Revelation 6 is not a chapter for the faint of heart and in it we see God as glorious in both his mercy and his wrath.

The Book of Revelation, and this passage in particular, wages war on the reductionism that chokes awe in the heart of the humble reader.

In this sermon from the heart of Revelation, Steve reminded us that the almighty God reigns from his throne, so we can bow before him in worship and trust.

In this sermon from Revelation 3, C. J. drew our attention to the divine Giver and called us to humbly receive and gratefully enjoy His good gifts.

In this second sermon from Revelation, Jeff reminded us that those who follow Jesus have the privilege of suffering with Him now and delighting in Him forever.

In this first sermon from our Revelation, Steve showed us that this book teaches us to see the world as it really is and how to live well in the world as we follow Jesus Christ.

In this psalm, the psalmist makes a special announcement and issues a gracious invitation to all nations, and that would include our country as well.

In this sermon, C.J. reminded us to look up and see the majesty of God first in creation and foremost in the face of Jesus Christ.

In this sermon from 1 Corinthians, Bob reminded us that the Spirit both enables and empowers us for our life together as the body of Christ.

In this first sermon from our Revelation, Steve showed us that this book teaches us to see the world as it really is and how to live well in the world as we follow Jesus Christ.