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The Rise & Fall of The Anti-Christ
Posted on September 30, 2020 | Pastor: Graham KingDan 11:35-45. In this detailed prophecy, we explore the reign of that last gentile King, the man of Sin. We consider his rise to power, desecration of the temple, persecution against the Jews, rebellion against God, and intimate demise at the return of Christ. How important it is, as disciples and students of the Bible, […]
The Restoring Love of Christ
Posted on September 27, 2020 | Pastor: Graham KingJohn 21:15-25. Peter denied the Lord 3 times, before witnesses, around a coal fire in the High priest’s courtyard. In this amazing passage, we see The resurrected Lord restore Peter, with a 3-fold question about love, before witnesses, around a coal fire on the Galilee. This powerful sermon explores the restoring power of understanding Christ’s […]
The Anti-Christ Forshadowed
Posted on September 23, 2020 | Pastor: Graham KingDan 11:21-34. After the incredible predictions of the Kings of the North (Syria) and South (Egypt) and some of the events between these Seleucid and Ptolemaic kingdoms, Daniel now focuses on the infamous Seleucid King, Antiochus IV Epiphanes. Thie “vile king that shall rise” has more focus in the scripture than the others due to […]
Empty Nets & A Lesson for Life
Posted on September 20, 2020 | Pastor: Graham KingJohn 21:1-14. These were experienced fishermen. If there was one area of expertise these men had, it was how to fish in Galilee and yet, after fishing all night, they came back with empty nets. Have you ever come back with empty nets? Went out with confidence, experience, expectation, and yet come back empty? Perhaps […]
The Kings of Syria & Egypt
Posted on September 16, 2020 | Pastor: Graham KingDan 11:1-20. IN one of the most detailed prophecies of the Bible, Daniel lays out the history that would come between the testaments, specifically focusing on the Kings of The North (Syria – The Seleucid Kingdom) and The Kings of The South (Egypt – The Ptolemaic Kingdom). He lays out this timeline to bring us […]