your sin. But what if you're a good person? Keeping the law, helping people? That's where a rich man in the Bible was coming from. But Jesus zeroed in on his heart, and the man went away very sad. Today, Brian Tyndall brings a message from Luke 18, looking at this man and what we can learn from him. So turn to Luke 18:18, for a today's message.

Providing food, clothes, and a home for your family is a good thing. But if you miss the long-term...if you miss the spiritual...if you miss the eternal, then you've missed it all. Today, Brian Tyndall brings a special message for fathers based on the example of Noah, in the book of Hebrews. Why did Noah build the ark? The Bible says - for the saving of his family. Turn in your Bible to Hebrews 11:7.

Someone once said, "If there's no chocolate in heaven, I'm not goin." Well, no matter how good chocolate is, you ain't seen or heard or tasted nothin' yet! Today on Saved to the Uttermost, Brian Tyndall brings a study on heaven from the last book in the Bible - Revelation. The apostle John was given a glimpse of heaven and attempted to put into words what he saw. So turn in your Bible to Revelation 21 for a study entitled The Reality of Heaven.

You're going to die. That's a nice thought isn't it? But in reality, it's something we need to consider. And because of the fact that eternity is a really, really long time, we ought to consider where we are going to end up. Today, Brian Tyndall will bring a message looking at the lives of two people in the New Testament and the two places they ended up after they died. So turn in your Bible to Luke 16.

The Great White Throne Judgement - a real event that will happen at the end of the world as we know it. How you respond to Jesus will effect if you have to face Him then or not. Will He be your Savior or Judge? Today, Brian Tyndall brings us a study in the book of Revelation, looking at The Great White Throne Judgement and what you can do to avoid it. Turn to the Revelation 20:11.

Jesus Christ is the one true God. In the Ten Commandments, He told us to worship no other gods. He's the Savior of the world and is coming back soon as the Judge of all who refuse to believe and follow Him. Today, Brian teaches from the end of the Bible, Revelation 22, about the last words of God to us, "Surely, I am coming quickly." Grab a Bible and turn to Revelation 22.

In a world that promotes self-esteem, the "self-made man", "it's all about you", wouldn't it make sense to build yourself up? But as we'll learn today from Brian Tyndall, the apostle Paul learned that being the best wasn't what life was all about. Our best does not measure up to God's righteous requirement. But what does? Let's find out as we open our Bibles and turn to Philippians 3.

Having a relationship with Jesus Christ does mean He expects us to obey Him. In fact, Jesus gave His disciples marching orders, just before ascending into Heaven. We call it The Great Commission. And today, Brian Tyndall brings us a study looking at The Great Commission and how we are to obey it, or fulfill it. Turn with us now to Matthew 28:18.

Ever find yourself in "the wilderness"? You know, everything is going wrong. No matter how hard you try, you can't do anything right. Just wandering in circles. Today, Brian Tyndall shows us that many times this wilderness experience happens because we try to go it alone, without God. Our study is in Joshua 1, where God brings the Israelites out of the wilderness into the promised land. Open your Bible to Joshua 1.