In this sermon, we hear the last words John writes before his death--words that can sustain us for the days to come and prepare us for eternal glory.

The beautiful and breathtaking images of the new heaven, the new earth and the new Jerusalem introduced in chapter 21 actually pale into insignificance when we come to Revelation chapter 22.

This passage is designed to capture and expand our imaginations. To stir our emotions with the beauty and glory of what is to come.

As we near the end of our Revelation series, this sermon gave us a glimpse of a our future--a transformed world for a treasured people.

This passage is a gracious gift from God warning us about the coming judgement day so that we might make ourselves ready and live THIS day in light of THAT day.

In this sermon, guest speaker Mark Prater reminded us that Christology is foundational to our doctrinal commitments as a church as well as how we live our common life together.

In this message, Caleb reminded us that God has redeemed us so that through adoption we might live in the fullness of our identity as children of God.

This passage prepares us not simply for the return to ordinary life following Christmas, but more importantly it prepares us for our conflict with the great red dragon that we are tempted to forget or ignore particularly the day after Christmas.

Revelation 12 is the cosmic Christmas story about a dragon, a damsel in distress, and the long-awaited dragon slayer.

In these highly debated verses, John reminds us that a Christian will be undaunted when he knows that his cause is glorious and his future is secure.