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Corrupt politicians. Riots in the streets. Boarded-up windows. Rampant sexual immorality. An insatiable war-machine. These are the products of "Babylon" and the "Beast." In this message, Pastor Michael helps us navigate these twin perils so that we can experience the beauty of covenant love and reach our final destination: the New Jerusalem.

What is Armageddon? Is it a nuclear holocaust? An epic end-times battle between Jews and Gentiles? What will our individual role be? In this message, Pastor Michael answers all of these questions, clarifying some large misconceptions so we can understand the true nature of this "battle"-which is very different from what many of us were taught.

How do you overcome anxiety? In this message, Pastor Michael talks about how to win the spiritual battle from Revelation 14, and also, from his from his own personal story of overcoming anxiety.

Church can be a source of pain, but it is also the primary source for healing in our lives and communities. In this message, Pastor Michael Miller shares from the Scripture and from his own personal story-with great candor and authenticity-how to be part of God's mission for bringing hope to the world.

This week, Pastor Michael dives into Revelation 13 to give us a message explaining the three figures in this chapter: the Antichrist, the dragon, and the beast.

What exactly is "the Day of the Lord," and when will it occur? Will we be raptured before or after Jesus returns? And will the Antichrist be a literal human who tyrannizes humanity in the last days, or is the "Antichrist" just a spirit who corrupts people and institutions? These questions are foundational to our understanding of the "end-times prophecy," and in this message, Pastor Michael answers all of them, as he motivates believers to live in light of God's end-times plan.

In order to fulfill God's purpose in the last days, we have to be neither gullible nor skeptical, but discerning. Those who discern the times are able to overcome their appointed "wilderness." In this message about Revelation 12, Pastor Michael explains how to join God's army of over-comers.

When most people talk about hope, they mean "hope for relief." But even non-Christians can hope for relief. Christians have a greater hope: not just for the nightmare to be over, but for it to be replaced with a reality that surpasses our wildest dreams. In our darkest day, only such a hope will carry us through.

In this message, guest speaker Josh Lewis preaches a powerful message on the temptation of Christ and how it applies to us today.

In this message, Pastor Michael explains how "the Two Prophets" of Revelation 11 are both a pattern for our own prophetic calling, and also a prediction about a global end-times revival.

Secular solutions are not fit for resolving the problem of evil- which is not just natural, but also, supernatural in its origins. In this message, Pastor Michael shows from Revelation 9 the way God deals with the powers of darkness in the Last Days.

In this message, Pastor Michael teaches from Revelation 8 about how to interpret the first four "trumpets"- specifically, how we should understand these "plagues", and how the relate today.

Special guest Ken Fish teaches us on how to bring people closer to an encounter with God.

Lots of people debate the timing of "the Rapture" and "the Great Tribulation." When will these things be? Will we have to endure the Great Tribulation? How will God protect us? In this message on Revelation 7, Pastor Michael answers these questions and more. In the process, you will learn about the "army" God is raising up to usher in the return of our Lord.

It's exhausting trying to keep up with all the end times teachers' false predictions. But we would be mistaken to give up "end times prophecy" altogether. There's a way to connect the dots of current events with God's Word, without falling off the cliff into "end times insanity." In this message, Pastor Michael helps us understand this hour of history in light of Bible prophecy, as he explains to us an ancient phrase, "the labor pains of the Messiah"- and its connection to the Book of Revelation.

This week Pastor Michael is back with a message reviewing our mission as a church now and looking to the future.

This week, Youth Pastor David Hayes continues the My Life Message series with a message about what worship really is and what it looks like.

Social sciences and the scripture agree: it is not good for man to be alone. In this message, Pastor Gary Kirksey shares his "life message" about the importance of relationships and the keys for maintaining good ones.

This week’s “lie” is “What I do doesn’t make a difference.” Do you ever feel that way? There’s a way to live in which we transform “mundane” into “meaningful,” and it all comes back to the role of resurrection in our everyday lives. In this message, Pastor Michael helps outline these connections.