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Today we look at the third beast of Daniel's vision and the amazing end-times implications as we use Scripture alone to interpret this prophecy.

Continuing our prep for the study of Revelation, today Pastor Alex looks at the second beast in Daniel's vision, the 'bear with three ribs in its mouth', and we'll see that using Scripture as our source of truth, there are very surprising end-times implications in this bizarre vision.

Today we look at the first beast in Daniel's vision, the lion with eagles wings, and use Scripture alone to best interpret the meaning and application of this vision as it relates to the end times and Christ's return.

Today we hear part two of the message on the Great Statue and Daniel's interpretation of King Nebuchadnezzar's dream, and how this relates to end-times prophecies found in Revelation, including which nations will (and will not) likely play a key role in the final chapter of human history.

In order to accurately interpret end times prophecies we need to carefully study parts of the Old Testament, and today we look at the Great Statue in Daniel chapter 2 and how that relates to Revelation.

Pastor Alex continues discussing the foundations we need to understand in order to properly exposit the book of Revelation, and setting up for our mini-series in the prophecies of Daniel and how his visions relate to the end times. #daniel #revelation #expositorybiblestudy

Today we begin an expository study of the book of Revelation. Pastor Alex opens the study with an overview, rules of engagement, and our method for studying this text to ensure we remain faithful to the word of God. As always we'll use Scripture to interpret Scripture. #revelation #endtimes #prophecy

The short letter from the Apostle John to the beloved Gaius has several critical insights for believers in accepting sound doctrine and showing love and hospitality to missionaries of the gospel.

Pastor Alex opens the shortest book in the New Testament, examining this mysterious Elect or Chosen 'lady" it is addressed to, and helps us clean some more practical Biblical teaching from the Apostle John's postcard epistle.

Closing out our 10-month expository study in 1st John, we're reminded that we can have full assurance of our faith, that the Bible was written for believers to know the LORD, and that John's epistle was also prophetic and pointed toward Christ's return.

Scripture tells us we can have confidence in our salvation and that God hears our prayers, but there are some conditions. Today we see how we can be so sure of these things, as we continue our verse by verse study of 1st John. #assurance #confidence #godswill

The Apostle John wrote that Jesus came by water and by blood - but what does this mean? With many interpretations out there, today we exposit this using Scripture as our guide. And we also hear more about the testimony of God and how that relates to the gospel.

We often hear people give their testimonies, but did you know God has a testimony as well? In today's study we explore this as well as the biblical fact that following God's commandments is not meant to be difficult - in fact, Scripture teaches that God's commandments are not a burden to those who live by faith.

Today we wrap up 1st John chapter 4, examining the Biblical doctrine that God chose us before he even formed the earth, and that we love God only because He first loved us. But where does our obligation to love come into play?

Today we examine what judgement day will look like for Christians. What does Scripture say about that day for us? Will we be judged for our sins or works? Thankfully the Bible gives us some amazing clues as to what we can expect when we stand before the LORD.

Judgement day is real and everyone will stand before God. For those who've never put their faith in Christ, that day will be terrible beyond words. For the saved, however, the Bible tells us we can have confidence on the day of judgement.

Most false religions have some form of Jesus, but true Christians confess that Jesus Christ is both fully God and fully man. What we say about Jesus matters eternally!

People often quote the verse that "God is love" but what does this mean in context? Does God love every person the same and unconditionally? How does His will play into this? Does God's love mean that every human gets a free pass into heaven? Pastor Alex exposits this verse in today's message.

In the end times, many false preachers, teachers and dissenters will infiltrate the church. Christians need to be on guard against these deceivers and compare everything taught and spoke to the truths in Scripture

The Bible warns us to test prophets and teachers before blindly accepting their statements as truth, and that we can really tell who true believers are by how they handle the gospel of Christ.

In a continuation of our study on this passage, we ask: Can you really call yourself a Christian if you don't love others, especially other believers? Can you call yourself a Christian if you don't help others or give to those in need? The Bible has a very clear answer to these questions.

Can you really call yourself a Christian if you don't love others, especially other believers? Can you call yourself a Christian if you don't help others or give to those in need? The Bible has a very clear answer to these questions.

In today’s study we explore the apostle John’s reference to Cain and Abel and see some very important lessons about how we are to control our thoughts and surrender our hearts to Christ. In doing so we find great joy in everyday life, and are rewarded by God with peace.