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In this message, as we study Revelation 8, we will see a powerful picture of God listening to the prayers of His people and responding with action. The sounding trumpets reveal His attentive care and coming justice. They are merciful warnings and wake-up calls meant to shake a broken world, soften hard hearts, and welcome people to repent and turn to God.

In this message, as we study Revelation 7, we will see that Gods people are sealed by His Spirit, meaning they belong to Him and can stand firm through trials and tribulation. Jesus will also point us to a future of great joy, where a countless, diverse people of God will be fully restored, worship Him, and experience His eternal care and comfort. This will give us courage to find joy and hope as we walk through pain, grief and trial in this life.

Marko & Pauline Hakkola - Watch at: https://youtu.be/8vxWeUK6fsE

In this sermon we explore the pervasive "fog of secularism" that keeps us trapped in an immanent frame focused only on careers, entertainment, and fleeting pleasures and how the resurrection of Jesus has the power to burn through that fog with hope, meaning, and the love of God.

In this sermon we explore Revelation 6 and notice how evil intensifiesthrough conquest, violence, injustice, and deathwhen Gods kingdom is advancing. As followers of Jesus we are called to reject the way of the four horsemen and instead follow the way of Jesusthe Lambmarked by humility, love, justice, and peace, even in a world that feels out of control.

In this sermon we explore Revelation 6 and notice how evil intensifiesthrough conquest, violence, injustice, and deathwhen Gods kingdom is advancing. As followers of Jesus we are called to reject the way of the four horsemen and instead follow the way of Jesusthe Lambmarked by humility, love, justice, and peace, even in a world that feels out of control.

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In this sermon we explore Jesus's message to the church of Laodicea, and we come to see that their "lukewarm" deeds like the chemically tainted, tepid water that arrived in their city were useless and revolting to Jesus because their wealth had made them spiritually self-sufficient and neglectful of the poor. We are challenged to open the door to Jesus, trusting that His presence will transform our self-centered hearts into hearts of generous, practical love for the hurting and marginalized around us.