Heaven and Hell are real places, representing blessedness and condemnation. We must live our lives mindful of eternity, concerned about our friends, family, neighbors, and co-workers.

Evil is real. Since the beginning of time, there has been a war between good and evil. We each live our lives in the middle of that battle! How do you win that battle when evil isn’t just “out there” but “in here?"

Suffering and tribulations are a fact of life, but one day all suffering will cease. God will fix (redeem) suffering for His glory and for all eternity!

Jesus is worthy of my deepest devotion because He suffered and died for me, purchasing me to reign and rule in God’s service.

We are in a relationship with a faithful, all-powerful and Holy God! Our destiny is to live for His glory and find ourselves in worship of Him. Will you make your heart a throne-room for God?

Pastor Brad continues looking at the 7 letters to the 7 churches. We looked at the letter to the church in Philadelphia and Laodicea. God is calling us to walk through open doors. Do you hear him knocking?

Pastor Jason continued looking at the 7 churches found in Revelation. He focus on two churches specifically—Thyatira and Sardis. The letters to these churches urged them to wake up and to not compromise. How are we doing at this today?

In Revelation 2 we see Jesus talking to the 7 different churches. 7 is the number of wholeness. Letters are penned to the churches in Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamum, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea. Each letter was specifically written to each church and contained praise and rebuke. These messages in the letters are themes that are relevant to our churches today.

When you give Jesus your life, he renovates it. He pulls out the old and puts in what is new. He fixes what is broken. When you give Jesus your life He makes all things new.

Pastor Brad looks at a Vision of Jesus. We see that Jesus has all authority, power, and wisdom. Because of who Jesus is we can follow Him with confidence.