Luke 21:25-36. When is the end of the age? When will Jesus return? And when will the Kingdom on earth begin? Who is the Anti-Christ? What happens to the Jewish nation at the end? May our hearts be stirred by this important end times passage. 

Luke 21:1-24. When is the end of the age? When is the Anti-Christ coming? When is the Lord’s return? In the “Olivette Discourse” Jesus answers several questions relating to the destruction of Jerusalem (AD 70) and also makes further predictions relating to the Anti-Christ and the end of the age....

Matt 21:1-17. On that first Palm Sunday, Jesus rode into Jerusalem presenting himself as the Israel’s Messiah-King. For the hearts that were ready, it was a time to rejoice, for others it was the opportunity to repent. What would our needed response be ?

John 21:15-25. Peter denied the Lord 3 times, before witnesses, around a coal fire in the High priest’s courtyard. In this amazing passage, we see The resurrected Lord restore Peter, with a 3-fold question about love, before witnesses, around a coal fire on the Galilee. This powerful sermon explores the...

John 21:1-14. These were experienced fishermen. If there was one area of expertise these men had, it was how to fish in Galilee and yet, after fishing all night, they came back with empty nets. Have you ever come back with empty nets? Went out with confidence, experience, expectation, and...

Acts 21:1-26. As Paul completes the 3rd Missionary Journey his eyes are set on Rome and ultimately Rome. Although the HS testifies of sufferings ahead and the disciples plead with Paul not to go there, he knows he must venture forwards in God’s plan. He must face the Call head-on.

Revelation 21-22  Looking up through the stars and the wonderful celstial realities of God’s creation, we consider Heaven. What encouragement to our hearts to have the assurance of heaven as we live our lives here on earth.

Exodus 21:5-6, Rom 1:1, Eph 5:2. Just as the Jewish Slave in the Old Testament freely chose to stay and serve because he loved his master, so Paul referred to himself as the servant (doulos) of Christ.We also are called to serve by love in the freedom of grace.