As we enter Revelation Chapter 14, we transition from the beast and his prophet to those who have been marked by God. In this weeks message, Pastor Scott Gourley shares how God’s redemptive work leads to true worship, both in heaven and on the earth.

Last week, we were introduced to the antichrist, and we examined how there have been many antichrists throughout history and will be more. As we read further through chapter 13 of Revelation this week, we are introduced to a new player in the story: the False Prophet. In this week’s message, Pastor Scott Gourley shares how this False Prophet deceives the world and how we as Christians can protect ourselves from its lies.

The Antichrist in Revelation is one of the most argued points in all of the book. People are often looking for the signs of who it might be and when it might appear in the world. In this week’s message, Pastor Scott Gourley explains how there have been many anticrists through history that have stood against God and what we are expected to do as Christians in light of that fact.

The story of Philip and the Ethiopian is a rather odd one in the book of Acts, and it is easy to write it off as “God just made a miracle happen.” There is a whole lot more to this story than meets the eye, however. In this week’s message, Pastor Kyle Hall shares what we can learn from this conversion story in the book of Acts.

We come to one of the more mysterious passages in Revelation, titled “The Woman and the Dragon” by many translations of the Bible. There are many different interpretations of this part of the text, and it can become rather confusing for those reading through it. In this week’s message, Pastor Scott Gourley shares how this section relates to both the history and the future of the Church.

We finally reach the point in Revelation where the Kingdom of Heaven comes down to earth, leading to the judgment of the dead. In this week’s passage, Pastor Scott Gourley shares the importance of this transition in the Revelation story and the comfort those who believe can take in it.

There have been a lot of arguments throughout the centuries as to who or what the Witnesses in Revelation 11 are. In this week’s message, Pastor Scott Gourley addresses this question, presenting their relation to the Church and what that means to us today.

Revelation Chapter 10 is a tough read, as it contains some of God’s harshest judgments on the world. In this week’s message, Pastor Scott Gourley shows how these verses paint the picture of just how God’s Sovereignty is displayed in these verses. and how that can be both a comfort and a concern for Christians.

Continuing in Revelation, we see God’s wrath poured out on Sinners, yet we also see God’s mercy being rejected by those who choose to worship idols. In this week’s message, Pastor Scott Gourley explains how we too have idols we worship and what we need to do to make tear them down and worship Jesus alone.

The Fifth Trumpet is unique in Revelation. It is the only time that John states those in Christ will be protected from the coming tribulation. In this week’s message, Pastor Scott Gourley explains how many churches have taken this to mean Christians will not be troubled, but that this is not what this Scripture or the Bible as a whole promises those who follow Jesus.