Today we celebrate the Advent theme of Joy with our All-Worship Christmas services.
Today we continue our Advent journey by looking at the biblical theme of peace.
This week, we are kicking off Advent by looking at Psalm 130, a passage that emphasizes waiting on the Lord with deep longing.
In this message, we continue the study of Revelation 18 and explore God’s judgment on “Babylon the Great”—a symbol of corrupt, oppressive empires marked by arrogance, immorality, idolatry, persecution, and especially greed.
Toda we dive into Revelation 17 and John’s striking vision of “Babylon the Great” — a beautiful yet corrupt woman symbolizing the world’s evil empires and spiritual deception.
In Revelation 16, we see the Bowl Judgments — God’s final cycle of judgment at the end of the last days. These events parallel the plagues of Egypt, reminding us that God’s judgments in history are always righteous, always purposeful, and always perfectly just. But they also show us God’s heart — even in the very last moments, He is still calling people to repentance.
