In Revelation 5, we’re given a glimpse of the throne room of heaven—and at the center is a scroll, sealed and unreadable, until one worthy is found. Pastor Jeff walks through this stunning passage, showing us how the Lion of Judah, the slain Lamb, alone is worthy to open the scroll. On this Easter Sunday, we celebrate that the Lamb who was slain now stands in heaven—alive, victorious, and making heaven accessible for all who trust in Him.

What John saw in Revelation 4 wasn't just a vision for the past—it’s a glimpse into the present throne room of Heaven, where God reigns in glory. This sermon invites you to be stirred by the majesty of God's holiness, instructed by the regal surroundings of Heaven, and engaged in the eternal worship that never ceases. Discover how this vision anchors our faith and reorders our worship.

What do you do when the bad news is exactly what your soul needs most? In this message on the Church of Laodicea, we discover how wealth can lull us into spiritual blindness and self-sufficiency. But even in his rebuke, Jesus offers hope—a gentle knock at the door and an invitation into intimate fellowship. This message challenges us to re-center our faith on Christ and embrace the good medicine of hard truth.

The message to the church in Philadelphia reminds us that even when we feel like we have little power, God sees our faithfulness and opens doors that no one can shut. Jesus commends this small, seemingly insignificant church not for their influence or reputation, but for their obedience. In this powerful encouragement, we are reminded that God uses simple faithfulness to accomplish eternal purposes and promises us an enduring inheritance.

What if you were convinced you were spiritually thriving—only to find out you were dead inside? This message to the church in Sardis is a sobering wake-up call to value authenticity over appearance and to pursue a faith marked by vitality, not reputation. Discover how Jesus calls us to wake up, strengthen what remains, and walk in white as those who truly belong to Him.

What does real authority look like? In this message from Revelation 2, Pastor Jason explores the contrast between worldly authority and the authority of Jesus, who rules not by domination but through sacrifice, truth, and love. The church in Thyatira is commended for growth but warned about compromising worship by tolerating false teaching. In the end, Jesus offers authority not to dominate but to bless, forgive, and serve—revealing what it truly means to reign with Him.

In a city saturated with false worship and spiritual pressure, the church in Pergamum was commended for holding fast to their faith—even unto death. But Jesus also called out their compromise, warning them to repent from blending truth with cultural values. This message challenges us to stand firm, resist spiritual deceit, and pursue wholehearted loyalty to Christ, who alone holds true authority.

In this powerful message to the church in Smyrna, Pastor Jeff unpacks Jesus’ words to a persecuted people who stood firm in faith despite poverty, slander, and oppression. Their courage reveals what it means to be rich in Christ, even when the world sees only lack. This message challenges us to live boldly for Jesus, no matter the cost—and reminds us that faithfulness leads to the crown of life.

What do you do when your love for God begins to fade, even while your service and theology remain strong? In his message to the church in Ephesus, Jesus commends patient endurance but issues a sobering warning: without love, the light goes out. Discover what it means to rekindle your first love and why it's the heartbeat of a faithful church.

What does the glorified Christ really look like? In Revelation 1, John receives a vision so powerful that it drops him to the ground like a dead man. This message walks through the rich imagery of Jesus—eyes like fire, a voice like rushing waters, and a face shining like the sun—while reminding us of the comfort, strength, and purpose Christ gives, even in the midst of suffering.

In this opening message of the Revelation series, Pastor Jeff invites us to set aside fear and confusion and instead approach this powerful book with humility, hope, and expectation. He outlines how to understand Revelation through its original context and multiple interpretive views, reminding us that its core purpose is to unveil the majesty of Jesus and inspire worship. Above all, we’re reminded that the book of Revelation brings blessing—and that blessing begins now.

We are all a work in progress—but that doesn't mean we should stay stuck. Pastor Jeff challenges us to begin the new year with intentional steps, flexible hearts, and open hands. Drawing from James 4, this message helps us move forward with purpose into God's will.

What if the Spirit God has given us is the key to actively living like Jesus? In this message, Pastor Ben invites us to wrestle with the tough questions, embrace the discomfort of doubt, and fan into flame the gift of God within us. You’ll be challenged to reflect on who’s mentoring you, who you’re praying for, and how fear might be shaping your faith.

What does it mean to truly delight in the Lord? Pastor Ben explores the connection between our deepest desires and our delight in God, showing how delight becomes the filter for healthy desires. Drawing from Psalm 37, this message challenges us to ask honest questions, trust God's timing, and shift our starting point from fear and control to faith and intimacy with the Lord.