Episodes
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Starting 1 John 4, Pastor Lance stresses the need to test spirits to discern between truth and error. He reminds us that the authority of scripture is supreme, God's character never changes, and spiritual maturity is born through trials and prayer. He reminds us that our biblical views should come before any societal perspectives, and we must use that lens in the upcoming election as we put feet to our faith.
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Randy Dickinson teaches out of Matthew 25, emphasizing the context of the rapture and second coming of Christ. He discusses signs of the end times, focusing on the abomination of desolation. Walking through the parable of the ten virgins, Randy illustrates the importance of personal preparedness and stresses that continuous commitment to following Jesus is essential, as readiness is a lifelong journey requiring spiritual renewal and vigilance.
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Examining Ephesians 4, Pastor Lance talks about the functions and roles within the body of Christ - how God connects and utilizes believers. He talks about how love should be the motivating force behind our service, and what love produces in and through the body. He highlights the importance of unity, service, and obedience within the church, as well as the process of surrendering our sinful desires to allow God to work in our lives.
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Join the conversation through Matthew 24 and end times prophecy. Pastor Lance highlights the significance of the Temple Mount and the temple, reflects on the Babylonian invasion and destruction of the temple, and the future rebuilding of the temple. He also shares insights on the millennial reign of Christ, the great tribulation period, and the anticipation of the second coming of Jesus. In closing, Pastor Lance focuses on the responsibility of the church to make disciples, and impresses on the church the need for a greater understanding of discipleship.
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Finishing up 1 John 3, Pastor Lance talks about the difference between the conviction of the Holy Spirit versus the condemnation of our own hearts. God is greater than our self-condemnation, and He desires for us to live in the fullness of life through conviction and repentance!
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After the conclusion of our Revelation studies, Pastor Lance once again dives back into the end times, beginning with Jesus' warnings about the signs of the end of the age, and the rapture of the church. He discusses the destruction of the temple and the need for a third one, along with the role of the Temple Institute in Israel. He covers prophecy, preparation for the end times, and the tribulation period, concluding with a warning about deception, betrayal, and persecution towards Christians.
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Pastor Lance teaches from 1 John 3:11-24, highlighting the character of God, His love, and how it should be reflected in the church, as His children. We are to love unconditionally. He also contrasts the story of Cain and Abel to highlight the world's hatred towards Christians, rooted in jealousy and rejection of God's love.
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Pastor Rick Barnett explores end times prophecy, focusing on the great tribulation and interpretations of Matthew 24 and Revelation. He examines four perspectives - preterist, historic, idealist, and futurist, emphasizing the importance of correct interpretation, awareness of deception, and readiness for the Lord's return.
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Pastor Lance continues through 1 John 3, exploring the concept of sin as lawlessness and stressing the importance of righteous living. He delves into God's love, the significance of His commandments, confession of sins, and the power of Jesus in overcoming evil and our sinful natures.
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John Busch shares out of Matthew 23, showing how Jesus boldly reveals the hypocrisy of the scribes and pharisees. He emphasizes the importance of genuine faith, humility in leadership, and the dangers of self-righteousness. John also encourages the church to reflect on personal shortcomings.
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How can we have godly conversations with those who disagree with us? Sean McDowell discusses engaging in cultural conversations and proclaiming the gospel with grace. He encourages the church to know God's Word, and to share with those around us. Diving into Acts 17, Sean explains Paul's approach to proclaiming truth to nonbelievers in a way that reaches them where they're at.
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In light of the recent olympics, Steve Busch draws a parallel between hard work and the grace that we receive through salvation, regardless of our talents. He discusses the differences between the pharisees and saducees, while explaining that their united purpose in questioning Jesus wasn't to find the truth, but to trap Him.
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The love of God is life-altering! Listen in as Pastor Lance dives in to 1 John 3:1-3.
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Chad Bell goes over the two different parables about the wedding feast that Jesus shares to illustrate spiritual truths, which still apply to us today!
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Listen in on the conclusion of the book of Revelation! With a reminder that Jesus is coming quickly, what manner of people ought we to be?
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Jason Stead teaches on the importance of respecting authority, and living under the authority of God. If you have a problem with the Lord, that will play out in how you treat those He has placed in authority over you.
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Shawn Bachor gives an amazing presentation on the development and history of the English Bible, including the sacrifices of believers who fought to put God's Word in the hands of the people. He gives a strong charge to the church, encouraging Christians to love and live out God's Word while we still have the freedom to do so.
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In this message entitled "Effective Christian Behavior" Pastor Lance takes a quick break from Revelation, contrasting a redeemed life to a life influenced by the world. What does a life look like that’s being formed by God’s Word? Encouraging us to stay the course, he argues for the importance of love and faithfulness while fighting against cultural conformity. If we take in His Word, live it out, the kingdom of God will be advanced.
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In the final days before Jesus' crucifixion, Randy walks through the triumphant entry, when Jesus clears the temple, and His cursing of the fig tree.
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Breaking into Revelation 22, Pastor Lance talks about the River of Life and what it means in the heavenly imagery. He also discusses what it means to have Jesus' name written on us, and the Light that is present in eternity.
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