Our Mission

As Jesus is in heaven we are in this life in the here and now. If we could grasp, understand, envision this it would revolutionize our lives and the way we live.

In these final chapters of Revelation we have the creation of a new heaven and a new earth. There will never again be any sorrow or death and God wipes away every tear from our eyes.

In this chapter an angel binds Satan with a great chain and cast him into the bottomless pit for a thousand years. After this John sees the souls of all who refused the mark of the beast and worshiped not his image. And thrones were given them and they reigned with Christ a thousand years.

We have one final battle to take place in Chapter 19. The time has come for Jesus to return in power and great glory and establish God’s kingdom upon the earth.

The fall of Ecclesiastical and Economic Babylon. Chapter 17 deals with the Ecclesiastical Babylon, The Great Whore. Chapter 18 deals with the fall of Economic Babylon with the world trusting in its wealth.

The Word was made flesh for the express purpose of leading God out into the open for all to see. Through the Christ child we are able to see what God is like.

In Revelation 15, we have the prelude to the final plagues and in chapter 16 the last of God’s judgments are poured out on the earth and the inhabitants thereof.

In chapter 14 we have a preview of the wrath of God and the second coming of Christ culminating with the Battle of Armageddon and Christ’s triumph over His enemies.

Revelation chapters 12 and 13 introduce the actors of the tribulation: Israel, Satan, Antichrist, and the beast.

John is told to measure the temple of God, the altar, and the worshipers. The outer court is given to the Gentiles. He’s told of two witnesses who have the power to prophesy for three and a half years.

John sees a mighty angel with a little book in his hand and is commanded to take it and eat it. When he does it is sweet as honey to his taste but bitter in his belly.

What does the Bible say about eternal security? Can a Christian lose their salvation? Can one who has been truly saved and born again be lost?

Dispensationalism is a particular hermeneutic system for interpreting the Bible based on a literal translation, and which stands in contrast to the traditional system of covenant theology used in biblical interpretation.

What is the message of the cross? Trusting in the finished work of Christ on the cross brings salvation and so much more.

Many families go through hard times during the holiday season. Fortunately, there are organizations that can help.

Matthew 1:23 is a prophecy of the coming of Christ and an announcement the first Christmas.

Will you provide a place for Jesus in your heart and life this Christmas season?

Isaiah 9:6 deals with Jesus’ birth, Him being given up for our sins, and His future reign as Kings of Kings.

All of the power of the Holy Spirit resides within us as believers. Few of us utilize all the power of the Holy Spirit afforded us.

In the first six verses of chapter eight we see the opening of the seventh seal, which opens the trumpet judgments. At this time the angels who have the trumpets prepare to sound.