

"God comforts us so we can comfort others." - 2 Corinthians 1:3-11
Life has a way of introducing us to suffering whether we want that introduction or not. None of us plans for hardship. We don’t pencil it into our calendars. Yet every believer eventually encounters seasons of pressure, grief, disappointment, or fear that feel heavier than we imagined we could bear…

BEST OF EPISODE: "Can a true Christian ever lose their salvation?" - John 10
I recognize that this may be a subject that well-meaning Christians debate for many years to come. At this point, however, this issue is settled in my heart. As far as I can see in the Word of God, the One who gave me salvation as a gift has also promised that He won't be taking that gift back. …

"The seventh trumpet" - Revelation 11:15-19
There are moments in life when it feels like chaos is winning. Nations rage. Leaders posture. Cultures drift. Personal trials stack up. And if we’re honest, there are days when we may start to wonder, Who’s really in charge here? Revelation 11:15–19 answers that question with thunder. “The sevent…

"The Two Witnesses" - Revelation 11:1-14
Revelation 11 drops us into the middle of intense prophetic action. Trumpets are sounding. Judgment is unfolding. The nations are restless. And right in the middle of all of it, God does something that feels rather personal. He measures. He appoints witnesses. He protects His purposes. And He makes…

"The Angel and the Little Scroll" - Revelation 10:1-11
Revelation 10 is certainly an interesting chapter to study, not only because of what it contains, but also because of what came before it. Up to this point, John has been shown trumpet judgments that shake the earth, darken the skies, and bring humanity face to face with God’s authority. Now, befo…

The Chapter-A-Day Bible Study
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"The church that met at home" - Romans 16
This morning, as we deal with the reality of being snowed in, and hunkered down in our homes, I thought it might be interesting to take a quick pause from our study of Revelation to look at one of the most overlooked chapters in the New Testament, Romans 16. Romans 16 doesn’t get quoted very often.…

"The fifth trumpet judgment" - Revelation 9:1-11
From a pastoral perspective, I think the easiest portions of Scripture for me to preach through are the New Testament epistles. Those passages include a lot of direct language that's highly practical in nature. They basically say, "Here's what to believe and what to do. Now, live it out." Revel…

"The first four trumpet judgments" - Revelation 8:6-13
There’s a noticeable shift when we move from Revelation 8:1–5 into Revelation 8:6–13. The silence in heaven has passed. The prayers of the saints have risen before God. The censer has been hurled to the earth. And now, the angels prepare to sound their trumpets. John writes, “Now the seven angels …

"The Lamb Opens the Seventh Seal" - Revelation 8:1-5
Some moments carry so much weight that words can’t do them justice. We’ve all experienced times like that. A diagnosis changes everything. A phone call stops you in your tracks. A moment arrives when conversation fades, and silence takes over, not because nothing matters, but because everything doe…