When the Lamb opens the first seal, a rider comes out on a white horse.  He looks like a hero, and the world will believe he is, but he is not.  He is the Antichrist.

Heaven stood helpless and John wept loudly.  No one was worthy to open the book.  Then the Lion was announced, and the Lamb came forward.
Communion Sunday

Chapters 4 & 5 of Revelation compare and contrast the glory found at the throne of God.  Chapter four, before introducing the Lamb that was slain is glorious.  We will see that this week.

Guest speaker, Bruce Morock, teaches on God's faithfulness.

Revelation is a difficult book.  The frightening language and descriptions often scare us away.  But it is a book that also promises blessings on those who read it.  This sermon will share some principles that will bring understanding the book within our reach.  I think we’ll find blessings that don’t wait for the future, but find us today.

We love to receive forgiveness, but find it difficult to give forgiveness.  God forgives (almost) every sin; and He asks us to do the same.

Behave Like a Christian

Checking in with the Boss

Answering the Atheist

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