Revelation: Trusting God in Difficult Times Chapter 9

In Revelation 9 we see that the appropriate response to God's judgement is to repent and turn to God.

Guest Speaker Jason Weber joins us for orphan Sunday. Using imagery from Deuteronomy 24:19-22, Jason challenges us with the question "what would God have me leave in the field?"

Pastor Craig continues the series on Revelation with a sermon on chapter 7.

The visual theology of Revelation 6 - The Judgement of God and the hope of the believer.

In Revelation 5 we see the Scroll, The Lamb and the Worship of the Lamb

Pastor Craig Cabaniss shows how Revelation chapters 4 and 5 are like glasses that enable one to glimpse God's glory and understand the focus of the whole book.

In Revelation 3:14-22 the church of Laodicea sees what it means to be truly rich.

Discover the transformative power of a seemingly weak church community. The discussion highlights how God uses ordinary individuals to achieve extraordinary things, exemplified by the church in Philadelphia. It delves into themes of perseverance and maintaining faith amidst external challenges. The speakers reflect on the importance of small, faithful actions over grand achievements, especially in tough times. Listeners are encouraged to trust in God and embrace endurance, revealing how strength can often emerge from vulnerability.

A guest speaker humorously shares insights from his ordination and the church of Thyatira's message. The discussion highlights their commendable love but warns against accepting immoral teachings. Exploring faith, love, and vigilance, it underscores the importance of community integrity. Listeners are encouraged to embrace God’s grace and future hope, remaining steadfast in their faith. Lastly, it emphasizes the importance of fearing the Lord and community accountability, fostering unity and repentance in navigating spiritual life.