Arriola Bible Church

This morning we get a majestic peak into glory as we study Revelation 4-5. See God sitting on the throne. See the twenty-four elders worshiping. See the Lamb who was slain. See the wonder of what is next for believers.

As we begin to work our way through Hebrews 11 – the Faith chapter, the author of Hebrews takes time to make sure we know what faith is and how important it is to believers. We MUST have faith. We must have faith to be saved. But then, we must have faith in order to know God, follow God and please God. Do you have faith? Do you use your faith? Does you faith mark you? Let’s grow our faith.

Frank M. leads our study in Revelation by continuing to look at the letters to the seven churches found in chapters 1 and 2.

Pastor Trevor stands in the pulpit this morning. He teaches us that the lives of wise Christians should be marked by humility.

Frank M. continues our study in Revelation by taking a look at the letters to the seven churches.

Faith. Saved by faith. Walk by faith. Have faith. Faith is a big deal for believers and the author of Hebrews, having firmly established that Jesus is better, now asks us to build upon that truth and live our lives by, with, because of, and thru faith. This is the first of many passages that will direct us to and teach us about faith.

This morning we begin a new study in the book of The Revelation of Jesus Christ (really that’s its title – you can look it up. Some call it the Revelation to John ). Revelation. The last book of the New Testament that reveals the things that must soon take place. This morning we will look at chapter 1 which is an introduction to the entire book.

Hebrews contains many passages that have been called warning passages. These are written so that those who are reading or listening to this letter who do not belong to Jesus Christ, those who have not embraced the Jesus who is better, those who are not saved, might carefully consider what it means to reject Jesus Christ as Savior. We come to one such passage this morning. Today we come face to face with the main thing: what have you done, what are you doing with Jesus? The answer has eternal consequences.

This morning we complete our three year study of the Gospel Project with this New Testament review.

This morning in Hebrews we turn a corner as the author, having established that Jesus Christ is better that all the old system contains, now asks us to take that foundational information and build our lives upon it. From doctrine comes behavior. From doctrine comes thinking. From doctrine comes the desire to change and to shine for this great God we see through doctrine.

This morning we continue our review of the Gospel Project. We have a chance to step back and see how God worked down through the ages. We will summarize every lesson we have had for the past three years.

Message – Text – Hebrews 10:1-18 Title – Saved, Sanctified, Perfected Today we look at Hebrews 10:1-18 and once again see that Jesus is better. So much better than the priests and sacrifices of the Old Testament. Jesus saves, sanctifies and perfects once for all time.

SS – This morning we begin a two week review of the Gospel Project. We have a chance to step back and see how God worked down through the ages. We will summarize every lesson we have had for the past three years.

Sunday school- This morning ,after over three years we come the last lesson of the Gospel Project. Today we look at the return of the king, the new heaven and and the new earth, final judgement and how we were created for eternity.

This morning we get back into our on-going study of Hebrews. Hebrews 9 is a chapter that goes into great detail that Jesus is better than the OT sacrifices and His sacrifice is eternal.

This morning we look at Revelation 4 -5. We will discuss worship and Heaven’s Songs

December 30, 2018. The last Sunday in of the month and year. Soon we will take down and put away the decorations that have brightened our days and nights. As we take care of that job, we must be careful to not take down, put away, throw out the joy and hope of Jesus. For that joy and hope are lasting and will guide us all year and beyond. Did you see Jesus? And now what will you do with Him?

As we continue our brief overview of Revelation, this morning we look at the words of Jesus to the seven churches in Asia Minor. These words, written years ago to specific churches, are words for us today in our churches. In these messages, we find challenges that must be heeded by today’s followers of Jesus.

“And she gave birth to her firstborn son; and she wrapped Him in cloths and laid Him in a manger, because there was no room for them in the inn” says Luke 2:7. No room. Can you imagine making no room for this!? Surely we would make room for Messiah. Wouldn’t we? Would we? Do we?