The Millennial Kingdom will literally be, "A Whole New World." In this podcast, we'll continue looking at the 1,000 year reign of Christ on the earth, along with the Great White Throne Judgment. Let's study God's Word together!
The Millennial Kingdom - Christ will rule and reign upon the earth, while the devil will be bound. Win - win! Let's study about this in Rev. 20, in a message titled, "Thy Kingdom Come."
The Second Coming of Jesus Christ! The culmination of human history! Let's begin to discover some of the things that will take place on that glorious day, in Rev. 19.
In Rev. 19, the celebration in heaven begins! God's people are praising Him, and the time has come for the marriage of the Lamb, along with the marriage supper! Oh what a glorious time that will be, and so let's look at this together now.
In Rev. 18, we have some details about the future destruction of world system towards the end of the Tribulation Period. It includes a strong warning to Tribulation saints to get away as God judges that system. But there's also an important and relevant warning to us as believers today, much along the same lines. Let's look at that now in this podcast message!
As believers in Jesus, we are the Bride of Christ. But all other false religion identifies with the harlot, as we read in Rev. 17. In this chapter, we'll see the judgment of the harlot, who works in cooperation with the Antichrist during the Tribulation Period. It will literally be, "A Match Made in Hell."
One of the common arguments against God's future judgments, is that they never come, and everything remains the same. But mistaking God's patience for a lack of action is a grave error. In this podcast message, we'll take a closer look at God's final judgments coming against unsaved sinners in the Tribulation.
As the familiar saying goes, we will reap what we sow. In Rev. Ch. 14, that truth reaches eternal heights, with believers up in heaven praising God, and unsaved sinners down on earth facing God's judgment. Let's take a closer look then, in this message titled, "Sowing and Reaping."."
What does the Bible say about the False Prophet - that mysterious religious figure who will assist the Antichrist in leading the world during the Tribulation Period? What is the mark of the beast? Why will people receive it so willingly? So much to talk about in this important message from Rev. 13 - join us now!
Rev. Ch. 13 has much to say about the coming world leader in the Tribulation Period - the Antichrist. In this study, we'll tackle some of the common questions about him: who is he? Where does he come from? Will he literally be Satan incarnate. Let's dive into God's Word together now!
The devil will have a major role in the soon-coming events of the Tribulation Period. Rev. Ch. 12 shares many historical details about Satan - his fall, his attempt to kill the Christ Child, and his future persecution against the Jewish people. Let's look now at this pivotal chapter, and at a message called, "A History of Evil."
A third Jewish temple will be built soon in Jerusalem! But how, and why? God will send His two witnesses to proclaim truth to the unsaved world in the Tribulation! But who will they be? Join us for this podcast message as we consider these, and other soon-coming events from the Book of Revelation.
Like something out of a horror science-fiction movie, we read of locust-like demons ascending from the Abyss, to inflict pain upon the unsaved people of the world. But Rev. Ch. 9 describes future realities. The world must make a choice: life or death.
The opening up of the seventh seal in Rev. 8 introduces the next series of judgments against the world. These judgments will bring heavy devastation to the environment, which flies in the face of today's popular agenda to save the planet. Let's consider these things through the lens of Scripture, in a message titled, "The Seventh Seal."
The classic saying that there is good news and bad news applies to the Tribulation as well. And while a lot of it is bad new - God's judgment; there's also good news - the salvation of many people. And that good news will come through a very special army of evangelists. Let's study this together now, in a messaged called, "The Tribulation Preachers!"
It's hard to imagine a more frightening scene than what we read about the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse in Rev. 6. But God's judgment clearly lies ahead for those who refuse His love and salvation. Happily, this chapter also introduces us to a multitude of people who will respond to God in saving faith at this time. Join us now for this podcast message.
Jesus Christ is both the Lion and the Lamb. He's the sacrificial Lamb, who at His first coming, died for the sins of the world. And He's also the Lion of the tribe of Judah, and at His second coming, He'll return victoriously. Join us for this podcast message in Rev. 5 as we look at both aspects of Jesus' nature.
Let's talk about the rapture! In Rev. 4, John is "caught up" to heaven there at the end of the first century, providing a "picture" for us as believers living in the twenty-first century. What will the rapture be like? How will those who are left behind explain the sudden disappearance of so many people? Let's dig in to God's Word together!
Which word would best describe your faith - hot, cold, or lukewarm? In His final two letters to the seven churches, Jesus explains the blessings of having a passionate faith, as well as the dangers of having a lukewarm and indifferent faith. Timely words for today!
As we continue our study of the seven churches in Revelation, we now meet churches and believers who were tolerating sin, and whose reputation did not match their reality. They were the churches at Thyatira and Sardis. So let's dig in and see what Jesus has to say - both to them and to us!
Jesus has something to say to the suffering church, and to the compromising church. What Jesus has to say is found in His letters to the church at Smyrna, and to the church at Pergamos. Join us for this timely message for the church in Rev. 2!
Judgment begins at the house of God, as we read in 1 Pet. 4:17. So in Rev. 2, Jesus begins to deal with His seven churches before He deals with a lost world. And within our Lord's evaluation of these churches, is His similar evaluation of us as individual believers. So let's study these words carefully, and let's see what Jesus has to say to us!
Far too many Christians still picture Jesus as that baby in the manger, or as the gentle rabbi walking through the countryside of Israel with His disciples. But Rev. Ch. 1 paints a very different picture of what Jesus looks like today. Let's see what the Bible has to say about the present ministry of Jesus!
Let's study the Book of Revelation! In this opening podcast message, we'll begin by looking at who wrote it, why, and what it means to us today. Studying Revelation has never been more timely than right now, as Jesus Christ is coming back soon!
The Bible talks about believers receiving rewards in heaven, but quite honestly, being with Jesus in heaven is all the blessing that we want or need! But God insists on rewarding us. Why and how is that? Let's take a closer look at that, in a message titled, "Only One Life."
The resurrection of Jesus Christ! It's the essential and core truth upon which our salvation rests. But is there sufficient evidence of Christ's resurrection? Let's find out together in this podcast message titled, "He Is Risen!!"
A series of miraculous and supernatural events took place in rapid succession as Jesus died on the cross for our sins. What were those events, and what did they mean? Let's look at Mark 15 together, at a message titled, "Shockwaves From The Cross."
A theologian wrote that, "The death of Jesus was natural, unnatural . . .and supernatural." So too were the final words that Jesus spoke from the cross, even as He suffered and died. Join us as we examine the seven statements of Jesus from the cross, in this message titled, "Grace From Golgotha."
The focal point of Good Friday is the cross, along with the suffering and death of Jesus. But there's also much to be learned by the responses of the people there that day. How did people react to what was happening? Let's examine what Mark 15 has to say in this message titled, "Faces Around the Cross."
What are we to make of Pontius Pilate, the Roman Governor who sentenced Jesus to be crucified? Was he an unwitting pawn caught up in the crucifixion drama, or was he fully responsible for his decision and part in what took place? Let's separate fact from fiction in this message titled, "When Pilate Stood Before Jesus."
