Wisdom for the Heart: Audio

In this series, Stephen has been taking us on an in-depth study of John’s vision of heaven in Revelation 21. If you’re one of those people who thinks heaven will be a dull, boring place, this message will make you think again.

Don’t you love the story in John’s Gospel where Jesus visits a Samaritan woman at the well and offers her living water?! Jesus forsakes cultural norms and risks the confused stares of devout Jews in order to prove that He had not come to call the righteous to repentance, but sinners. But if that isn’t testament enough to His unfathomable mercy, here in Revelation 21 He extends the invitation to you and me as well!

Don’t you love the story in John’s Gospel where Jesus visits a Samaritan woman at the well and offers her living water?! Jesus forsakes cultural norms and risks the confused stares of devout Jews in order to prove that He had not come to call the righteous to repentance, but sinners. But if that isn’t testament enough to His unfathomable mercy, here in Revelation 21 He extends the invitation to you and me as well!

When you think of things in your life now that won’t be in heaven, what comes to your mind? The awesome reality is that none of us can even begin to grasp the glory of a world without pain, division and disease because all we’ve ever known is a world full of them. So be prepared to unleash your imagination today as Stephen allows us a peek into a world that will literally blow this one away!

When you think of things in your life now that won’t be in heaven, what comes to your mind? The awesome reality is that none of us can even begin to grasp the glory of a world without pain, division and disease because all we’ve ever known is a world full of them. So be prepared to unleash your imagination today as Stephen allows us a peek into a world that will literally blow this one away!

When Jesus ascended from the Mount of Olives 2,000 years ago, he promised Christians of all ages that He was going to prepare a place for them. But before we start looking into the clouds to spot a glimpse of that glorious new home, we should take a closer look at Revelation 21. In that passage we learn that God’s kingdom—which can only be described as “out of this world”—might not actually be out of this world. Pastor Stephen Davey reveals the reason why.

When Jesus ascended from the Mount of Olives 2,000 years ago, he promised Christians of all ages that He was going to prepare a place for them. But before we start looking into the clouds to spot a glimpse of that glorious new home, we should take a closer look at Revelation 21. In that passage we learn that God’s kingdom—which can only be described as “out of this world”—might not actually be out of this world. Pastor Stephen Davey reveals the reason why.

In today's pasage from John chapter 11, we see the bereaving friends and family of Lazarus mourning his death, but more importantly..we see the humanity and deity of Jesus Christ both in sharp contrast and in beautiful harmony.

The blind man in John 8 suffered 38 years before God gave him sight. Why? Was he being punished for something his parents did or for something he did? That’s the question people were asking back in Jesus’ day and Jesus’ answer to them is profound. Lets listen now as Stephen delivers it to us.

Do you feel like you always fail spiritual tests? This message will help you pass the next one.

We seem to be living in an era of great faith. We hear about it from sports figures, celebrities, politicians and talk show hosts. Everyone wants to talk about their faith. But what kind of faith are they talking about? And faith in WHAT? The answer might surprise you.

Miracles, signs, and wonders were part and parcel of Christ's Messianic ministry on earth. But what was their ultimate purpose? In this message Stephen takes us back to Jesus' very first miracle at the Wedding Feast of Cana to show us how, when and why it all began.

'Sovereignty' is a word we need to put into our vocabulary, because it refers to someone who has total control. In Mark chapter 5 the disciples learn that Jesus Christ is sovereign. He doesn't just have power to sway masses of people or perform little miracles here and there. He commands nature and nature obeys. He is God in the flesh!

Demons do all they can to keep people from following Christ. They hate God. They are in constant war with him. But in Mark 5 we discover in remarkable fashion that demons are all talk. When standing face to face with Christ even the Devil cowers.

Few things strike more terror into the heart of a student than the announcement of a pop quiz! That's exactly what Jesus gives His disciples in Mark 4:35-41. He tests their faith by putting them in a boat in the middle of a raging storm . . . and they fail miserably! But in the process they learn something about Jesus that will literally revolutionalize their lives. It can revolutionize yours too!