What can we learn from John’s vision in Revelation 10 and 11 of the temple, the two witnesses and the seventh trumpet? The darker the world gets — The brighter your witness will be! Regardless of whether the vision is symbolic or literal, we know as Christians we are the Temple of God, and we are God’s witnesses on earth until Christ returns. This means just like the two witnesses in Revelation 10-11, we are called to share and live out Jesus’ message like prophets, serve others in love like priests and live justly like kings.

“The seven angels prepared to blow the seven trumpets.” Revelation 8:6 What do the seven trumpets represent? How is God’s judgment and mercy revealed in the seven trumpets? What can we learn from the peoples response to the trumpet judgements?

In Revelation 6 and 7, we see the first six seals broken in John’s heavenly vision.  In today’s sermon, we learn that there are a few viable, scripture-backed and thoughtful interpretations of this passage. Listen to better understand the meaning of Revelation, and how to live in response to this vision of the Day of The Lord. 

Do you ever look around and think the world - and even the church - are getting worse? It’s true that things will get worse before getting better, but we have to remember that things have been far worse over the course of history.  John’s letters to the churches in Asia Minor show us that the world and the church were facing some pretty difficult situations. And there is a lot we can learn from them!

Do you ever look around and think the world - and even the church - are getting worse? It’s true that things will get worse before getting better, but we have to remember that things have been far worse over the course of history.  John’s letters to the churches in Asia Minor show us that the world and the church were facing some pretty difficult situations. And there is a lot we can learn from them!

Have you ever read The Book of Revelation? Most people have not, and if they have, they said it was very confusing! Even though Revelation is challenging to read, we have to remember it's God's Word and He gave it to us for a purpose! Listen to today's sermon as we dive head first into the deep end of Revelation.

We have a responsibility to one another as children of God. Scripture is written to a community of believers; we are called to build into that community. James 5:19 (MSG) tells us that one part of our responsibility is to “show mercy to those whose faith is wavering.” In today’s message we're wrapping up our James series with encouragement to look beyond ourselves and look out for the faith of others.

Do you access the power of prayer as you follow Jesus? Many of us are missing out by approaching prayer without awareness of God's power. In today's sermon, we learn how to find hope in Jesus and how to truly understand the power of prayer - even when our prayers seem to go unanswered.

James 5:15-16 explains the healing power found in prayer and confession.  Today’s sermon gives a Biblical explanation of what unconfessed sin does to our prayers, how confession heals us, and the power of praying for one another.  Listen to today's message to learn more, or watch the service livestream on YouTube: https://youtube.com/live/cq8xt8rpoLU

Are you sick or suffering? Waiting for God to answer a prayer you've been praying? Or experiencing disappointment because His answer is no? Many of us are missing out on the power of prayer by being unaware of God's power. In today's message, we learn how to find hope in Jesus, even when our prayers seem to go unanswered.