Sermons - Revelation Church

This morning we will begin our deep dive into the book of Genesis taking a look at the book's purpose in relation to the rest of scripture.

As we wrap up our series on wisdom this morning we will be looking at different ways that we should be learning through the scriptures and some tools to help us do that.

This week in our Q&R series on wisdom we will be looking at how we should view the Bible as a tool for learning wisdom and what it means that it is inspired by God.

The book of Proverbs frames the search for wisdom as food that we each. We take a look at Brett McCracken's helpful book, The Wisdom Pyramid, and how we should be thinking about where we go for food.

We received several questions that all connect to the idea of how we should be learning wisdom, so we are kicking off our Q&R series with a look at the wisest man of all time: Jesus of Nazareth.

We finish up our study of the gospel according to Matthew this week celebrating the resurrection of King Jesus with our friends from All Of Life Church, Transform Ministries and Doxa Church.

We take a look at the crucifixion and death of Jesus and how this brutal reality gives us a multifaceted view into why Jesus died.

Jesus appears before Pilate and the crowds demand that he release Barabbas to them instead. Pilate asks a question that we all need to deal with: "What should I do then with Jesus?"

After Peter betrayed Jesus he wept. His sorrow leads him to repent of his sin and be restored. Today in our study of the Gospel According to Matthew we will look at how Judas deals much differently with his sin.

Jesus and Peter both undergo confrontational trials, but they respond very differently.

We've read Jesus' teaching on non-violence in the sermon on the mount. This morning in our study of the gospel according to Matthew we will see him act it out.

Jesus prepares for his coming betrayal by spending time in prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane. This passage displays the full humanity of Jesus in a powerful way.

Jesus transforms the Jewish passover meal by interpreting its elements to point to his sacrifice on the cross.

Jesus will share one final Passover meal with his disciples before he is betrayed and crucified. As the meal begins, he lets them know that one of them will be his betrayer.

Jesus' enemies won't stop until they have silenced him for good. We start to look at the plot to kill Jesus in the final days of his ministry in our study of The Gospel According To Matthew.

Jesus wraps up his message to his disciples about his return and the coming of his kingdom with a sobering word about caring for the marginalized.

Jesus continues to challenge us about the lives we live in expectation of his return in the famous parable of the talents.

Jesus continues to tell stories to help us understand what it looks like to be prepared for his return.

Jesus shifts his focus to the disciples' question about his return as we continue in our study of the gospel according to Matthew.

Jesus' comments about the destruction of the temple in Jerusalem spark questions from his disciples about the end of the world. We will begin to dive into this complex topic this week as we return to study of the gospel according to Matthew.

Caesar Augustus is too busy ruling his own kingdom to realize that the true King is being born right under his nose. We look at distraction and apathy and how they blind us to the work of the Kingdom.

For the 2nd week of Advent we look at Mary's reaction to strange news from an angel and see what it looks like to approach God with open-handed faith.

The people of Israel were in a dark place at the beginning of the 1st century. There was very little hope and God was silent. We take a look at the story of Zechariah and Elizabeth for wisdom in dealing with doubt and waiting on the plan of God.

In the middle of a rough season with no end in sight, the Apostle Paul has some words of wisdom drawn from his own personal experience following Jesus.

After a series of interactions with the religious leaders in Jerusalem, Jesus publicly denounces their hypocrisy and warns the people against their influence.