In this episode, we dive into Revelation 20 and explore the much-debated “millennial reign of Christ.” What does John mean by a thousand years? Is it literal or symbolic? We’ll walk through the three major interpretations—premillennialism, amillennialism, and postmillennialism—highlighting the strengths and challenges of each view. While Christians have long disagreed on the details, we’ll emphasize what all traditions affirm: Christ will return, evil will be defeated, the dead will be raised, and God’s people will dwell with him forever.

One week after the shocking assassination of Charlie Kirk, we pause to reflect on what this moment reveals about the spiritual, cultural, and political climate in America. In this episode, we discuss how the church is responding, where it must exercise discernment, and how believers can remain rooted in the gospel amid turmoil and polarization. This conversation wrestles with grief, division, and the call to be a faithful witness of Christ in a fractured nation.

Walk through Revelation 19 with Pastor Matt as he unpacks heaven’s “Hallelujahs,” the marriage supper of the Lamb, and what it means for the church to live faithfully as the bride of Christ. Discover how worship, justice, intimacy with God, and communion all point us toward the ultimate hope of Christ’s return.

Tragedy shakes us. But what if grief isn’t the end of the story? In this message, Pastor Matt reflects on Charlie Kirk’s death, the hope of resurrection, and why the church must stand bold in love and truth.

A pastoral reflection on the death of Charlie Kirk and the hope Christians have in Christ. Drawing from Revelation 19, this message explores grieving with hope, God’s justice, the marriage supper of the Lamb, and the call to bold, faithful witness in a broken world.

Revelation 16 brings us face to face with the bowls of God’s wrath and the famous prophecy of Armageddon. In this study, we walk verse by verse through the chapter, exploring the imagery of the bowls, their connection to the Exodus plagues, and the way God’s judgment is both just and purposeful.

In this episode, we explore Revelation 15 and its powerful message for the church today. Pastor Matt unpacks the doctrines of the clarity and sufficiency of Scripture, reminding us that God’s Word is understandable and enough for salvation and faithful living—not just for scholars, but for children and ordinary believers too.

From there, we turn to the vivid imagery of Revelation 15: the seven angels with the final plagues, the sea of glass mingled with fire, and the saints who stand victorious, singing the song of Moses and the song of the Lamb. What does it mean to “conquer the beast” rather than escape suffering? How does this vision connect to Israel’s deliverance through the Red Sea? And how does it shape our hope and endurance today?

Along the way, we wrestle with the nature of apocalyptic literature, why some passages are hard to interpret, and how to keep our focus on what Scripture makes clear instead of getting lost in speculation. Most of all, this episode centers our eyes on Christ—the One who did not escape death but conquered it, and in whose victory we share.

If you’re looking for encouragement to stay faithful in a confusing world, clarity about God’s Word, and hope rooted in the triumph of Jesus, this teaching from Revelation 15 is for you.

Explore Revelation 14 through the lens of truth, holiness, and wholehearted devotion to Christ. This Bible study exposes the enemy’s deception, unpacks the meaning of spiritual adultery, and challenges believers to follow the Lamb with complete obedience. Discover how Scripture calls us to purity of heart, integrity, and the cost of true discipleship in light of God’s coming judgment.

In this teaching we explore the meaning of the two beasts and 666 in Revelation 13.

Explore Revelation 12 in this deep, scripture-centered Bible study as Pastor Matt unpacks the cosmic battle between good and evil, the identity of the woman and the dragon, and the church’s calling to bear Christ into the world. Learn how God’s presence breaks into our lives, how Satan is cast down, and why the church must reclaim its role as both mother and witness in these last days.