In the midst of apocalyptic judgments, Revelation 7 unveils a profound scene - angels restraining divine wrath until the servants of God are sealed on their foreheads. What does it mean to be "sealed" and who are these 144,000 chosen by God? This sermon dives into the symbolism of this pivotal passage, exploring the biblical imagery of a seal as a mark of ownership, authenticity, and spiritual protection. We'll discover the 144,000 represents not an ethnic Jewish remnant, but the complete...

In this powerful exposition of Revelation 6:12-17, we explore the cosmic upheaval and comprehensive judgment that will occur when Christ returns. For those who have placed their faith in the Lamb of God, His return is the "blessed hope" - the end of sin, suffering, and death, and the fulfillment of our eternal union with Him. However, for those who have rejected Christ, it will be a "dreaded nightmare" - a day of inescapable wrath and judgment before the One they refused to submit to.

Join us for a powerful sermon on Revelation 6, where we delve into the opening of the fifth seal and the vision of the martyrs. This message explores the themes of worship, sacrifice, and the call to live out our faith authentically. Discover the significance of the white robes given to the martyrs and what it means to be ready to die for one's faith. Learn about different eschatological views and how they shape our understanding of the end times. Be challenged to consider what you are...

In the book of Revelation, the opening of the first four seals by the Lamb (Jesus Christ) unleashes a series of dramatic events known as the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. This vivid imagery serves as a powerful metaphor for the tumultuous times that will precede the return of Christ and the establishment of His eternal kingdom.

The central theme that emerged in Revelation 5 was the unwavering truth that Jesus Christ, and He alone, is worthy to open the sealed scroll in God's heavenly throne room.  In this passage, we explored the three powerful images of Jesus: the Lion of Judah, the Root of David, and the Lamb that was slain. These metaphors point to a different aspect of Christ's identity and why He alone is worthy. Jesus is the victorious Lion who conquered sin and death, the faithful Root from whom our...

Have you ever wished you could pull back the curtain and see what's really going on behind the scenes of this world? In this vision from Revelation 4, the apostle John is transported into the very throne room of heaven itself. And what he witnesses there is life-altering. In this episode, we'll explore the stunning scene John beholds—the blazing holiness of God, the ceaseless worship of the living creatures and elders, and the profound reminder that our eternal God alone is worthy of all...

"The Lukewarm Church - A Call to Dependence on Christ" In this powerful episode, we dive into Jesus' message to the church in Laodicea, found in Revelation 3:14-22. Often misunderstood, this passage holds a crucial lesson for believers today about the dangers of lukewarmness and the importance of remaining closely connected to Christ.

The episode dives into Revelation 3:7-13, focusing on the Church in Philadelphia and Jesus' message to them. Explore the significance of the church's unwavering faithfulness, doctrinal integrity, and outward focus on mission. Discover the profound description of Jesus as holy, true, and sovereign, holding the key of David. Uncover the promises of an open door for ministry, protection amidst trials, the assurance of Christ's return, and a new name for those who overcome. Join us as we unravel...

In this episode, we explore Revelation 3:1-6, delving into Jesus' diagnosis and prescription for the church in Sardis. Join us as we uncover the sobering truth that churches can appear alive but be spiritually dead. Discover how Jesus calls us to wake up, strengthen what remains, remember the Gospel, keep and obey God's Word, and repent for true revival. Tune in for insights on renewing faith and revitalizing church communities.

The message to the church in Thyatira, as revealed in Revelation 2:18-29, highlights Jesus' commendation for their good works, love, faith, and perseverance. However, a rebuke is issued for tolerating a false teacher named "Jezebel," who led some astray by advocating for a compartmentalized faith that allowed participation in idolatrous practices.

Revelation 2:12-17 contains a message to the Church of Pergamum. In this passage, Jesus addresses the church's commendations, criticisms, counsel, and promises. The church is commended for holding fast to His name despite persecution. However, Jesus criticizes them for compromise.

Jesus' message to the church in Smyrna, as outlined in Revelation 2:8-11, emphasized several key points. Firstly, Jesus acknowledged their trials and highlighted their spiritual wealth despite their physical poverty. Secondly, he warned them of impending persecution, encouraging them to remain faithful even unto death, promising a crown of life to those who overcome. Lastly, Jesus assured the believers that they would not be harmed by the second death, providing hope and strength amidst their...

This message by Pastor Jonny Oswald covers Revelation 2:1-7.

John sees Jesus as He truly is… God: awesome, powerful, majestic Worthy of our worship Deserving of our service His presence … gives us assurance His power … gives us strength His Word … fights our battles He protects … His Church!

This is an introduction to the Book of Revelation based on Revelation 1:1-6

Week 4 of our Abide Series

Abiding in Christ... Leads to Power in Prayer Glorifies The Father Produces Obedient Love Fills Us with Joy Results in Sacrificial Love for Others 

Jesus defines ABIDING IN HIM in terms of... 1) His LOVE for us 2) Our OBEDIENCE to Him

FRUITFULNESS is connected to ABIDING By abiding in Him, we will bear much fruit Apart from Him, we can do nothing

Start the new year walking with God

Christmas Eve service at Freedom Bible Church in Evans, GA

The Book of Acts ends with Chapter 28 but the story of Acts continues as followers of Jesus carry the Gospel where they live, work, and play.

Courage In Life's Storms   1. Paul knew God was with him 2. Paul knew he belonged to God 3. Paul knew he was doing God's will 4. Paul trusts God's sovereignty

Principles for being a faithful witness:   1. Address unbelievers respectfully 2. Exalt Jesus, not yourself 3. Share the need for and the benefits of the Gospel 4. Focus on the resurrection and the call to repentance 5. Rely on God’s help 6. Be prepared for rejection 7. Pray for the people you sharing the Gospel with