Revelation 5:6-14 part 1
Growing in the Word with Pastor Jim Jarrett
In Revelation chapter five, we continue our study of the future. With so many false prophets claiming to know the future, isn’t it great to know that we have the inerrant, infallible, and completely reliable Word of God as our source for correct information?
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Revelation 5:1-5 part 2
Growing in the Word with Pastor Jim Jarrett
Today we continue our verse by verse study of the book of Revelation with a stop in chapter five. Do you ever stop to imagine what Heaven will be like? Everybody has, and the concepts are as varied as the number of people. One very observant person said that “almost everybody is in favor of going to Heaven, but too many people are hoping they’ll live long enough to see an easing of the entrance requirements!”
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Revelation 5:1-5 part 1
Growing in the Word with Pastor Jim Jarrett
Clearing up the mysteries of this mysterious book is our goal, and we’re currently looking at chapter five. We’re beginning to get a clear picture of what awaits us in Heaven, and what happens there. We’ve all wondered that at one time or another, and we’ll find out today that the routine in Heaven will be anything but routine!
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Revelation 4 Pt 2b
Growing in the Word with Pastor Jim Jarrett
Today, we’ll take one last look at Revelation chapter four. Revelation four is all about John’s glimpse into heaven. Jesus was born so He could one day die on a cross for our sins, so that we could have a chance to get to be in heaven for eternity! Now, when you say “heaven” top some people, they immediately think of people sitting on clouds playing the harp, but that’s not what the bible says. Just how great is heaven going to be? Let’s find out.
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Revelation 4 Pt 2a
Growing in the Word with Pastor Jim Jarrett
If you’re planning a vacation, you’ll no doubt check out a few travel brochures. They can be a real help when trying to decide where to go, but you also have to remember that they only show the good side on the particular locale - never the down side. Revelation four is a travel brochure of sorts - as it describes what heaven looked like through the eyes of John.
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Revelation 4 Pt 1b
Growing in the Word with Pastor Jim Jarrett
On today’s program we’ll bring you more from a message from Pastor Jim, based on the fourth chapter of Revelation. What we see here is a description of what heaven is like. Can you imagine John’s reaction when he was beckoned in his vision to come up to heaven for a guided tour!
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Revelation 4 Pt 1a
Growing in the Word with Pastor Jim Jarrett
In Revelation chapter four, we begin to get a glimpse of our eternal home as believers - a place we call Heaven. Do you have any concept whatsoever of the glory that awaits us when we get there? As much imagination as you or I might have, it’s really impossible to comprehend!
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Letter to Laodicea Pt 2b
Growing in the Word with Pastor Jim Jarrett
Today on Growing in the Word we bring you our final look at the Letters to the churches in the book of Revelation. In this last study on the Church of Laodicea we learn that this is a church that is very self-sufficient. May sound good in this postmodern era...but truthfully, Jesus desires that we are not self-sufficient...but that our sufficiency is from Him.
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Letter to Laodicea Pt 2a
Growing in the Word with Pastor Jim Jarrett
Today on Growing in the Word, we're looking at the Letter to the church in Laodicea found in the third chapter of the book of Revelation. Jesus described this church as lukewarm. Now this makes the Lord sick. Surely if we are following Jesus, we do not want this for our lives. So why don't we learn how to be the opposite of lukewarm… hot and on fire for the Lord and a cool and refreshing drink for those in need.
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Letter to Laodicea Pt 1b
Growing in the Word with Pastor Jim Jarrett
The church we learn about today in Revelation chapter three is in Laodicea. Jesus has some very strong words to say about this church... not because they were horribly evil... but because they tried to play the middle. Jesus does not like this condition of being "lukewarm." To put it mildly. Not only does He find it unappealing... but He finds it nauseating!
info_outlineIn Revelation three we see that the church in Philadelphia had only high commendation and no correction. What a great testimony! Here is pastor Jim Jarrett with today’s edition of Growing in the Word, and a look at Revelation three, verses seven through thirteen.