In this sermon we study Revelation 14:17–20, unpacking the vision of the grape harvest as a vivid picture of final judgment. We examine the roles of the heavenly reapers and the altar-angel, the meaning of the ripe grapes, and the graphic imagery of the winepress that depicts Armageddon and the wrath of God.

The message emphasizes God's holiness and justice alongside His mercy, urging listeners to heed the call to repentance before grace ends.

This sermon examines Luke 10–11, contrasting Mary’s priority of sitting at Jesus’ feet with Martha’s busyness, and highlights Jesus’ teaching that listening to him is the one necessary thing.

It then unfolds Jesus’ model prayer—the Lord’s Prayer—outlining five petitions (God’s holiness, his kingdom, daily provision, forgiveness, and protection) and reminds listeners that God is our loving Father who invites daily, dependent prayer.

Sermon Guide: Prayer and Priorities.

In this sermon, we take a deep dive into Revelation 14:14-20, which portrays the final reaping of the earth. The imagery of Jesus, the 'Son of Man,' returning as a Sovereign King on a white cloud, wielding a sharp sickle, sets the stage for God's ultimate judgment.

We explore the transformation of Jesus from his first coming in humility, to seek and save, into his return in majesty as the reaper of souls. This sermon highlights the culmination of God's divine wrath during the prophesied Great Tribulation, where the Earth's harvest is overripe, symbolic of impending judgment and the end of grace.