We continue our sermon series “APOCALYPSE” and in this sermon entitled “Counterfeit Jesus,” I will focus Revelation 6:1-8. In this text God shows the apostle John four horses, also known as the horses of the apocalypse. The rider on a white horse is imitating Jesus pretending as if he is bringing peace on earth. But we meet a counterfeit Jesus. The text teaches that we meet the forces in the world that may look or sound like they are true and from God but, they are from Satan. God warns us to be on our guard of false prophets, pastors, their teachings, and the worldly things that are so deceptive. Tune in to hear more about how to identify these forces and confront them.

Through the sermon series, “APOCALYPSE,” Pastor Nadeem’s latest sermon entitled “Worthy of Our Full Devotion” focuses on Revelation 5:6-14. Our hope as a nation isn’t in the hands of a donkey or an elephant. Our hope rests in the Lamb of God. Only Christ, the Lion of Judah and the Lamb of God, can carry out God’s final purposes on earth. Tune in to hear how we all become distracted from where our hope truly lies, and why the Lamb of God is worthy of our Full Devotion.

This week, we continue with the sermon series “Apocalypse”. Reverend Nadeem takes us through Revelation 4:1-6 which speaks of the rapture of the church, the believers, and those who have lived faithfully.
So many questions and thoughts come up when reading about the rapture and events before and after the rapture. What exactly is the rapture? Is rapture real? Will some people just disappear, what will that be like? Some believe the rapture is just symbolic. What is the truth? Reverend Nadeem explains the biblical roots of the rapture to help us better understand what the rapture is and how having a “Messiah Clause” in our every day decisions can help us be prepared to be raptured or caught up when Jesus comes.

Continuing with the sermon series entitled “Apocalypse,” Pastor Nadeem focuses on scripture from Revelation 2:1-6 while also giving an overview of the seven churches discussed in chapter 2 and 3 of Revelation.

To the church who remained faithful, Jesus commends, but to others he condemns. To those who remained steadfast, Jesus promised the right to eat from the tree of life. What kind of church will share in the fruit from that tree? Join us, as Pastor Nadeem shares what it looks like to remain faithful and steadfast, and how although we all fall short, what we can do next that can help us return to our first love over and over.

Pastor Nadeem begins a new sermon series entitled “Apocalypse” and focuses on the book of Revelation.

The book of Revelation can be confusing, intimidating and even a little terrifying. With vivid details, and complex language, understanding the message of the book is no easy feat. The book of Revelation is, in fact, God’s cheat sheet for his people to help them know and prepare for the end times. It’s also an invitation to trust the living Jesus, even when life is not how we would like it to be. As we focus on Revelation 1:9-18 in today’s sermon, the text offers certainty of the joy and hope of the resurrection because Jesus is alive forever and ever and will one day come to take us to be with him.