Arriola Bible Church

The Second Coming of Christ, the Millennium, the Great White Throne, The Judgment Seat of Christ. We are coming to the end of life as we know it and the events are unfolding quickly in Revelation 19-20

This morning in our on-going study of Hebrews we see, once again that Jesus is better, much, much better than the old system. As those who come to and rest in Zion, our lives are to be lived in such a way that unending gratitude flow from us.

This morning we focus in on Revelation 19. The opening verses of Revelation 19 are verses of praise. Take a look at the book of Revelation - it contains many sections of praise to the Lord God Almighty. Then we will look at the reminder of chapter 19 which tells about the second coming of Christ.

In this week’s message from the book of Hebrews, we see a clear comparison of Mt. Sinai and Mt. Zion. One a place of shame and sorrow, pain and sin. The other a place of joy and victory, righteousness and eternal redemption in the power and name of Jesus.

This week we come to the final chapters of judgment in Revelation. In chapters 17 -18 we see the fall of Babylon and the rejoicing in heaven as the way is now clear (that is; sin and unrighteousness are gone) for the return of the Lord Jesus Christ.

This morning we see that the writer of Hebrews exhorts us, urges us, pleads with us to strengthen, make straight, pursue and see to it. Applying all that we have been learning in this great book of Hebrews.

This morning we study Revelation 15- 16 which contain the prophecy of the Bowl Judgments. God’s righteous wrath upon the earth is quickly coming to an end.

Message Title: Driven by Love Text: Hebrews 12:4-11 As we continue our study in Hebrews we come to chapter 12 and learn that God disciplines us… oh my! Now, discipline is not an enjoyable thing, but God is good, loving, kind, compassionate and His discipline in all about training us for holiness so that we will be able to live in the peaceful fruit of righteousness.

Sunday School: This morning we continue our study in Revelation and look at the events that take place toward the end of the tribulation. We will learn that Satan empowers the two beasts who rule the world with evil. But, we also learn that God is is still in control.

Live and Never Die Text – John 11:1-45 He is Risen! He is Risen Indeed! Jesus said I am the Resurrection and the life. He explained this at the grave side of a dear friend. He told us the truth and then He asked a question: Do you believe this? Do you? Do your believe that H is the Resurrection and the Life? It is the most significant question you will ever have to answer.

Sunday School Resurrection day 2019! He is Risen! This morning we continue and conclude our study of the passion week – the last week of Jesus on the earth. We see His great love for us, His obedience to the Father and His willingness to go to the cross to pay for our sins.

Not My Will Text – Matthew 26:20-46 This morning, Palm Sunday 2019, we turn to Matthew 26 and see Jesus in the Upper Room, introducing the Lord’s Supper, and then in the garden in deep prayer as He faces the cross, not for Himself, but for us.

Sin's Slippery Slope: James 1:12-20 In this sermon, the main point is that Jesus is the only way to combat the sin in our lives. The outline is: God is not to blame for my sin. (v. 12-13) I am to blame for my sin. (v. 14) Sin consumes us. (v. 14-15) Sin can only be combated through Jesus. (v. 16-18) In combating sin, believers must live opposite of the world. (v. 19-20)

Sunday School – This week Andy leads our study in Revelation as we look at chapters 11-12. In these chapters we see that there are Godly witnesses during the tribulation and then we see the 7th trumpet judgment which contains the 7 woes. In chapter 12 God gives us a glimpse into the holy conflict between God and satan.

This is a life of faith. Run the race well. But run without entanglements, that is the sin which so easily slows us down and keep your eyes on Jesus. This morning we look at how we can live life like that!

This morning in in Hebrews 11 we see gain a glimpse of the how and why of the faithful men and women of Faith. How did they do it? Why did they do it? And, can we do it? Yes we can. Believers today are really no different that the saints of old, we too have what it takes to be men and women of faith.

This morning we continue our study of Revelation and look at chapters 8-10 the Trumpet Judgments. In these chapters we see God’s mighty wrath poured out on sin and unrighteousness – it is a chilling and dramatic scene. Therefore, we rejoice all the more at the salvation we have in Jesus Christ.

This morning we continue to look at the Old Testament saints living out their faith and leaving for us an example and inspiration to do the same.

As we start the chapters on judgments, we see the opening of the seven seals unleashing powerful judgments upon the earth and sinners. Then we see a glimpse of worship in heaven.

As we continue our study in Hebrews 11, we see the great saints of yesterday living out their faith and leaving for us an example and inspiration to do the same.