Truth Matters Church

Paul said of believers, -now you are Light in the Lord- walk as children of Light.- As the moon reflects the light of the sun, so must we reflect the goodness and holiness of our perfect Lord.

Was the description Apostle John gave of the glorified Christ just beautiful poetry, or do those attributes have deeper meaning and tell us even more about our Savior- Today Pastor Alex explores this as we continue our verse by verse study of Revelation.

Our behavior as believers matters. A professing Christian is called to live by a high standard which reflects Christ in a dark world. Today we look more deeply at this in our weekly devotional, based on Eph. 5-3-5

The Lord's Day... what exactly does this mean- Is it just a religious way of referring to Sunday or does Scripture provide clear meaning to this term we see in Revelation 1-10- The truth revealed in God's Word may shock many believers-

Our imitation of Christ's love is a familiar and pleasant scent that wafts up to the Father's throne, a perfume that reminds Him of His Son's ultimate obedience and sacrifice to save the lost.

-In the tribulation.- The phrase means so many things to different people, but what does the Bible really say about -the tribulation-- What is it, who goes through it, and is it more than one event- Today we explore this in our expository study of Revelation.

While others have been raised from the dead, especially during Jesus's ministry, all of them died again. Their resurrection was temporary. But not Christ- He rose in eternal victory and therein is our hope and promise.

In Rev 1-8 the apostle John quotes the Lord as saying -I am the Alpha and the Omega.- It's important to know what member of the Godhead said this- The Father- The Son- The Holy Spirit- All three-- Today we unpack this statement as we continue our expository study of Revelation.

Bitterness, wrath, anger, clamor, slander, and malice. It's plain these things are not fruits of the Holy Spirit nor the outward works and evidence of a Christian who is united in and walking closely with the Spirit of Christ. Yet, if we are truly honest with ourselves, it is easy to see how we can allow such sins to creep in without much notice.

In Revelation 1-7 we read that 'every eye will see' Jesus coming with the clouds. Today we look at what this means and what the whole of Scripture has to say about this statement. As usual, the answer is quite a bit more powerful than first meets the eye-