Sermons on Revelation

The Tree of Life

40 days after Jesus rose from the dead, he ascended, returning to his Father in heaven. On Sunday we are going to meditate on the place he returned to, because it is the same place those who believe in Jesus will spend an eternity. In the last chapter of the last book of the Bible (Revelation) we find the Tree of Life mentioned. We first heard about the Tree of Life in the second chapter of the first book of…

Check Engine

Some people consider the Bible to be a somewhat boring book. There doesn’t seem to be much excitement. Maybe you know someone like that. Maybe that thought has crossed your mind a time or two. Even if it hasn’t, we still want you to join us at St. Paul’s this Sunday at 9:30 am for worship. Our lesson from Revelation is anything but boring. It involves multiple thrones, an angel carrying a large chain and a dragon, just to name…

The Lamb is the Shepherd

The Bible is full of pictures that help us better understand God’s love for us. On Good Friday we saw Jesus, the Lamb of God, taking away the sins of the world through his sacrifice on the cross. This week, we see Jesus, the Good Shepherd, caring for and protecting his flock of believers. Leave it up to the book of Revelation, that spectacular vision God gave the Apostle John, to combine both pictures of Jesus, as a Lamb and…

The Tree of Life

Sermon Theme: Revelation 22 This weekend, our worship gathers around the Tree of Life. We’re introduced to the Tree of Life in the Garden of Eden (Paradise), in Genesis, the first book of the Bible. Here, God is protecting Adam and Eve from themselves after they sinned, by keeping them away from the Tree of Life. We’re re-introduced to the Tree of Life in heaven (Paradise), in Revelation, the last book of the Bible. Here, God is inviting us to…

Forever Home

Sermon Text: Revelation 21 HGTV, the Magnolia Network and other DIY shows have used the term “Forever Home” to describe a home they’re building, renovating or remodeling? It’s a home where a couple will spend their entire adult life. The “Forever Home” concept isn’t unique, or even new. God has been talking about it ever since he created the Garden of Eden. Adam and Eve’s sin interrupted God’s original plan. Join us this Sunday as we look at the “Forever…

The Tree

You can also watch on our Vimeo page. The Tree of Life is one of two trees God singled out and named in the Garden of Eden. The other one is the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. That’s the one God said was: “Hands off!” for Adam and Eve. They didn’t listen and the rest is tragic history. This Sunday we are going to revisit the Tree of Life in Genesis, and when it pops up again…

Christ the King

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