Sometimes we drift, sometimes we run. But here’s the good news—no matter how far you’ve gone, you can always return to Jesus. You don’t have to have it all together. You have to take the first step. You might think it’s too late. That you’ve messed up too much. That the door is closed. But here’s the truth: You can always come home. Whether you’ve been away from Jesus for a little while or a long time, you’re not forgotten. You are loved, you are wanted, and you are welcome.

Revelation can be a very misunderstood book. When you properly study it and learn to understand how to read it, it can be very eye-opening and unlock some of the mysteries in the Bible. Join us for a verse-by-verse walk through this exciting book.

The Greek phrase for “stand firm” implies stability, firmness, and strong devotion to something. The Corinthians of old and modern Christians are encouraged to remain committed to Christ and devoted to Him. Several metaphors come into play here. One can think of a tree standing firm against a strong wind, soldiers holding down a fort, or a spouse supporting an ailing partner. To stand fast is to be loyal, faithful, devoted, and unmoving.
When the fight and the enemy is spiritual - how do you stand firm?

Ecclesiastes 8:17 says that no one can discover everything God is doing. This year we want to discover how to bring more honor to the Kingdom of God, discover how to grow more as disciples, and discover how to reach those around us, sharing God's love.