Show Notes
To kickoff our summer series, we'll be diving into the greatest message ever told by the greatest preacher of all time: The Sermon on the Mount by Jesus Christ. During this message, Pastor Nate will be combing through the Beatitudes and how Jesus lays down what it takes to be a true follower of Christ. The unfortunate thing is that we don't have what it takes to complete them all; but luckily we don't have to because of Jesus' sacrifice.
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Heaven's a hard place to describe because none of us have ever been there. There's a lot of misconception that it'll be a magical place above in the clouds, but what does the Bible actually say about Heaven? Turns out, it'll be a lot more similar to Earth than you realize. It'll be the restoring of Earth back to it's original form that God intended and He will dwell with his people. Heaven promises reunion, to be rid of pain, and rewards. But in order to receive these rewards, you have to ask yourself this question while still here on Earth: What did you do with what God gave you?
What does the book of Revelation say about Heaven & Hell? In this podcast episode, Pastor Nate goes beyond the sermon to break down different views of Heaven & Hell, to help us better grasp what both of these eternal destinations are vs. are not.
Here's our latest sermon on Revelation!
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One of the most hotly debated topics of Revelation is whether or not Christians will experience tribulation here on earth before Christ's return. The quick answer: YES! Every day is a battle of tribulation against the dragon of this world (Satan), the beast that we mistakenly trust (government), and the harlot that is ever tempting (culture). Luckily, God gave us a savior from these evil foes in Jesus Christ and you can break the strongholds of sin in your life if you rebuke them in Jesus name and cast them out with prayer.