Peter says Christians are strangers in this world. So what? If we are the different kind of people God says we are, “therefore,” we will live differently. This passage draws the “therefore” conclusions about how we Christians live as strangers in the world but as brothers and sisters to one another.

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Have you ever felt like you don’t belong? Have you ever felt like you don’t fit in somewhere specifically because of your faith in Christ. Join Pastors Steve and Aaron as the discuss Peter’s insight that Christians are like strangers or “exiles,” even in their own homeland.

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A brief introduction to the book of 1 Peter. The new sermon series begins September 20 at our Mill Run campus, and September 27 at our Lytham Road campus.

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Pastor Steve and Aaron wrap up the Revelation series and answer questions from the congregation.

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Much of Revelation can be described as “timely in every time.” But it’s also true that history is going somewhere, and the last chapters of Revelation paint a picture of God’s good and beautiful new creation.

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God triumphs over his enemies, and the world gets to see the just and final judgment of God.  Join Steve and Aaron as they dig into these climactic chapters and ask what it all means for us today.

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The end of Revelation 11 announced that the time had come “to destroy those who destroy the earth.” In these chapters, we meet the enemies of God - the dragon, the Beasts, and the city of Babylon - and consider what makes them so dangerous.

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The seals are opened, the horsemen ride, the trumpets sound, and the prayers of the martyrs are rising. What on earth are we supposed to do with this heavenly revelation? 

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John gets a glimpse into the power center of the universe. What he saw was shockingly counterintuitive. Join Steve and Aaron as they explore the imagery of the throne room of God.

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It’s not just a revelation, it’s also a letter with a sender and some very relatable recipients. Listen as Steve and Aaron discuss how Revelation was written to a diverse group of ancient audiences and what that means when we read over their shoulders.

Click here⁠⁠ (ualc.org/revelationsermons) for videos of the Sunday sermons (beginning at our Mill Run campus on April 12). This episode is the companion to the Week 1 sermon, which was preached on April 12 at our Mill Run campus, or April 19 at our Lytham Rd campus.