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Adam Ray // January 19, 2025 In Revelation 15-16 we get both the preview and the details of the seven bowls of judgement being poured out in the fullness of God’s wrath. Even in the midst of absolute chaos, the hope of redemption and the grace of God are on display until the end of…

John Vermilya // January 12, 2025 Sometimes people try to water down the importance and urgency of the Gospel. But the Bible clearly teaches that who or what you worship will determine your eternal destiny. The choice is yours, and you only get one shot.

John Vermilya // January 5, 2025 Satan is a liar and the father of lies, who sends false prophets to deceive and coerce worship for himself. At best Satan can only imitate the true glory of Jesus Christ, and God’s wisdom helps us discern the truth from the lies.

John Vermilya // December 29, 2024 In the last days Satan will try to imitate Christ. But Christ will be victorious and vindicate those who resist Satan’s lies. Speculation on the identity of the Antichrist is not our concern, but understanding how to tell the truth from the lie.

John Vermilya // December 22, 2024 The Christmas story did not begin in Bethlehem, but in Eden. It was there that God first promised a Savior to defeat Satan, sin and death. And the fulfillment of that promised salvation is certain.

Adam Ray // December 15, 2024 This chapter introduces two witnesses tasked with prophesying about the things to come with complete and utter resistance from a world in complete rejection of the returning Christ.  God empowers them to be untouchable until the completion of their mission.  The passage concludes with the assurance that God’s kingdom…

John Vermilya // December 8, 2024 The reality of life is that everything changes and nothing is certain. But God never changes and His plan is certain. God reveals himself and his perfect plan in the Bible, so that we can place our trust in Him.

John Vermilya // December 1, 2024 Satan is evil and powerful but is still under the authority of the Sovereign God. And although God is not the author of evil, He will use evil to judge evil, and thereby turn evil upon itself.