In this message Pastor Byron explores the biblical concept of the new heaven and new earth, challenging believers to look beyond this present life to the eternal glory that awaits. He examines passages from Genesis, Peter, and Revelation 21-22 to describe the characteristics of the New Jerusalem and encourages Christians to live with an eternal perspective rather than clinging to temporal things.

In this message Pastor Byron examines the thousand-year reign of Christ known as the Millennium, exploring who will populate this future kingdom and what conditions will prevail during Christ’s earthly rule. Drawing from passages in Isaiah, Revelation 20, and Matthew 24, he emphasizes how this prophetic reality should shape believers’ daily lives and inspire holy living.

In this message Pastor Byron addresses the biblical necessity of divine judgment, explaining why Christ must judge sin based on God’s perfect justice and righteousness. He examines four key judgments including the Beast and False Prophet, the living Jews and Gentiles, and the Great White Throne, while emphasizing that believers should take God’s holiness seriously in their daily walk.

In this message Pastor Byron examines Christ’s second coming at the end of the tribulation, describing the dramatic return of Jesus on a white horse to judge the nations and defeat the armies gathered at Armageddon. Drawing from Revelation 19, Zechariah 14, and Matthew 24, he emphasizes the spectacular, visible nature of Christ’s return and its implications for believers to live pure lives today.

In this message Pastor Byron explores the rise of the Antichrist and the revived Roman Empire during the tribulation period, examining how modern technology and global conditions are setting the stage for a world dictator. Using passages from Revelation 13 and Daniel 7, he describes the Antichrist’s characteristics, his deceptive peace covenant with Israel, and the mark of the beast system that will control all commerce.

In this message Pastor Byron examines the tribulation period, focusing on the seal judgments from Revelation 6 and the battle of Gog and Magog from Ezekiel 38-39. He explains the purpose of the tribulation in preparing Israel for her Messiah and demonstrates how ancient prophecies are being fulfilled today, encouraging believers that God remains in control of history’s timeline.

In this message Pastor Byron explains the rapture of the church from 1 Thessalonians 4, describing how believers will be caught up to meet Christ in the air before the tribulation begins. He addresses the meaning of the Greek word “harpazo,” examines why the rapture must occur before the tribulation, and encourages believers that Christ’s return should inspire holy living and confident hope.

In this message Pastor Byron explores the Judgment Seat of Christ where every believer will have their life reviewed not for sin but for quality of faithfulness. Using passages from 2 Corinthians 5 and 1 Corinthians 3, he explains how believers will be evaluated by the totality of their lives—whether built with gold, silver, and precious stones or wood, hay, and stubble—and challenges Christians to live with eternal rewards in view.