Pastor Mike Thomas reviews his message from last week about Christ and Him crucified, further expounding upon what Jesus's sacrificial death on the cross accomplished for us. He concludes with a bit of his testimony.

Neal Moody continues covering the messages to the last three of the seven churches mentioned, comparing them with today and exploring spiritual and natural applications for the advice given by Jesus to those churches.

Pastor Mike Thomas reminds us of our inability to keep the Law and how the animal sacrifices during the Old Testament were insufficient, but how Jesus was the only perfect sacrifice that could fully atone for our sins and please God. He continues by using scripture and examples of how the message of the cross can be foolishness, offensive, or a stumbling block to many, even within the church.

Neal Moody reviews the first chapter of Revelation and breaks down the messages to the first four of the seven churches listed.

Aaron Williams expounds upon some of the functions and names of the Holy Spirit as described in the New Testament.

Neal Moody reviews his introduction to the enigmatic book of Revelation and combs through the first chapter, verse by verse.

Roland Gehman shares part of his testimony and some personal experiences of learning how to hear from God while encouraging us to learn how God speaks to each us differently. He also encourages us to have confidence when we wait, listen, and hear God speaking to us, not to writing it off as our own thoughts or imaginations.

Neal Moody gives an introduction to the enigmatic book of Revelation, pointing out some of its unique aspects as well as showcasing differing views within the church on this book.

One of our visitors, Dave, briefly shares what God had put on his heart about tarrying with the Lord. Pastor Mike Thomas then reminds us that this month is the 5th anniversary of the beginning of The Ark, reminding us of where God has led us and things on which He has instructed us. He cautions us not to settle when we have a new encounter with God, because He wants us to move from glory to glory, not settling for less than what He wants.

Steve and Brenda Smith begin with a proclamation of scripture. Steve continues by addressing several different topics pertinent to the church. He also speaks on the significance of the individual believer and some mistakes the church has inadvertently made and unbiblical mindsets we have accepted. At the end, David Sillman and his fiancee Sam share about how God worked and moved mightily during their recent trip to Egypt.