Book of Revelation
Sermon | Worship the Lamb | Revelation 5:1-10
At the center of the book of Revelation is a stirring scene where the elders, angels and nations come before the throne of God. Jesus is the object of worship not simply because of HIs great power as the Lion from the tribe of Judah but ultimately because He is the Lamb who was slain. The Lamb on the throne shows us the paradoxical way that God works through weakness, giving us a new way to see our lives. The heavenly scene of worship shows us that worship should center our lives, giving us joy and peace as we rest in His sovereign mercies.
Sermon | Jesus' Message to the Church | Revelation 3:14-22
A clear understanding of who you are is directly connected to your understanding of who God is. To know God’s love richly and intimately, we must walk with Jesus as he molds us through rebuke and discipline.
Sermon | The Alpha and Omega | Revelation 1:1-20
Revelation isn’t primarily a book about the apocalypse but about the King of Kings who holds the power of life and death. In a world that often feels chaotic and distracts us with the allure of false gods, the Apostle John encourages us to lift our eyes to see the glorious King, full of power and glory.
