Sermons on Protection

The Chronicles of the End: The Child, the Dragon, and the Woman-Part II

When we were last in Revelation 12 a few weeks ago, I mentioned that the content of this chapter reads like an epic drama. And it is. But that doesn’t mean its fiction. In fact, its metaphor meant to relay truth about a real “dragon” that tries to devour a real baby boy but fails! In the wake of that failure, the dragon goes to war against those allied to the child. It is these allies (us) that this sermon will address. What is our role really in this epic drama. We probably think we know, and we probably are right to a point. But this chapter brings to light some details we may not have considered regarding our role in God’s great drama.

The Chronicles of the End: The Child, the Dragon, and the Woman – Part I”

In Part 1 of this 2-part sermon will explore some of the “background” on the identity of main characters in this story (the Dragon, the Child, and the Woman) and how this story unfolds as well as how it even incorporates us!

Some Judgements on These Judgements

We see in this text that God’s wrath is sure and severe, but sometimes we often miss some details about His judgments that this Sermon will reveal today.

Marked for Blessing

February 9, 2025
Will Douglas
Blessings, Gratitude, Living Water, Protection
Revelation

In Part 2 of Revelation 7 we explore the beautiful benefits that come to those who bear the mark for the Living God. There are some clear blessings He provides to His marked slaves.

Dear Family in Smyrna

What does a good church look like? A lot of opinions abound, but none are greater than His. To listen carefully to what Jesus says here in these verses is to hear about a church that is a good, praiseworthy church. Of course, the reasons seem to be unfortunately lost on many American churches. So, it would no doubt be helpful to see from this passage what makes for a good church.

Communicator

February 27, 2022
David Dixon
Father, Forgiveness, Holiness, Kingdom of God, Protection, Provision
2 Corinthians, Hebrews, Luke, Philippians

Through prayer we have community with God and we are called to submission and dependence on God

Asking

March 10, 2019
Scott Kelly
Eternal Life, Prayer, Protection, Provision
1 Timothy, James, Luke, Matthew, Psalm

Asking God for things can be tricky. He knows the desires of our heart, he knows what we need, he is the omnipotent God of creation, and yet, we are taught that we lack things either because we do not ask for them or because we are asking with wrong motivations. This week we dig into how and why we ask for things in prayer.