Revelation twelve pulls back the curtain on the unseen spiritual battle behind our daily struggles and reminds us that the dragon may rage, but the lamb has already won and our victory is secure in Je...  Read More

In Revelation 10, John is given a vision of a mighty angel holding a small scroll—sweet to the taste but sour to the stomach. This moment reminds us that God’s Word is both a comfort and a call to rep...  Read More

God is alive and moving in our church, our city, and around the world. On Missions Sunday we celebrated all that He has done through Emmaus Church and looked ahead to what is next. From sports camps a...  Read More

The trumpet blasts of Revelation are not meant to terrify but to awaken. God’s warnings are mercy wrapped in thunder, a call for His church to rise with urgency, share the gospel, and live ready for t...  Read More

Revelation 5–6 reminds us that Jesus alone is worthy to open the scroll of God’s plan. As the Lamb who was slain and the Lion who reigns, He holds the future in His hands. Our call is to trust Him, wo...  Read More

Revelation 4 reminds us that heaven’s door is still open and the throne is still occupied. In a world that feels unstable, we can find peace in knowing Jesus still reigns. Our response is simple—look ...  Read More

The church in Laodicea was wealthy and respected, but Jesus saw them as poor, blind, and naked. Their comfort had made them complacent. In Revelation 3:14–22, Jesus calls them—and us—to repent, open t...  Read More

True success is not measured by wealth or recognition but by faithfulness to Jesus. From Shamgar’s one-verse story in Judges 3 we learn three keys to a life that counts: start where you are, use what ...  Read More

The church in Philadelphia was not perfect, but it was faithful. Jesus reminded them that He alone holds the keys, opens the doors, and gives the strength to endure. Their example calls us to hold fas...  Read More

Sardis looked alive, yet Jesus called it dead. Revelation 3:1–6 urges the church to wake up, remember the gospel, repent, and strengthen what remains. Real life is found in faithful obedience, Spirit-...  Read More

The letters to Pergamum and Thyatira reveal how easily the church can slip into compromise when cultural pressure is strong. Jesus commends their faithfulness yet calls them to repent where they have ...  Read More

In Revelation 2:1–11, Jesus addresses the churches in Ephesus and Smyrna with both correction and encouragement. Ephesus was strong in truth but had lost its first love, while Smyrna endured suffering...  Read More