Why would God have a book that just describes his wrath and judgment on his enemies in so much detail? Why spend 3 chapters explaining this so thoroughly? Isn't just one enough? God had a purpose in this for his people back then, and for us today, as we are reminded that everything written in the Old Testament is for our instruction on whom the end of the ages has come (1 Corinthians 10:11). So, what exactly is God's purpose? Join us and find out!

1) The destruction of God's enemies
2) The restoration of God's people

Text: Nahum 2

In a world filled with uncertainty, Revelation 1 reminds us that the future is not spiraling out of control—it’s rushing toward the return of Christ. When every eye sees him, no one will wonder who is ultimate. Join us as we explore how believing in the sure return of Jesus and the unfathomable greatness of God reshapes our perspective, restores our courage, and reorients our lives toward what truly matters.

What the future holds...
1) The return of Christ
2) The ultimacy of God

Text: Revelation 1:7-8

What do Elsa, from Frozen fame, Edmund Pevensie, and Frodo Baggins all have in common? Join us to find out. No, this isn't a sermon on movies. It's a sermon on Revelation and seeing yourself through Christ's eyes.

Who you are...
1) Redeemed
2) Subject of a King
3) Projector of God

Text: Revelation 1:5b-6