God’s marvelous grace has appeared in Jesus Christ, offering salvation for all people, the power to live godly lives in the present, and a blessed expectation of eternity in the future.
Sermons on Second Coming
Pastor Kevin brings his series in 2 Timothy to a close. As NT believers who desire to live out the implications of our faith, we stand firmly in the redemptive work of Christ’s first coming, while urgently anticipating the reality of His second appearing.
As we face the negative circumstances of a world corrupted by sin, the reality of eternity and the nearness of the Lord’s return motivates us to persevere.
Jarrod Bunyard shares a practical message, encouraging believers to Live with Expectation of Jesus’ Return.
Pastor Kevin closes his series in Revelation with an appeal to “love the Lord’s appearing.” As faithful followers of Christ, we should anticipate with eagerness the soon return of our Lord.
Pastor Kevin shares from Revelation 21 and 22 about the glories of what God has prepared for those who love Him. One day, all of creation will be made new and God will dwell with His people in unveiled glory.
Pastor Kevin looks at Revelation 20:1-10 and Jesus’ earthly reign. When Jesus returns, He will usher in a glorious age of peace on earth in which He will reign in perfect justice and righteousness. During the message, Pastor Kevin referenced a graphic to help visualize the various millennial views. That graphic may be accessed at…
Pastor Kevin takes a look at the return of Christ and the destruction of the opposing forces of evil depicted in Revelation 19. Though the nations of the earth join together to wage war against the people of God, Christ shall appear as a Warrior to utterly destroy the forces of evil.
Pastor Kevin looks at Revelation 19 and the Marriage Supper of the Lamb when the Church celebrates its being physically united with Christ at His coming. Blessed are those who are invited to the marriage supper of the Lamb.
Pastor Kevin takes a look at Revelation 11: Two Witnesses and the Last Trumpet. As the Church, we are called by God and empowered by His Spirit to proclaim the message of the gospel in the world, even in the face of hostility and persecution.