September

• Revelation in 15 Minutes or Less (Part 2 of 3)
  The Book of Revelation is intended to be understood by the average believer. The book is clearly organized and all of its symbols are explained elsewhere in Scripture. This series presents a quick overview of how Revelation is organized and how to read it.
• Revelation in 15 Minutes or Less (Part 3 of 3)
  Revelation is not difficult to understand or mysterious. It is straight forward and intended to be understood. In this final segment, we explore the meaning of the three sequences of seven in the book.
• The Second Coming - The Wicked Servant
  As we await the Messiah's return, the important point is not when that will be, but what you'll be doing.
• The Second Coming (No One Knows the Day or the Hour)
  The idea that no one knows the day or the hour of Messiah's return may not mean what most people think it means.
• The Second Coming (Parable of the Talents, part 1)
  There's quite a bit going on in the Parable of the Talents. This is a character study not only of the three servants, but of the master as well.
• The Second Coming (Parable of the Talents, part 2)
  In the second half of this discussion, we talk about the nature of risk in business and life as it relates to what Messiah wants to find with you when He returns.
• The Second Coming (Sheep and Goats)
  Those who will be goats in the final judgment will probably be surprised when they are sorted into that flock.
• The Second Coming (The Ten Virgins)
  The parable of the 10 Virgins in Matthew 25 is often made to seem more difficult than it has to be. When considered in the context of Matthew 24, it represents the second possible attitude toward Messiah's seeming delay in coming.