The Book of Revelation draws from many different books of the Bible, all of which help us to gain a better understanding of what's to come. When it comes to the antichrist spoken of in Revelation, Paul's letter to the Thessalonians is a crucial element of interpretation. In today's message, Pastor Bill reflects on the role that both the Church and The Spirit play leading up to the antichrist. In his study, you'll learn that as a believer and follower of Christ, you play a role in restraining evil, no matter your location.

Chances are you've run into your fair skeptics regarding the Bible, especially when it comes to the Book of Revelation. While one can't argue that some of the visions are rather bizarre, there are key historical events that indicate we're all the closer to that which has yet to come. As Pastor Bill discusses in his message today, the restoration of Israel as a nation is nothing to scoff at. In his study, you'll learn the significance of Israel not only becoming a nation but regaining the capital after two millennia.

The Book of Revelation is unique on many fronts. Perhaps more notably for its promise of a blessing to those who read it, but that it also lays out “that which has come to pass, and that which is yet to happen.” In today's message, Pastor Bill takes a unique approach to the Book of Revelation regarding its depiction of things to come. In his study, you'll learn about the writing style of the Apostle Paul and how he takes us into the future as believers. Are you ready for a trip through time? Be sure to pay close attention to this exciting message!

Perhaps one of the most liberating feelings we can have as believers is to know that we're no longer slaves to sin. However, many of us would agree that it's not always the easiest mindset to maintain and truly live by as we struggle in our own ways. In today's message, Pastor Bill will encourage you to meditate on the reality that if you indeed belong to Christ, you're a new creation. In his study, you'll be reminded what it means to be forgiven by the Blood of the Lamb, the ultimate offering for sin.

As believers and followers of Christ, it can be all too easy for us to fall into the trap of looking to Jesus as a comparison, rather than a shepherd. As you're probably well aware, this inevitably leads to a sense of condemnation, rather than the peace of knowing we're in Christ. As Pastor Bill will remind you in his message today, Jesus is both guiding and saving us on a daily basis. In his study, you'll be encouraged to take heart in knowing that we have a great Shepherd who mightily saves, and is worthy of all.

In today's message, Pastor Bill will share with you about heaven. If you've accepted Jesus Christ as your Lord and personal savior, when you pass from this life, you'll go to be with Jesus in heaven forever. You haven't earned this gift because of good deeds or lack of bad decisions. This gift of eternity with God is given on the basis of Christ's imputed righteousness to you. In Heaven, there will be no more pain, no more crying, only peace, and contentment. There we will sing the praises of God forevermore.

In today's message, Pastor Bill will remind you that God's creation can speak to us in a variety of ways. The mountains created by God seem to speak of His incredible strength and power, every sunset beautiful painting from God Himself. The vastness of space and the universe, all speaks to His greatness and the omnipotence of God... So take a moment to look around you, find the creation that might just be in your backyard, and see what it could be saying to you about the incredible character of God.

In today's message, Pastor Bill will share with you about worship and what it means to worship God. The word worship in essence means to ascribe worth to something. So if we are worshipping God, that means that we are ascribing worth to Him... But why? We worship God because not only did He see fit to give us life here on Earth but He also saw fit to redeem us. Because of the sin in our lives, we are separate from God... But in His grace and mercy, He chooses to redeem us to Himself through Jesus.

Jesus is the high priest of a new order. The Levitical priesthood of the Old Testament was responsible for the sacrifices and maintenance of the temple. Without the Levitical priesthood, sacrifices would go unmade, the incense would never be lit, and the showbread would never be put out. Your average farmer or business person couldn't make their own sacrifices, the priests could only make sacrifices. Now, in Jesus, He has made us our own priests, we need no mediator between us and God.

Jesus came to the Earth once in the form of a human, He lived a perfect life and died and was resurrected... All with the intention and promise that He would come back a second time. The first Jesus came, He came to bring salvation and healing, at His second coming Jesus will come back for His children. We as believers will be taken up to be with Him in heaven for eternity. He's prepared a perfect place for each of us, there we will spend the rest of time singing praises to the Lord God Almighty.