Step into the finale of our Inspired series as we trace the Bible’s sweeping story—from creation to the coming Banquet—and learn how to live not just by reading the Word but by doing it. From Psalm 119 to Revelation 19, we’ll discover how Scripture and the Holy Spirit guide our everyday steps, build resilient lives, and lift our eyes to eternity. Get ready for hope, challenge, and a fresh appetite for God’s Word.

This week we were blessed to welcome Dr. Marcia Ogunji, National Children’s Director for our movement (ACUK), as our guest speaker.In her powerful message, “Come Up Here,” Dr. Marcia invites us to draw nearer to God — to press into His presence and the throne room where we are equipped to:🙏 Defend the hope we have in Christ (1 Peter 3:15)💗 Love relationally, with gentleness and respect (John 13:34–35)🌟 Hope confidently, reflecting Christ’s victory (1 Corinthians 15:57)This inspiring word reminds us of our significance to God and challenges us to live out our faith boldly and lovingly in every sphere of life.Dr. Marcia concludes with a beautiful challenge:➡️ What’s your 6-word testimony?A simple yet powerful way to share the story of God’s grace in your life.📖 Take a moment to watch, reflect, and be encouraged to “Come Up Here” — deeper into His presence and purpose.

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Experience Part 6 of our Inspired series as we explore The Bride—how Jesus loves, cleanses, and empowers His church through the Word and the Spirit. From Isaiah 55’s water‑cycle promise to Acts 2’s vibrant community, discover how Scripture feeds us now and plants seed for tomorrow. Be encouraged to “go vertical and horizontal”: pursue God in the Word and prayer, and weave your roots with others in authentic Christian community.

In this message, we step into the throne room of heaven — where John is caught up in the Spirit and sees what no one else had ever seen: the throne, the Lamb, and the worship of heaven.Before Revelation ever shows us tribulation, it shows us adoration.In Revelation 4–5, John is taken up and sees:The throne of God surrounded by glory, lightning, and worship.The 24 elders, representing all God’s redeemed people.The four living creatures, crying “Holy, holy, holy.”The Lamb who was slain, standing at the center of the throne — the only one worthy to open the scroll and fulfill God’s plan for history.🕊️ In a world that feels like it’s falling apart, Revelation 4–5 reminds us that heaven is not in crisis — God is still on the throne, and the Lamb still reigns.🎧 Listen, reflect, and worship:If this is the end of the world… will you lift your eyes to the throne, look to the Lamb, and learn to worship?DISCUSSION NOTES - https://www.canva.com/design/DAG1gCnY...🎵 Music Credits:Song: Is He Worthy?Artist: CeCe WinansAlbum: Believe For It (Deluxe Edition)Writers: Andrew Peterson, Ben ShiveLabel: Fair Trade Services / Pure Springs Gospel℗ 2021 Fair Trade Services, LLC.📀 Original Song Credits:Originally written and performed by Andrew Peterson (2018)#Revelation #EndTimes #WorthyIsTheLamb #Heaven #BibleTeaching #ChristianSermon #Faith #Jesus #Worship #Prophecy #ThroneRoom #Revelation4 #Revelation5 #ChurchOnline

Plot twist: the Bible isn’t about you. It’s about Jesus — and that’s actually the best news ever. In Inspired Part 5: Jesus has entered the building, we look at how every hero, prophecy, and promise points to the ultimate story of love, freedom, and redemption through Christ. Get ready to see Scripture come alive like never before!

When most people think of the book of Revelation, they either avoid it because it feels too confusing… or they obsess over it, trying to decode every headline and every number. But the truth is, Revelation wasn’t written to scare us or confuse us—it was written to bless us (Revelation 1:3). In this message, Dom explores: - What apocalyptic literature really means (hint: it’s not zombies and destruction). - Why Revelation is first and foremost a revelation of Jesus Christ. - How to approach the symbols and visions without getting lost in speculation. - Why the message of Revelation is ultimately one of hope and victory—because the Lamb wins. - Why the book of Revelation makes Dom more emotional than any other book in the Bible. This sermon kicks off a 7-day challenge to read Revelation aloud—not to solve every puzzle, but to encounter Jesus more clearly and to receive the blessing He promises.

If this is the end, what should I expect? Wars. Famines. Earthquakes. Rumours of wars.Jesus said these things would mark the “beginning of birth pains” before His return (Matthew 24:6–8).In this message, Dom looks at:⚔️ How wars have escalated from swords to nuclear weapons.🍞 How famines in the last century have taken more lives than the entire population of the Roman Empire in Jesus’ day.🌎 How earthquakes are increasing in frequency and intensity — just as He foretold.But this isn’t a message of fear — it’s a call to live ready, urgent, and hopeful. Every one of us has a protology (what we believe about our origin) and an eschatology (what we believe about our end). Those two things shape how we live in between.

When most people think of the book of Revelation, they either avoid it because it feels too confusing… or they obsess over it, trying to decode every headline and every number. But the truth is, Revelation wasn’t written to scare us or confuse us—it was written to bless us (Revelation 1:3). In this message, Dom explores:

• What apocalyptic literature really means (hint: it’s not zombies and destruction).
• Why Revelation is first and foremost a revelation of Jesus Christ.
• How to approach the symbols and visions without getting lost in speculation.
• Why the message of Revelation is ultimately one of hope and victory—because the Lamb wins.
• Why the book of Revelation makes Dom more emotional than any other book in the Bible.

This sermon kicks off a 7-day challenge to read Revelation aloud—not to solve every puzzle, but to encounter Jesus more clearly and to receive the blessing He promises. Revelation Reading Plan - www.sunnyhill.church/go

If this is the end, what should I expect? Wars. Famines. Earthquakes. Rumours of wars.Jesus said these things would mark the “beginning of birth pains” before His return (Matthew 24:6–8).In this message, Dom looks at:⚔️ How wars have escalated from swords to nuclear weapons.🍞 How famines in the last century have taken more lives than the entire population of the Roman Empire in Jesus’ day.🌎 How earthquakes are increasing in frequency and intensity — just as He foretold.But this isn’t a message of fear — it’s a call to live ready, urgent, and hopeful. Every one of us has a protology (what we believe about our origin) and an eschatology (what we believe about our end). Those two things shape how we live in between.

This week’s message, explores how God’s story of redemption weaves through even the darkest parts of human history. From Adam to Hosea, we see a faithful God who never gives up on His people — and a love that ultimately leads to Jesus, the bridge between heaven and earth. Be inspired to treasure God’s Word, trust His plan, and find hope even in the broken moments of life!