THAT DAY
Date: February 19, 2017 Text: Rev. 20:11-15 Speaker: Clint Nelson Every human will appear before their maker to give an account. God will judge and sentence each person either to Heaven or Hell. Where will you spend eternity?
Date: February 19, 2017 Text: Rev. 20:11-15 Speaker: Clint Nelson Every human will appear before their maker to give an account. God will judge and sentence each person either to Heaven or Hell. Where will you spend eternity?
Date: February 12, 2017 Text: Rev. 20:1-10 Speaker: Catherine Dagneau Many students of Scripture interpret this passage differently. Catherine explains the three main views (pre/post/a millennial) and what this text tells us about Jesus regardless of our understanding of God's timeline.
Date: February 5, 2017 Text: Rev. 19:11-21 Speaker: Isaac Dagneau We were snowed in on this Sunday, but Isaac was able to Facebook Live the sermon. Here is the audio recording. Revelation 19:11-21 speaks of the moment we generally call “The Second Coming.” John (the writer of Revelation) sees “heaven opened” and the mighty Lamb riding a white horse down to earth to judge the nations and unite with His bride. For Christians today, this text provides hope for a bright future, and encouragement in knowing that every wrong will be made right.
Date: January 29, 2017 Text: Rev. 19:1-10 Speaker: Clint Nelson Heaven is worth the wait, but there is also worth in the waiting! Rev. 19:1-10 displays Heaven’s celebration at the fall of Babylon and the marriage supper of the Lamb. See how knowledge of these future events elevate and encourage those living in the Babylon of today.
Date: January 22, 2017 Text: Rev. 17:1-18:24 Speaker: Clint Nelson Godless cultures seduce her citizens through sensuality, wealth, and power. The temptation and pressure on the Christian to cave is real. How is one to live in the world, but not be of the world?
Date: January 15, 2017 Text: Rev. 15:1-16:21 Speaker: Clint Nelson The seven bowls of the wrath of God give us a Heavenly perspective on God’s justice and mercy. God’s wrath is designed to produce repentance in the proud, sacrificial witness in the church, and justice for the oppressed.
Text: Rev. 14:1-5; 15:1-4 Date: Sunday, January 8, 2017 Speaker: Clint Nelson These two bookend texts give a grounding effect to the crazy that has gone on in our world, is going on, and will go on until Christ comes in all His fullness. They are a call to anchor our lives in what Christ has done, is doing, and has yet to do. It is a call to the people of God to live by faith. But what does a life of faith look like? Our text reveals seven marks of faith. Listen to compare your faith to those revealed in Revelation. There was even a doodle this Sunday to go along with the message:
Rev. 14:6-20 / Hell is real which makes the Gospel so good and our call so important.
Rev. 13:11-18 / Satan recruits a beast from out of the Earth to slander God, deceive people, and stop the church. How does the beast do this? What is the church to do? (This message was pre-recorded due to snow.)
Rev. 13:1-10 / Satan gives his power to a beast to intimidate the church. Who does this beast represent? How does the beast operate? What are Christians to do?
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