Jesus' genealogy is full of Easter Eggs, and no not the ones you stuff full of candy and hide on Easter. Easter eggs are also like hidden messages. In the genealogy of Jesus that Matthew shares at the beginning of his gospel, he is trying to share a message with us. Tune in to find out what that message is as we begin the advent season!

This is our last sermon in this series and the final church that is addressed in the book of Revelation is Laodicea, which is perhaps most known for being lukewarm. By reading the Bible we know that God does not want us to be lukewarm in our faith or in our actions towards Him. Tune in to discover instead what can be done to be on fire for God and what will happen when we do that.

As we have been studying the seven letters sent to the seven churches in Revelation, we have seen Jesus present in front of these churches rewards for good behavior and promised discipline for bad behavior. The letter to the church of Philadelphia is a perfect example for the type of church that will receive God's blessings, and what those blessings look like.

This week we take a little break from our To the Church series to talk about seeing people for how God sees people. Tune in as Pastor Craig shares what Jesus saw. what he felt, and what he did when he came into contact with people.

This week, the church at Pergamum is addressed. This church had a problem of allowing a false teacher to remain in their midst because of weak leadership. This false teacher is referred to as a Jezebel. Ultimately, the question for this church, which extends to us, is are you going to follow Jesus or Jezebel because you can't follow both.

We have come to the third church out of the seven mentioned in the book of Revelation; the church in Pergamum. Similar to the church in Ephesus, Pergamum is both complimented and given a complaint. In this church, false teachers were allowed to influence people. Tune in to hear not just about how God told this church to fix this problem, but how we can apply it to ourselves and our church now.

This week we turn our focus to the church of Smyrna, the only church to not receive correction. The church of Smyrna was enduring a lot of persecution, and from their example, we too can learn what to do under the pressure of persecution.

This week we unpack the first letter to the first church, the church of Ephesus. While Ephesus is doing several things right, we discover that they have lost their love of Christ. Listen along to hear about what the result of this can be for not only the church of Ephesus, but the Church today.

In the first part of revelation, Jesus is using John to get a message out to his church, trying to get them, like he tries to get us, to listen to His voice. In this first sermon in this series, we will look at the reason for this letter to the church, what John saw of Jesus, and what our response should be.

In part two of this two week mini sermon series, Pastor Craig shares advanced relationship skills 11-22 that can be drawn out from Paul's letter to Philemon. Tune in and let the wisdom of this book speak into your life.