Some of the Questions we will be talking about in this live stream:

Q1: Is Matthew 24 for Jews only? Q2: The Pre-Tribulation Rapture - A "hidden mystery" hidden exclusively in parables? Q3: In Revelation, why are there people already in the air when God comes down to pour out His wrath? Q4: Some say the Church isn’t mentioned after Revelation 4, because we’re raptured before tribulation occurs. Is this true? Q5: Did Irenaeus teach a pre-tribulation rapture in the early church?

Years ago we surrounded the television to watch the latest Hollywood movie called "Left Behind". For many Christians around the world, this was the first time where they could visualize what the end times might look like. But was it an accurate representation of what scripture teaches?

The world is a troubled place and always has been. Now more than ever people are searching for answers regarding the end of the world. So, what does the Bible really teach about the end, and especially that moment of believers being gathered to the heavens? One thing is for sure, the world WILL end, the trumpets WILL blow. But will you expect it, or be caught off guard?

We live in a world with more distractions and forms of entertainment than ever before. With that comes an ever-growing temptation to focus on lesser things, even leading to laziness and unhealthy procrastinations where we never get anything done.

Do everything (even the mundane) as unto the Lord: If God was the one who gave you every assignment, would you complete it as one who is driven, or would you allow laziness to steal your calling? The choice is yours.

Did you know the covenant God made with us through Jesus was not just about providing salvation but includes promises of financial provision? I'm not talking about the "prosperity gospel" I am talking about what it means to have a Father-Son relationship with a Father who cares more than your employer, government, or the world.

And the Bible is full of hope for those worried about the future, if only we knew where to look. God feeds sparrows, clothed lilies, and even provided coin from the fish's mouth. In this teaching we will unpack deep revelation upon revelation about God's promises of provision for us, and I share some personal testimony miracles. You don't want to miss this one!

God made known He will one day gather the fruit of His Kingdom from places He did not even scatter seed (Matt 25:24). While God scatters seed, it is the winds of the Holy Spirit that carry it to new unexpected places where God raises unexpected people to walk out His divine callings. The concept is simple: Some seeds take no root and die, some seeds fall on good ground and bear much fruit, some seeds grow but never bear much fruit at all. As people, we each have a Kingdom "credit score", if we use the little God entrusted to us well, He gives us much more because we are trustworthy. If we are not trustworthy with what He gave (because we do not trust God for the miracle of producing fruit in our life), the little we have will be taken away and given to another (Matt 25:29).

Walk by faith! If you stumble in your weaknesses yet know He made you with them all, how could your weakness stand in His way of using you mightily? You were made for Him. But you must trust Him.

We are in a war. A constant battle surrounds us between good and evil. Satan moves strategically to try and poke for weaknesses to get into our lives and mold us into his image. He wants to destroy the image of God we have been made in.

He is after your character: Who you are, how you act. He wants to use you as his vessel. He wants to manipulate others through you, for you to use others for your own gain, to care about yourself more than others, to be critical, jealous, angry, and hateful. God wants the opposite. But perhaps the most concerning is that Satan tries to do these things undercover without your knowledge, especially if you consider yourself a believer. Is your character being used as a vessel for good, or evil? This is a vital message for teenagers, young and older adults alike!

The law is holy and good but must be used for what it was intended for. The accuser (Satan) brings guilt, shame & condemnation through the misuse of the law even unto those who are no longer under it. What does it really mean that we are "not under the law"? Understanding the freedom from condemnation we have in Christ is essential for us to be able to walk out our wonderful and powerful God-given callings in confidence, instead of living in unworthiness to serve God, shame, and other lies of the enemy. In this short video, we discuss this freedom we can experience in Christ!