Today we are continuing our slow and steady trek through the book of Revelation. This morning we’ll be covering chapters 8 & 9 which deals with the trumpet judgments of God. As more and more of the apocalyptic curtain is
Call to Hear If you’ve been paying attention to the progression taking place in our study of Revelation then you may have noticed that the level of intensity, drama and suffering has steadily increased with each new chapter. At the
“God is in control of the whole process and God is concerned for his people. So, though apocalyptic judgments be loosed against all mankind, believers included, God’s people need never be dismayed. They will be preserved no matter what the tribulation”.
The death of a loved one is a grueling journey. In August it will be ten years since my mother died. I can remember, in vivid detail, the days leading up to her death like they happened yesterday. All of
Christmas, for a child, is full of anticipation. Am I right kids? What are you excited about today? Christmas! That’s right! For those of us who are older, do you feel that same sense of enthusiasm and excitement about Christmas
In her book, The Gospel Comes with a House Key, Rosaria Butterfield tells a story of two church members who had been caught in sexual sin. She also talks about how the church handled it and how the two men
“A weary world rejoices…” You might think I borrowed those words from a recent headline unless you are familiar with the great songs of Christmas. Actually, the line comes from one of the most famous Christmas carols, “O Holy Night.”
Christmas is almost here. Little ones have been waiting, anxiously waiting for the big morning to arrive. They are expecting to find some of the things…no, let’s face the facts, they are expecting to see everything under the tree they’ve
In our parable for today we’ll hear Jesus tell a story that drives home the need for us to be watchful and ready. Now, we can hear those words I’ve just spoken and run with them in any number of
