How long, O Lord? How long till justice is done? How long do we have to wait till wrongs are made right? That question is asked in 1000 B.C. in Psalm 13; in A.D. 95 in Revelation 6 and it is being asked today in 2020?

How long, O Lord? How long till justice is done? How long do we have to wait till wrongs are made right? That question is asked in 1000 B.C. in Psalm 13; in A.D. 95 in Revelation 6 and it is being asked today in 2020?

We come today to one of the most intriguing and debated topics in prophecy, the rapture. What is it? When is it? Why is it? The what and why, not so hard. Now the when, that is where the fun is.

We come today to one of the most intriguing and debated topics in prophecy, the rapture. What is it? When is it? Why is it? The what and why, not so hard. Now the when, that is where the fun is.

Welcome home! I say that knowing we have more people online today than here present, and for many that will be best for a while. But here or online I think we all respect that the church is a people who gather. I’m grateful for technology and what it enabled us to do during this time our nation, our Commonwealth is figuring this out. But I can tell you this, I don’t want to watch heaven online. I want to be there, and gathering and worshiping is practicing, preparing for being there. Open your Bible with me to Revelation 4-5 as we look at two of the most beautiful, powerful, stunning chapters in the Bible.

Welcome home! I say that knowing we have more people online today than here present, and for many that will be best for a while. But here or online I think we all respect that the church is a people who gather. I’m grateful for technology and what it enabled us to do during this time our nation, our Commonwealth is figuring this out. But I can tell you this, I don’t want to watch heaven online. I want to be there, and gathering and worshiping is practicing, preparing for being there. Open your Bible with me to Revelation 4-5 as we look at two of the most beautiful, powerful, stunning chapters in the Bible.

Today we continue our study in Revelation. We are at the end of Jesus’ messages to seven churches in the first century, and messages to The Heights Baptist, to you and me. Today we look at churches 2 and 6, Smyrna and Philadelphia, two great churches.

Today we continue our study in Revelation. We are at the end of Jesus’ messages to seven churches in the first century, and messages to The Heights Baptist, to you and me. Today we look at churches 2 and 6, Smyrna and Philadelphia, two great churches.

American Christians enjoy a freedom that has been largely unknown by Christians of other times and cultures. And yet, we have as little influence as ever before. How can we have so much and it mean so little? Jesus’ message to 3 churches 2000 years ago might shed some light on this. Look with me this morning to Revelation 2:12-3:6.

American Christians enjoy a freedom that has been largely unknown by Christians of other times and cultures. And yet, we have as little influence as ever before. How can we have so much and it mean so little? Jesus’ message to 3 churches 2000 years ago might shed some light on this. Look with me this morning to Revelation 2:12-3:6.