Sermon Overview Scripture Passage: Revelation 1:19 Though the Book of Revelation may seem hard to understand, God wants to make His message plain. The golden key to the Book of Revelation is found in the first chapter. Revelation 1:19 says...
Listen NowSermon Overview Scripture Passage: Revelation 1:1-7, 17-18 The Book of Revelation is the unveiling or unfolding of Jesus Christ; reading it is a study of prophecy for the purpose of loving and worshiping Him more fully. He holds the keys t...
Listen NowSermon Overview Scripture Passage: Revelation 1:7-18 At any moment Jesus may return, as Revelation 1:7 says, “Behold, He is coming with clouds, and every eye will see Him, even they who pierced Him. And all the tribes of the earth will mour...
Listen NowSermon Overview Scripture Passage: Revelation 1:4, 20 The Book of Revelation is full of signs, analogies, and hyperboles; every detail mentioned is symbolic of a grand bigger picture. In chapter 1, our faith is symbolized through numbers, ...
Listen NowSermon Overview Scripture Passage: Revelation 1:1-3 The Book of Revelation is the golden clasp that brings the entire Bible together. It is a book of steadfast hope, dispelling the fog to reveal that the future is here. Revelation 1 gives a...
Listen NowScars tell a story - whether it's our scars or the scars of Jesus. But His scars ARE our scars. You may even find it hard to believe there’s a risen Savior who cares about you and shares your pain. It was hard for Thomas, the disciple of Je...
Listen NowAre you wondering what a city of refuge is and how it deals with Jesus? This message is one example of how God wants people to be saved so much that He fills the Bible with illustrations and pictures! Adrian Rogers explains in detail how Go...
Listen NowPsalm 128 was written to dads. It’s a father’s psalm. If you’re a father, yours is an awesome, fearful assignment in age in which we live. You must lead your family through a minefield. America is not going to be changed until the homes are...
Listen NowIt began in the Garden of Eden when Adam said, "It's her fault," and Eve said, "It's the serpent's fault." Yet we've continued that same game to this day --- blaming others and not accepting responsibility for our lives. How do we break out...
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