For the fifth installment in our study of “The Baddest People in the Bible,” we will study one of the most intriguing and mysterious characters in the entire Bible – the Antichrist. We’ll explore various theories about who he is and how he operates, then discuss what important lessons we can learn from his negative […]
This week we conclude our sermon series on the Parables of Jesus by studying a story Jesus told about his second coming – when it will be, how it will happen, and how we should live in light of that. You’ll be surprised at how much practical wisdom this parable offers for how we should […]
The season of waiting for Jesus' birth (Advent) begins this Sunday. Advent reminds us that we too in our time are waiting for Jesus, i.e., his Second Coming. So this Sunday we'll talk about what it means to wait for Jesus and how we can prepare ourselves for his coming. On Sunday you'll get to hear […]
The Bible contains a lot of prophecies about the future that have given rise to various theories about what the future holds. Have you ever wondered what you should believe about “end times”? Clearly earth is a mess, but where’s it all headed? Will it eventually end? If so, when and how? This Sunday we […]
As we wrap up our intensive study of I Thessalonians chapter 1, this week we will focus on a verse that talks about “the wrath to come” and how Jesus will rescue us from it. What is this “wrath to come,” when will it happen, and exactly how will Jesus rescue us from it? Join […]
This Sunday we conclude our sermon series on Jesus by exploring the promise of his Second Coming. What does that mean? What are the different ways Christians have interpreted this promise? When will it be? And how does any of this apply to how I live from day to day?
Some Christians have a very pessimistic view of what the future holds for humanity and planet earth. Are they right? How should we, as people of faith, see the future? And what’s my personal role in shaping that future? This Sunday we’ll examine a famous Bible passage that suggests maybe the future can take a […]
