Who is in charge? Does it seem like the world is spiraling out of control? Maybe it’s political unrest… Do you know what the economy will do next week, not to say anything about next year? Natural disasters seem to be getting worse every time they happen. In spite of all the evidence to the contrary, Jesus is in charge. Want to hear how? Watch!
Imagine Your Home
I can only imagine how wonderful it will be. We get to stand before our God in all his glory. No more cancer. No more addiction. On Saints Triumphant Sunday we’ll look at heaven and what it will be like.
The Last Day
The world will end one day. Sound a little ominous on the heels of Halloween? It’s not. God spends plenty of time on the Last Day in the Bible. Should we fear the coming of the end or look forward to the day like the birthday of our youth? Watch to find out!
End Times
The end of the world may seem like a far-fetched idea when every day seems to go on just like the last. More certain than the day of your death is Jesus’ return to end the world and judge the living and the dead. What exactly does God say about that Last Day? Find out today as we continue our series on the 500th Anniversary of the Reformation.
Promise of the King
This Sunday we will close out the season of End Times and our sermon series Sundays of Promise. It is Christ the King Sunday. No matter who calls the White House home or no matter who leads the nations of the world, Jesus is our King. On the Last Day every knee will bow before him.
Promise of the Resurrection
There are few sights more exhilarating than looking over the peak of a mountain. I suppose some of what make the sight so wonderful is how difficult it can be to climb the mountain in the first place, but even if you are sitting in the comfort of your living room watching the experience in HD, it’s still pretty cool. As you look over the peaks and valleys it’s impossible to see everything in between and difficult to gauge the distance in what you see.
When the prophet Isaiah recorded the picture of heaven and the New Testament church, I can only imagine his excitement. We speak of prophetic perspective when a prophet is given a vision that spans, in some cases, thousands of years. It might bother us to hear about infants dying nestled right next to the heavenly mansion where there is no death, but the prophet just records his vision of the future.
All we know is the suffering of this veil of tears, at least the 2016 version. Every age has had its own struggles. That is why we need to see heaven and the peace that is waiting for us. We continue our End Times sermon series Sundays of Promise under the theme: The Promise of Resurrection.