Revelation 4:1-11 - In Revelation 4 we get the description of the throne and the activity surrounding it. Join Pastor Rob to find out the details and be challenged in our own view of the throne and how we worship.

Revelation 20 - Join Pastor Rob for more of a teaching than preaching. As we go through Revelation, it’s important to know the perspective from which it’s being taught. Why premillennial vs. amillennial or postmillennial?

Revelation - Join elder Stan Falkenhagen as he recaps the letters to the Churches in Revelation. Along the way, we learn how God wants to speak to us and how He’s spoken and worked in Stan’s life. What would Jesus’ letter to the Bridge be? What would He say to you? Those who have an ear, let them hear what the Spirit says.

Revelation 3:14-22 - Elder Josh Bell shares the letter to the Church of Laodicea. What does Jesus telling the Church that they are neither cold nor hot? What are the reasons and dangers of being lukewarm? Join us to learn the importance of the church community and what it means when Jesus says He stands at the door and knocks.

Revelation 3:7-13 - We learn in the letter to the Church in Philadelphia that Jesus is the true one, unlike the idols of the day (past or present). What doors is God opening for you? What doors is He shutting?

Revelation 2:12-29 - This week we look at the parallels between the letters to the churches of Pergamum and Thyatira. What is God calling us up into? How does God see us and how do we reflect Him each day?

Revelation 2:8-11 - John relays Jesus’ message to Smyrna. Join us to learn about the history of Smyrna and the people at that time. Would we preach Jesus to a lost world regardless of whether or not we have the material comforts that bless (or distract) us? If things we take for granted are gone in a moment, would we press on for Christ?

Luke 6:27-36 - We learn from Jesus to love our enemies. Who are our enemies? How do they differ from our neighbors? Do we make exceptions to this rule, determining we do not have to love certain people or people groups? How does Jesus' story of the good Samaritan challenge our thinking? Join us in not only hearing but listening to the words of Jesus and letting them transform our lives.

Revelation 2:1-7 - What can we take from the letter to the Church in Ephesus? We learn they did things very well, but the complaint comes in how they don't love as they did at first. How do we pursue Christ with the same love we had at 'first'?

Revelation 1:9-20 - This week we learn from the Apostle John’s experiences, and how they speak to us today. Jesus’ words to John should encourage the church today as we seek to share the Gospel with the lost. Are we ushering in God’s presence, seeking Him, and pursuing Jesus above all to equip and empower us for His purposes? Or are we content to add church to our to-do list for the week?