In Revelation 19, we see the Marriage Supper of the

Lamb and the return of Jesus as the rider on the white

horse.

Pastor Sean gives an overview of three major

interpretations of Revelation 20 and the thousand-year reign: (1)

Historic Premillennialism (2) Amillennialism and (3)

Premillennniall Dispensationalism. Get out your charts and

graphs!

The Lord's Supper is the New Covenant

transformation of the Passover. In this sermon. Dr. Sean Cole gives

five aspects of the Passover in Exodus 12 that inform how we should

celebrate the Lord's Supper as a church family.

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In his book "Determined to Believe?" mathematician

and apologist John Lennox argues against divine

determinism/compatibilsm as making God immoral and unloving. He

makes the assumption that the Bible assumes a libertarian free will

approach...

In Revelation 17 and 18, we see the fall of Babylon

the prostitute on many waters. She represents all cultures

throughout time that attempt to seduce the world through sexual

immorality, power, and pleasure. God decisively judges her for...

In the Tenth Plague, the LORD has the sovereign right to execute justice against sin. HE also has the sovereign right to provide the ONLY means to escape that justice--the blood of a spotless lamb.

In Revelation 15, the saints in heaven praise the

LORD for His justice and righteousness in executing judgment on a

world in rebellion. In Revelation 16, we see the 7 bowls of God's

wrath poured out on the unrepentant. Both these chapters cause...

In the 9th plague the Lord confronts the false

Egyptian sun god Ra by consuming the entire nation in three days of

darkness that could be felt. The only way to escape spiritual

darkness is to come into the light. Jesus is the light of the world

who...

In Revelation 14, we see two destinies: We first

see those who are redeemed by Jesus and reign with Him in heaven.

The second group are those who will endure the wrath of God in

eternal conscious torment in hell. This passage is a sobering

reminder of...

Everyone has a way in which they view the world, make decisions, and operate in life. How does the Bible serve as the ultimate authority and foundation for the way we live and engage our culture? What exactly is a Biblical worldview?