Revelation 15-16
Louis Tamburro

As we study this text we’ll learn there’s several good reasons for God’s wrath and judgement. The good news of the eternal gospel, is that Jesus suffered God’s wrath for our sins on the cross so we don’t have to suffer God’s wrath in hell. So even though God’s wrath and judgment is necessary, the good news is anybody can be saved from God’s wrath through faith in Jesus.

Revelation 14
Zack Casey

God is not a God of chaos, and he does not want us to be overcome with worry and fear. That’s why we’re looking to the book of Revelation to learn how to have peace in a world of chaos. We believe that God wants us to have peace. He wants us to know that even in the absolute worst of times, He is still in control, He is still good, and we can still trust him.

Revelation 13:11-18.
Louis Tamburro

We all have people or things we’ll sometimes treat as a savior when life gets hard. This message is about trying to find peace in a false savior, worshiping a false savior, when life gets hard. If you seek a temporary savior you’ll get a temporary salvation, but if you seek an eternal savior you’ll get an eternal salvation. Jesus is the only incarnate, fully human and fully divine God who became a man, to die for our sins on the cross, and then rose again so we can enjoy eternal life in heaven with him.

Revelation 12:18-13:10
Louis Tamburro

Both skeptics and believers have current and future things we’re concerned about, and there will always be metaphorical antichrists, false saviors promising to give us peace and joy in life. But there’s only one, true, eternal savior named Jesus Christ. We need a real Savior for our current worries, and a real Savior for our future worries. Revelation 13 teaches us that the final antichrist isn’t a metaphorical person, instead he’s a real imposter who will deceive many. But it is also teaching us to find our peace in the real Savior Jesus Christ that’s coming.

Matthew 6:19-34
Louis Tamburro

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus is teaching on how we’re to live our lives and in today's text he’s focusing on how to live a content life, a simple life, when it comes to our wealth and possessions. If you want to eliminate some of the hurry and worry in your life, then start living a simple life which can break the cycle of overworking to feed our excessive desires. Jesus didn’t live a consumeristic life, he lived a simple. He lived a simple life, and even gave up his wealth, his possessions, his very own life on the cross for us so we could enjoy an eternal relationship in heaven with him.

Genesis 2
Robbie Alderman

What we’re learning specifically from the life of Jesus today, is the importance of practicing Sabbath. Jesus gives both skeptics and believers an invitation to find rest. Sabbath isn’t just a command, it’s a prescription.

Mark 1:29-38
Louis Tamburro

At this point in the book of Mark, Jesus is doing ministry with some of his disciples. He’s working hard in ministry, and the text describes a very busy day in the life of Jesus. He’s slammed with all kinds of people wanting his time, and as we study this text we’ll learn about the following three things: 1st The importance of work, 2nd The importance of silence and solitude, 3rd The importance of prioritizing. We’ll learn Jesus deals with a busy day by working hard, by practicing silence and solitude, and by prioritizing.

Matthew 11:28-30
Louis Tamburro

We’re starting a new 5 week teaching series we’re calling The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry, and it’s about how to have peace in a world of hurry.

We need to learn from the life of Jesus, to live an unhurried life like Jesus. The burdens of life are way too heavy for us to carry on our own. The good news is we don’t have to carry them on our own, because Jesus offers to carry them with us if we yoke our lives to him, and slow down enough to learn from him.