Pastor Kevin takes a look at Christ’s message to the church at Smyrna found in Revelation 2:8-11. Are you faithful in the midst of opposition? (How steadfast is your commitment to Christ?)
Pastor Kevin takes a look at the first church addressed in Revelation: Ephesus (Rev. 2:1-7). Do you have all the right beliefs, but have lost your passion for Christ?
Pastor Kevin begins a new series: “Christ’s Message to the Churches,” exploring Revelation 1-3. In this first week, we take a look at the magnificent image of the exalted Christ depicted in Revelation chapter 1. The Lord is personally engaged in the activity of His churches and is keenly aware of their spiritual condition.
Though not always evident, God’s Kingdom is ever present impacting our world, and one day will be established in its fulness over all things.
Pastor Kevin concludes his series on “Mastering the Fundamentals” by taking a look at Final Judgment. There will be a final judgment where those who have believed in Jesus Christ will be rewarded for their deeds, but those who have not believe will be condemned to eternal punishment.
When Christ returns, He will setup an earthly kingdom and reign with His saints in righteousness and peace.
Pastor Kevin takes a look at our “Blessed Hope.” One day, Christ will return and those who have died in Christ will be raised bodily. All believers will receive glorified bodies and spend eternity with the Lord.
Pastor Kevin looks our identity in the “Community of Christ.” The true Church is the united fellowship of all believers who are identified with the name of Christ and have been transformed by His saving power. Its visible expression is found in the local community of faith.
Last week, Pastor Kevin took a look at the consequences of mankind’s human condition. This week we celebrate God’s remedy. Man’s only hope of redemption is through the shed blood, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Salvation is the gift of God brought to man by grace and received by acceptance and personal faith in…
Pastor Kevin takes a look at the human condition that separates mankind from God. Man was created in the image of God, but fell into sin. Thus, the natural man is alienated from God and is totally unable to remedy his own lost condition.