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The fourth part of Friday Night Justice looked at the kinds
of sins that focus on luxury (Amos 4). This presentation on Amos 3 is called "Cross-Examination"
because Amos uses questions to make his points. Friday Night Justice continues with the last portion of
Amos 2, when the prophet gets "personal" with Israel. Friday Night Justice (Introduction): In many ways, the modern church faces similar issues as those addressed by Amos.
From the New Jerusalem to the End, this was the final presentation in our Revelation Study.
Is the New Jerusalem all or part of the New Heaven and New Earth? What would the literal measurments be? If symbolic, wouldn't this wonder be so much more?
If millennium refers to 1,000 years but Psalms 90:4 and 2 Peter 3:8 says that's 1 day to the Lord, is this literal,
figurative, both? Some weddings are not quite what you'd expect. Are there one or two events presented in Revelation 19?
What happens / happened to "Babylon the Great" in Revelation 18 and why?
Who/What/Where is/was/will be "Babylon the Great" as described in Revelation 17?
This study included the Seven (7) last judgments and the line-up for the Battle of Armageddon.
This was the PowerPoint for the "interlude" between the Unholy Trinity and the Seven Libation Bowls of Judgment.
This is the PowerPoint where we consider the meaning of
the "Unholy Trinity" in Revelation 13. This is the PowerPoint from the Friday Night Study where
John discovers the "Cosmic Christmas Story" (Rev. 12) This is the PowerPoint from the Friday Night Study where
we learn about the "Two Witnesses." (Revelation 11). This is the PowerPoint from the Friday Night Study where
John, like Ezekiel, is commanded to eat the scroll. (Rev. 10) |
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This is the PowerPoint from the Friday Night Study where
we continued the Seven Trumpets in Revelation 9. |
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This is the PowerPoint from the Friday Night Study of the 1st Four Trumpets in Revelation 8.
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This is the PowerPoint from the Friday Night Study of
the 144,000 in Revelation 7. |
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This is the PowerPoint file from the Friday Night Study
of the first six seals of Revelation 6 leading to the 7th This is the PowerPoint from the Friday Night Study of
the Scroll with Seven Seals from Revelation 5. This is the file from the Friday Night Study of the Vision
of the Throne Room in Revelation 4 This is the file from the Friday Night Study of the
Seven Churches of Revelation (Revelation 2-3 |
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""Horn of Plenty" was an Advent sermon from Luke 1's
presentation of Zechariah's, John's father's, praise/prophecy. |
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"Anticipating Peace" was an Advent 2020 sermon based on
2 Peter 3:8-15a (with emphasis on 14-15a). |
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After Christmas, it is common to preach on the Nunc Dimittis
as spoken by Simeon at Jesus' circumcision. |
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Because humans are fallible and believers are human, any
believer or church should hear this warning in James 4:1-5. |
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The Sunday AFTER Easter in The Lives of the Disciples Then and Now
John 17:1-8 is the first part of Jesus' "High Priestly Prayer." This is Pastor Johnny's first of two messages on this chapter, preached from home during the COVID-19 "Shelter-in-Place" order.
During the coronavirus shutdown, Pastor Johnny continues the sermon series on John from his living room. Please pray for our church, both for the physical health of our brothers and sisters and for our spiritual health as a body of Christ.
- This short homily below is about why the material world resents/hates Christians. It is taken from John 15:18-21 and concludes with an anecdote about Huey Lewis' reaction to a Christian tract.
Immediately below this line is the sermon about the vineyard metaphor in John 15. Preached on February 23, 2020.
Immediately below this line is Pastor Johnny's continuation of the series on Jesus' Farewell Address to His disciples.
Immediately below this caption is Pastor Johnny preaching on John 14:1-14 and Jesus command not to be shaken in our wills.
Below is the video of the sermon on the first half of John 13, originally preached on 1/19/2020