Pastor Shane teaches the foundation of what our church believes. This first message is about seeking and the unique promise that if we seek God, we will find him. Learn more about this unique promise, what it means to go beyond the obedience line, and the hidden resistances to seeking.

In today's message we examine Jesus' letter to the church at Smyrna in Revelation 2. Pastor Shane shares the history of persecution and martyrdom in Smyrna and relates it to questions that we should ask ourselves about our faith.

Our final message in the series examines the difference between a command, a calling, and an invitation, focusing on Isaiah 6. Pastor Shane shares four important reminders that will keep us accepting the invitations of God, no matter how seemingly inglorious.

Pastor Shane dives into the book of Revelation, the seven churches, and the true meaning of persevering in the faith.

Pastor Brandon takes us into the life of Noah in Genesis 6, detailing his life of faith before the rain came.  We are challenged to reframe our perspective of new things in the context of what God has promised He'll do. 

What happens when we die? Pastor Shane continues our series with an examination of the gradual revelation of Old and New Testament references to life after death for those who believe in Jesus and those who don't.

Part two of our miniseries examines Moses response to God's call via the burning bush.  Pastor Shane teaches that focusing on what we don't have or what we aren't able to do in our own power causes us to miss the very definition of a miracle: where God operates beyond our power for His glory. 

Our series continues as Pastor Shane examines passages from Daniel, 2 Thessalonians, and Revelation (among others) that detail the signs of the antichrist's rise to power in the end times.  He challenges us to consider how we might build up the faith of those we love to ensure they survive the coming apostasy that marks the rise of the antichrist. 

Pastor Rebekah examines the story of Hagar in Genesis 16 to encourage listeners to be aware of the miracles taking place around us and how we can understand them rightly in order to avoid missing the next one. 

Pastor Shane teaches the first of two messages about the antichrist, the person who will embody the most intentional and direct opposition to the people of God in the end times. Our study of prophetic scripture reveals the possible sequence of events for the antichrist's rise to power and the conditions that will allow most people to accept and even appreciate his rejection of Christianity.

This midweek message examines the importance of following our faith with action, as Pastor Trent explains the difference between ...

In part two of our series, Pastor Shane shares the three prevailing views of Christ's millennial reign following the rapture, including which he believes to be the correct interpretation of prophesy.  The message ends with a reminder of our responsibility to prepare our hearts for what God tells us will come. 

When Israel first saw the Promised Land (Numbers 13), it was through the eyes of two different groups of people: ten who saw why it would never happen and two who believed in God's promise. Christine Caine shares the challenge facing us today -- either to focus on the promise or focus on the problem -- and its generational impact.

Our second Revival Week 2024 message challenges our idea of what God might do to bring about revival in our time.  Using Isaiah 43:16-19 as a foundation, guest speaker Christine Caine shares that our familiarity with what God has done might just be the thing that causes us to miss what God will do. 

Have you ever felt like you lost your edge, like what had worked for you in the past wasn't working any longer?  In this Revival Week 2024 kickoff, Christine Caine shares the story of Elisha and the ax head from 2 Kings 6, revealing important truths about why we might have lost our edge and how to get it back.

What's the difference between a command, a calling, or an invitation from God?  Should we respond to each differently?  Do each come with their own set of consequences?  Pastor Shane shares the the story of Revolution Church's invitation to pursue revival ahead of the 2024 Revival Week services. 

Our new series kicks off with a foretelling of the end times from the One who will return in glory, Jesus Christ. Using Mark 13 and a variety of parallel accounts (namely Matthew 24 and Revelation 6), Pastor Shane provides a scholarly interpretation of the sequence of events to come and challenges us to prepare for what Jesus told us will happen.

What's the difference between those who finish the race and those who get distracted, between those who receive an eternal reward and those who are the least in the kingdom of God? In today's message, Pastor Rebekah shares a life verse that answers that question: Acts 20:24, Paul's revelation of his total commitment to Christ and the cost it requires.

Today's sermon examines the story of Lazarus the beggar at the gate of the rich man (Luke 16:19-31) in the context of opportunities we have to serve people in need at our various campuses and potential campus locations. In particular, we learn about the Hope Homes galas that are happening around the country and how we can help those who have been laid at our gates.

Many people say they believe in Jesus, but do they believe the words that He says? In today's message, Pastor Shane shares his life verse (John 15:5) and the key to producing fruit in the kingdom of God, beginning with an understanding of what it means to abide in Christ.