Revelation 16:1-21
Armageddon
This sermon examines Revelation 16's account of God's judgment against Rome through seven bowls of wrath, emphasizing that Armageddon symbolizes God's ultimate victory over earthly power rather than a literal battlefield, and calls listeners to undivided allegiance to God.
2 Peter 1:20-21 · Romans 1
By Whose Authority
This sermon examines the inspiration of Scripture through biblical claims, archaeological evidence, and internal consistency, demonstrating that the Bible's unity, fulfilled prophecies, and historical accuracy verify its divine origin.
1 Thessalonians 5:1-11
1 Thessalonians
Don't Be Surprised
This sermon examines Paul's teaching on Christ's return, emphasizing that believers need not fear the unexpected arrival but should live as children of light—awake, sober, and openly—confident in God's plan for eternal life with Jesus.
1 Thessalonians 4:13-18
1 Thessalonians
Encouraging Words
Jesus will return and gather both the living and the dead in Christ, so believers need not grieve hopelessly over loved ones who die before his return—they will be reunited forever.
Philippians 2:5-11 · Micah 5:2
Jesus
This sermon examines Old Testament prophecies fulfilled in Jesus and explores testimony to his historical existence and divine character, calling listeners to accept his claims.
Luke 12:35-48
Kingdom Management
Kingdom people remain vigilant and faithful, anticipating Jesus's return rather than becoming distracted by worldly concerns. Jesus promises to serve those who faithfully keep watch for his arrival.
Luke 19:11-27
Life in the Interim
Jesus calls his followers to faithfully steward what he has given them while waiting for his return. The sermon challenges believers to live as if Christ could return today, using their gifts for the king's glory rather than from fear or self-interest.
Micah 5:1-5a · Micah 7:2
Micah: Prophet of God's Hope
This sermon examines Micah's messianic prophecy of a shepherd-ruler from Bethlehem (Jesus), calling listeners to trust God rather than their own strength and to find true peace and security in Christ alone.
2 Thessalonians 2:1-12
Refusing to Love Truth
This sermon examines Paul's warning about deception and the day of the Lord, urging believers to remain focused on truth in Christ and resist the lies that deceive those who reject God's salvation.
Revelation 20:1-10
Satan Bound
God limits Satan's power and remains victorious over all opposition. Christians who remain faithful to God, even unto suffering, will ultimately share in Christ's eternal victory rather than settling for temporary worldly comfort.
2 Timothy 3:16-17 · Romans 1
The Bible — God's Book
The Bible is God's authoritative word, verified through its internal claims, archaeological evidence, textual integrity, and fulfilled prophecy, and should be approached with reverence and careful study.
Matthew 25:31-46 · 2 Peter 3:1-18
The End
This sermon examines the biblical teaching on Christ's return, judgment, heaven, and hell, calling believers to live with urgency and gratitude for God's gift of eternal life.
1 Peter 4:7-11
Peter epistles
The End Is Near
When believers keep Christ's return in mind, they are able to live faithfully—practicing self-control in prayer, loving one another deeply, offering hospitality, and using spiritual gifts to serve others.
Luke 17:20-37
The Invisible Kingdom
Jesus warns that his kingdom is spiritual, not physical, and believers must stay alert for his return rather than getting lulled into complacency by routine life. Divided loyalty to the world leaves us unprepared to meet him.
Luke 21:5-38
Watch and Pray
This sermon examines Jesus's prophecy of the temple's destruction, teaching that nothing escapes God's plan, that rejecting Him brings consequences, and that believers must maintain focus on Christ rather than the world's impressive but temporary things.
1 Thessalonians 5:1-11 · Mark 13:32
1 Thessalonians
We Belong to the Day
Being prepared for Christ's return means living as children of the light—self-controlled, faithful, hopeful, and loving—rather than anxiously tracking the unknown timing of his return.
2 Peter 3:1-10
Peter epistles
Wholesome Thinking
Peter calls believers to pure, rational thinking grounded in Scripture, rejecting the false teacher's claim that nothing changes. God's patience is not forgetfulness but grace—a call to urgency in sharing Jesus before his return.
Isaiah 65:17-25 · Isaiah 65:1-16
Isaiah
God Makes All Things New
God promises a renewal of all things—a new heaven and earth where pain, death, and crying cease. Though that full vision awaits, believers in Christ experience newness now and must choose to listen to God's voice rather than pursue temporary satisfaction.
Isaiah 12:1-6 · Isaiah 10:20
Isaiah
Sing for Joy
This sermon examines Isaiah's promise of a righteous king from Jesse's line who brings harmony and peace, calling believers to trust God over visible circumstances and to respond with joy and praise despite uncertainty.
2 Peter 1:20-21 · Romans 1
How Is the Bible Authoritative?
This sermon examines the authority of Scripture through biblical claims, archaeological evidence, and internal consistency, demonstrating that the Bible's trustworthiness rests on its transmission accuracy, thematic unity, and fulfilled prophecy, inviting believers to submit to God's authoritative word in faith.
John 20:31 · Acts 2:32-33
The Holy Spirit and the Miraculous
While miracles served God's purposes in Scripture—confirming Jesus and fulfilling prophecy—they are no longer needed or valid today because the final revelation has come, no qualified persons remain to perform them, and believers should trust Scripture rather than demand supernatural signs.
Mark 13:1-27 · Daniel 9
Mark
Stay Focused
Jesus warns his disciples that the temple will be destroyed and calls them to trust in him rather than externals. The sermon challenges believers to keep their focus on Christ's return and not be distracted by worldly events.
Luke 12:35-48
Living in the Kingdom
This sermon calls believers to live as active partners with God in His kingdom, embracing readiness and watchfulness in daily life rather than anxious pursuit of possessions or focus on Christ's return.
Luke 21:5-38 · Luke 19:41-44
The End
Jesus warns of Jerusalem's coming destruction and calls believers to remain watchful and prayerful amid life's distractions, keeping their focus on what truly matters as they await his return.
Luke 1:57-80
Luke
A Prophet Is Born
God fulfills his promises through John the Baptist, who will prepare the way for the Messiah. Believers are called to live expectantly, demonstrating faith in Christ's return while helping others see God's faithfulness.