Pastor Rod Collins emphasizes the victorious role of Jesus as the Lamb who was slain, highlighting how the prayers of the saints are preserved in heaven and how Jesus' sacrifice transcends all tribes, tongues, and nations. He paints a vivid picture of the worship in heaven, where millions of angels and creatures honor Christ with endless praise for his power, wisdom, and glory. Pastor Rod calls on believers to embrace this eternal scene of worship, reminding them of the joy and fulfillment that comes with praising Jesus, who alone is worthy to open the scroll and redeem mankind.

Pastor Rod Collins explores the vision of worship in heaven from Revelation 4, where both angelic beings and the 24 elders continuously praise God for His holiness, greatness, and creative power. John’s vision serves as a guide for how believers on Earth should worship, mirroring heaven’s unceasing adoration and surrender to God. Pastor Rod challenges the congregation to live a life of worship, responding fully to who God is and all He has done, just as the heavenly hosts cast their crowns before the throne.

In this service, Pastor Rod Collins explores how God opens doors of opportunity, even for those with little strength, and how we must trust His sovereignty to walk through them. Pastor Rod emphasizes that Jesus calls us to rely on His strength, recognize the doors He opens, and step forward in faith despite challenges. By listening to the Holy Spirit, we can seize these divine opportunities, transforming our lives and fulfilling God’s purpose.

Pastor Garrett Castro explores Jesus’ message to the Church of Laodicea from Revelation 3, highlighting the dangers of lukewarm faith, self-sufficiency, and spiritual complacency. Through powerful analogies and practical insights, Pastor Garrett reminds us of the importance of keeping Christ at the center of our lives and the church, resisting the subtle compromises that pull us away. Jesus is continually pursuing us, offering real treasure and intimacy, and the question is—will we let Him in?

Pastor Rod Collins examines Jesus’ letter to the church in Sardis from Revelation 3, where despite a reputation for being alive, the church is declared spiritually dead. He emphasizes the dangers of self-reliance and the absence of the Holy Spirit, urging the church to wake up, strengthen what remains, and repent. By following these directives, believers can move from spiritual decline to renewed life in Christ, walking in His purity and righteousness.

Pastor Matt Higgins teaches from Revelation 2, where Jesus addresses the church in Thyatira with both commendation and correction. Despite their impressive love, service, and patience, Jesus rebukes them for tolerating a false prophetess, Jezebel, who leads them into moral compromise and idolatry. By revealing Himself as the Holy One with eyes like flames of fire, Jesus calls us to understand His holiness and live in light of His consuming purity, urging us to repent and remain steadfast in our faith.

Pastor Rod Collins explores Jesus’ message to the Church of Smyrna in Revelation 2:8-11, a church facing extreme persecution and suffering. Unlike other churches, Smyrna receives only encouragement and affirmation, with Jesus reminding them—and us—of His eternal presence and victory over death. Join us as we unpack how to find comfort and strength in Christ amidst life’s greatest challenges.

Pastor Rod Collins delivers a message from Revelation 2, asking us to consider what Jesus might say if He sends us an email. He focuses on the challenges faced by the church in Ephesus, praising their hard work and perseverance but cautioning them—and us—against losing their first love for Christ. Pastor Rod emphasizes the importance of remembering, repenting, and returning to that initial passion for Jesus, urging us to reflect on our own spiritual journey.

Pastor Rod Collins dives into the profound question, "Who is Jesus Christ today?" by exploring the first chapter of the Book of Revelation. He discusses the powerful vision that the Apostle John had of the resurrected Jesus, emphasizing His continued presence with, and guidance for, the Church. As he unpacks the symbolic imagery and descriptions during this series, we'll explore what it means for us to live in the light of Christ, especially during challenging times, and how Jesus remains our ever-present High Priest, who is both with us and for us.

Pastor Rod Collins begins a deep dive into the Book of Revelation, exploring its significance as the unveiling of Jesus Christ. He emphasizes that understanding the end times, as revealed in this final book of the Bible, can transform the way we live today. Pastor Rod encourages everyone, whether familiar with Revelation or not, to engage with this series to experience the profound blessings that come from knowing Jesus more deeply.