Chapter 18 of Revelation continues with the judgment of Babylon. In this week’s message, Pastor Scott Gourley shares how ancient Babylon relates to us now and the warnings for Christians to not bow down to it.

As we continue in Revelation, we come to the pronouncement of judgment on Babylon. In this week’s message, Pastor Scott Gourley shows how the Babylon in Revelation compares to what we see in society now and how, no matter how hard things will get for the saints, Jesus has and will ultimately overcome the world.

Despite all of the judgments and plagues poured out on mankind coming into Revelation 16, people refuse to repent and submit to God. In this week’s message, Pastor Scott Gourley shows how we would do the same apart from the Spirit’s working in our lives and how God’s ultimate judgment against man is just and loving.

David is often called a man after God’s own heart. This does not mean he did not sin, however; far from it. In this week’s message, Pastor Kyle hall breaks down Psalm 51, David’s confession to God after committing adultery and murder, and shows us how we can use it as a model for confessing our own sins.

The world often asks how a loving and just God can pour out his wrath on people. In this week’s sermon, Pastor Scott Gourley shows how God’s justice can only be accomplished through His wrath against sin.

A little bit of a shorter message this week, as the Children’s Performance was this Sunday. In this week’s message, Pastor Scott Gourley shares how the glimpse of Christ we receive at this time of year points to the reality of why he came to earth.

We refer to Christmas as the Advent season, where we both look back to what was accomplished through Christ’s birth and look forward to what will be accomplished when Christ returns. In this week’s message, Pastor Scott Gourley shows how Isaiah prophesied the Joy that would come both from the birth of the Messiah and His eventual return.

As we enter the Advent Season, we look at Isaiah’s promise of a coming Messiah who would save Israel. In this week’s message, Pastor Scot Gourley shares how Jesus fulfilled this promise and what that means for us today.

Whether we are facing sin or some other ongoing trials in our life, we often ask the Lord to act in a mighty way to remove the problem. In this week’s message, Erik Maness shares how many times God uses those struggles to get us to rely more upon Him.

Moving through Chapter 14 of Revelation, we see God reaching out one last time before He beings His judgment, but the people of the world still refuse to listen. In this week’s message, Pastor Scott explains what the coming wrath of God is and how this relates to us as Christians now.