In this last book of the Bible we find descriptions of God's throne not found anywhere else.

What will life in eternity be like? The final two chapters in the Bible give us some clues.

What will life in eternity be like? The final two chapters in the Bible give us some clues.

What will life be like in the new heaven and new earth?

What will life be like in the new heaven and new earth?

What happens at the end of the Millennial reign of Christ reinforces the disturbing defect in humanity that was revealed when Jesus entered the city on the first Palm Sunday.

The Millennium is a biblical theme that describes a golden age on earth, when Jesus will rule as King and God's purposes will be perfectly done on earth as it is in heaven.

In all of recorded history, there is not a rags to riches story more impressive than the meteoric rise of Joseph in ancient Egypt.

In all of recorded history, there is not a rags to riches story more impressive than the meteoric rise of Joseph in ancient Egypt.

Look behond time into eternity...into the very court of heaven.

God did not want us to have an inaccurate illusion of our final home, so He provided us with the last two chapters of Revelation.

When we understand God's plan of salvation, we can face the future with confidence instead of condemnation, because Jesus died to pay the full price for our sins.

The Bible describes a time to come when Jesus will rule over the earth and the world will experience 1000 years of God's kingdom on earth.

Next to the subject of faith, the Second Coming of Christ is the most dominant theme throughout the entire Bible.

Armageddon is described in the last book of the Bible as the one final horrendous battle that will precede the greatest and most glorious event - the Second Coming of Christ.

According to the Bible, just before Second Coming of Jesus Christ, the world will suffer a sequence of cataclysmic judgments that will set the stage for a global power grab.

Israel's role in biblical prophecy is central to understanding God's plan for the end times.

The book of Revelation describes the Great Tribulation as a 7-year period of unimaginable chaos, destruction and death in a highly compressed timeframe that causes a worldwide state of panic.

"Who can stand?" Two groups of people will be saved even in the midst of the judgment and worldwide destruction of the Tribulation.

Revelation 6 signals the beginning of God's judgment. 7 seals representing specific judgments are revealed, spanning the entire tribulation period, ending with the glorious return of Jesus Christ.

Pastor Terry Miller leads a celebration of Communion.

The book of Revelation contains God's plans to judge the earth and achieve His eternal purposes. God has given us a look inside the plan because Jesus has opened it and given clearance for us to see and understand it.

Revelation 4 takes us to the throne room of God, where we can get a good idea of what's really going on in the world.

Revelation 5-19 paints a detailed pirture of a time the Bible calls "the Great Tribulation." With such horrendous times coming, will God require the church to go through this terror?

Jesus has nothing positive or complimentary to this church; its deeds and spiritual condition were lukewarm. What can we learn from the church of Laodicea?

Of the seven churches in the Book of Revelation, Philadelphia is the only one that measures up to what the church in America or any country needs to be. DUE TO TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES, the sermon outline and community group homework are not yet available on line. We are working to resolve the problem and anticipate it will be resolved no later than Monday. Hard copies of the homework are available at the Community Groups table in the court.

How do churches become museums? How does spiritual vitality get snuffed out? The fifth letter Jesus addressed to the city of Sardis provides answers.

The warnings Jesus gave this ancient church will help us sort through the dangers and difficulties of living in our challenging times awaiting the coming of Christ.

The church at Pergamum lived in the darkest, most oppressed spiritual neighborhood in Asia. We can can learn much from what they experienced and how Jesus counseled them.

The early church was powerful because it was familiar with persecution for the sake of the gospel. The letter to the church at Smyrna is a powerful statement from Jesus to a church that was in the grinder of persecution.

As 21st century believers, we can learn valuable lessons from John's words to the seven churches in the book of Revelation.

Jesus is revealed as the preeminent One, the King of kings and Lord of lords.

The Bible defines the future as belonging to one main and imposing figure...the glorified Christ.