Everyone knows cheap imitations are not as good as the real thing. But cheap imitations exist for a reason. People eat imitation crab because it's cheaper and easier than the real thing. Satan loves offering up cheap imitations of God's blessings. And his lousy ripoffs are usually easier, look more fun, and seem to make us more happy. The two beasts in Revelation 13 are cheap imitation "saviors" who are leading the world astray. Tune in for more!

Edit: There's a point in the sermon where I contrast our church's teachings with the Roman Catholic Church's to illustrate a point. For clarity, I'm not making a declaration that the beasts in the last days will come from the Catholic Church. I'm simply emphasizing the difference in doctrine.

Ever since Satan was thrown down from heaven, he's made war against God, His angels, and His children. Satan will stop at nothing to see that God's children fail. He's declared war on all of us, and he's far more powerful than we are. Thankfully if we're in Christ, He's our advocate to defend us against the wiles of our Enemy. Tune in to find out more!

There has never been a day that Jesus didn't own and control the entire universe. But for a season of time, He allowed the wicked and ungodly to think they ruled the world. As we flip to Revelation 11, that's no longer the case, Jesus is commencing His full reign as the judgment upon the wicked continues. Tune in for more!

This is a sermon from another one of our very own! We have a big question to answer: to judge or not to judge? James 4 tells us we're not to judge, but don't we have to make judgments all the time? How do we know if our judging is sinful or appropriate? Tune in to find out!

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Every kid reaches an age where his or her parents begins trusting them with some big responsibilities. In Revelation 10, John is recommissioned to prophecy the message he's receiving. John is given a small scroll and told to eat it, tasting sweet but making his stomach bitter! What does this mean? How could something so sweet also be so bitter? Tune in to find out!

I hated taking timed tests and hearing "time's up" was the worst! We all are taking a test so to speak called "life." Will we pass? Will we fail? Listen in and find out!

Asaph wonders why the wicked prosper and the righteous perish in Psalm 73, and this age old question continues to get asked today. Revelation 6 details God's judgment on the wicked and Revelation 7 shows the glory of a unified people in Christ worshiping and praising Him in eternity in Heaven. Christians may suffer on earth for a time, but all the suffering ends when we are before the throne worshiping together in the great multitude! Listen in for more!

James 5:12 tells us to not swear and not to take oaths, so does that mean that we can never make a solemn oath? Even when we get married or testify in court? Listen in to find out as one of our very own students brings us the word!