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In this Revelation Devotional, Senior Pastor Mike Woodruff examines what it means to have the discernment of the church in Ephesus today. The church in Ephesus was commended for testing false teachers and hating the sinful practices that God also hates. But how do we practice this kind of biblical discernment in our polarized world, especially when it comes to political issues? Pastor Mike explores the critical balance between holding firmly to truth and maintaining Christ-like love for people. Learn how to reject evil and hypocrisy without falling into harshness, and how to start with repentance in your own heart before seeking to correct others.

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In this Revelation Devotional, Senior Pastor Mike Woodruff tackles one of the most significant titles for Jesus found in the Bible. When John sees a vision of "someone like a son of man" in Revelation 1:13, it’s a reference packed with Old Testament meaning. Pastor Mike explains how this title brilliantly captures both the profound humanity and the supreme deity of Jesus. It points to His humility in coming to earth to live among us and His exalted authority as the King to whom all glory, power, and worship are due. Discover the comfort and strength found in this dual nature of Christ.

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In this devotional, Senior Pastor Mike Woodruff tackles one of the most foundational questions for reading the Book of Revelation: What does Revelation 1:19 actually mean? This verse is often presented as an outline for the entire book, but is that the correct interpretation?

Pastor Mike breaks down the scene where the Apostle John receives this vision and explores the four major interpretive camps for understanding Revelation's timeline—Preterist, Futurist, Historicist, and Idealist. He offers a thoughtful perspective on what the first-century readers would have understood and why he is skeptical of overly specific, modern-day predictions. The big picture, however, remains clear and certain: Jesus wins, and His kingdom will come.

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In this installment of our "Revelation" devotional series, Senior Pastor Mike Woodruff tackles a question that has sparked much debate: Is the millennium a literal 1,000-year reign of Christ on Earth, a symbolic era, or a present reality?

Diving into Revelation 20, Pastor Mike breaks down the three main theological perspectives—pre-millennialism, amillennialism, and post-millennialism—to provide clarity on this complex topic. More importantly, he pivots to the practical, timeless truths we can all hold onto regardless of our theological leanings: that Jesus is ruling now, our hope is anchored in the end of the story, and the church has a vital job to do.

Join us for a thoughtful exploration that grounds us in what is essential and calls us to live faithfully as signposts pointing to the King.

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In this episode of our Revelation Devotional series, Senior Pastor Mike Woodruff addresses a fundamental and frequently asked question: Which parts of Revelation should be taken literally, and which parts figuratively? How can we tell the difference?

Pastor Mike provides essential guidance for navigating the book's rich and often confusing imagery. He explains that Revelation is a work of apocalyptic literature—a genre that uses visions, symbols, and numbers to communicate profound spiritual truths. Rather than getting bogged down in speculative details, he encourages us to focus on the primary purpose of the book: to reveal the supremacy of Jesus Christ and His ultimate triumph over evil.

This devotional will help you read Revelation with greater confidence, understanding how to approach its symbolism in light of the entire biblical story. The goal is not to satisfy every curiosity, but to allow God's Word to shape us, assuring us that Jesus is God, He will win, and those who stand with Him now will stand with Him in glory.

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In this episode of our Revelation Devotional series, Senior Pastor Mike Woodruff tackles a complex but important theological framework: What is Dispensationalism?

This interpretive model, popularized by works like the "Left Behind" series, provides a specific way of understanding biblical history and prophecy by dividing it into distinct periods, or "dispensations." Pastor Mike offers a high-level overview of this system, explaining its emphasis on a literal interpretation of prophecy, its distinction between Israel and the Church, and its common association with a pre-tribulation rapture and a premillennial view of Christ's return.

While this framework offers clarity for some, Pastor Mike emphasizes that it is not the gospel itself and should not be a source of division among believers. This devotional encourages us to focus on the core promise that unites all Christians: Christ is coming again, God wins, and we are called to live with faithfulness and hope in light of that certainty.

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In this episode of our Revelation Devotional series, Senior Pastor Mike Woodruff addresses a deeply hopeful and frequently asked question: What will the new heaven and new earth be like?

While the Bible doesn't provide a detailed brochure, it gives us profound promises to anchor our hope. Pastor Mike explores the powerful imagery from Revelation 21, Isaiah 65, and 2 Peter 3, explaining that the new creation will be a place where the brokenness, pain, and decay of our current world pass away. It will be characterized by God's immediate presence, the wiping away of every tear, and the end of death, grief, and pain.

This devotional focuses on the relational reality of eternity—a place of joy, rest, perfect communion, and peace. Let the promises of the world to come steady you for today, reminding you that the best is yet to come and calling you toward faithfulness now.

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In this episode of our Revelation Devotional series, Senior Pastor Mike Woodruff tackles the mysterious identity of the two witnesses described in Revelation chapter 11.

Are they Moses and Elijah, Enoch and Elijah, or a symbolic representation of the church? Pastor Mike explores the various interpretations, explaining the significance of their prophetic ministry, their power to shut up the sky and turn water to blood, and their ultimate martyrdom and resurrection. While the specific identity remains a topic of debate, the core message is clear: these witnesses represent God's call to be faithful, bold, and persevering in a hostile world.

This devotional shifts the focus from speculative mystery to practical application, challenging us to live as faithful witnesses today—speaking truth, standing firm, and serving others with courage, knowing that God ultimately wins and vindicates His people.

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In this powerful installment to our Revelation Devotional series, Senior Pastor Mike Woodruff explores the ultimate question: What does the end of the Book of Revelation teach us about God?

Far from ending in darkness and chaos, Revelation concludes with a breathtaking vision of glory, joy, and restoration. Pastor Mike reflects on the beautiful imagery of Revelation 22—the river of life, the healing of the nations, and the end of all curse—to reveal a God who is both powerfully sovereign and profoundly merciful. This episode explains how the entire biblical story, from Genesis to Revelation, demonstrates God's unwavering love and grace, as He chooses to redeem what we ruined and invite us to live in His light.

Be encouraged that in Christ, we are on the winning team. This devotional will leave you with a profound understanding of a God who is just and patient, mighty and merciful, and who prepares a glorious future for His people.

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In this installment of our Revelation Devotional series, Senior Pastor Mike Woodruff addresses the sobering warning at the end of the book of Revelation: not to add or subtract from what has been written.

Pastor Mike explains the context and seriousness of this command, found in Revelation 22:18, and clarifies that while it applies specifically to the book of Revelation, it reflects a broader biblical principle. He explores what it means for us to be stewards—not editors—of God's Word, and why we are called to submit our lives to its authority rather than shaping it to fit our times.

This episode provides crucial insight into the closed canon of Scripture and challenges us to trust, treasure, and be shaped by God's Word for eternity.

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In this episode of our Revelation Devotional series, Senior Pastor Mike Woodruff tackles the vivid and jarring imagery of the "great prostitute" from Revelation 17. Who is this woman clothed in purple and scarlet, and what does she represent?

Pastor Mike explains that this "harlot" is a powerful symbol for seductive world systems—originally referring to Rome, the city on seven hills, but representing any system throughout history that promotes idolatry, compromise, and rebellion against God. He unpacks how this figure appears beautiful and irresistible, promising success and power, but is ultimately corrupt and deceptive.

This teaching challenges us to identify the modern "harlots" in our own lives—the cultural pulls and idols of success that tempt us to compromise our faith. Learn how to stay vigilant, recognize the lies that cannot ultimately satisfy, and keep your eyes on the King who never fails.

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In this installment of our Revelation Devotional series, Senior Pastor Mike Woodruff tackles a challenging question: What worldly temptations, represented by Babylon in the book of Revelation, are we expected to "come out of"?

Pastor Mike explains how "Babylon" is a biblical placeholder for any world power or system that misuses its influence and pulls us away from God. He delves into how the temptations of idolatry, greed, and moral compromise that were present in ancient Babylon are still very much alive in our culture today—often dressed up as tolerance, comfort, or productivity. This episode will help you identify the "water you're swimming in" and consider what you might be tolerating that you should resist.

Join us as we learn to recognize the modern forms of Babylon and are encouraged to turn away from compromise to faithfully follow the Lamb.

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In Revelation 10, an angel raises his hand and swears an oath to heaven. But in Matthew 5, Jesus instructs us not to swear oaths at all. Is this a biblical contradiction? In this 20th installment of our Revelation Devotional Series, Senior Pastor Mike Woodruff resolves this apparent conflict.

By exploring the different contexts and purposes of these passages, Pastor Mike clarifies that the angel's oath is not a violation of Jesus' teaching but a powerful confirmation of it. This episode reveals a profound truth about God's unwavering character and the absolute certainty of His promises, offering a powerful anchor for our faith.

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From microchips to digital currency and AI, new technological breakthroughs often spark the question: Is this what Revelation was prophesying? In this 19th installment of our Revelation Devotional Series, Senior Pastor Mike Woodruff addresses this timely and complex issue.

While acknowledging the real concerns about our rapidly changing world, Pastor Mike provides a crucial perspective shift. Instead of trying to definitively link modern tech to biblical prophecy, he focuses on the heart of the matter: Are we living in such a way that we would recognize evil, no matter what form it takes? This message is a call to vigilance, wisdom, and ensuring our hearts are fixed on Christ in an increasingly digital age.

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The Beast rising from the sea in Revelation 13 is one of the most terrifying and debated figures in the Bible. Is it the ancient Roman Empire, a future Antichrist, or a symbol of systemic evil? In this 18th installment of our Revelation Devotional Series, Senior Pastor Mike Woodruff tackles this complex question.

While explaining the historical context and the layers of biblical prophecy, Pastor Mike shifts the focus from speculative identification to a crucial call for every believer. The most important question isn't "Who is the Beast?" but "Am I prepared to stand firm in my faith against any form of evil?" Discover why Revelation is less a roadmap for the end times and more a call to endurance and faithfulness for all times.

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The 144,000 mentioned in Revelation is one of the most debated and mysterious topics in the entire Bible. Are they a literal number of ethnic Jews, or a symbolic representation of the entire church? In this 17th installment of our Revelation Devotional Series, Senior Pastor Mike Woodruff cuts through the confusion.

By looking back to the Old Testament book of Ezekiel, Pastor Mike provides crucial context for this symbolic number. More importantly, he shifts the focus from speculative curiosity to a pressing devotional question: What truly matters is not deciphering an exact identity, but ensuring we are marked by God and found faithful, standing with the Lamb.

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How can Jesus be described as both the fierce Lion of Judah and the sacrificed Lamb? At first glance, these images seem like opposites—one represents conquering power, the other vulnerable sacrifice. But in the book of Revelation, this paradox reveals the very heart of the gospel.

In this 16th installment of our Revelation Devotional Series, Senior Pastor Mike Woodruff opens Revelation Chapter 5 to explain this profound mystery. Discover how Jesus wins his ultimate victory not by acting like a lion, but by dying as a lamb, and what this means for our faith, our identity, and our future hope.

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If the Temple was the absolute center of Jewish worship, power, and identity, why does the book of Revelation explicitly state there is no temple in the New Jerusalem? This isn't a minor detail—it's a radical shift that reveals the breathtaking climax of God's entire story.

In this 15th installment of our Revelation Devotional Series, Senior Pastor Mike Woodruff traces the incredible journey of the Temple from the Garden of Eden to Solomon's glory, to Jesus, and finally to us. Discover how this question unlocks a profound truth about our relationship with God and the ultimate hope of heaven.

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The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse are one of the most iconic and ominous images in the entire Bible. But what are we supposed to make of them? Are they literal, future events? Symbolic forces at work in our world? Or a mixture of both?

In this 14th installment of our Revelation Devotional Series, Senior Pastor Mike Woodruff tackles this foundational question. By tracing the horsemen back to the Old Testament and understanding their place in God's ultimate plan, he reveals a message of divine control and hope, even in the midst of chaos.

If you've ever been confused or fearful about the symbolism in Revelation, this video will provide the clarity and confidence you need to read these chapters with wisdom and hope.

In this video, you'll learn:
- The origin of the Four Horsemen in the Old Testament book of Zechariah.
- The meaning behind the White, Red, Black, and Pale horses.
- Why the Lamb (Jesus) is the one in control, unleashing these judgments.
- How to understand the tension between literal and symbolic interpretation.
- The key takeaway that provides hope and courage, not fear.

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Have you ever read Revelation 7 and wondered, "Who is the great multitude that no one can count?" If you've felt unsure about the future or questioned if your faith is part of something bigger, this stunning vision is for you.

In this 13th installment of our Revelation Devotional Series, Senior Pastor Mike Woodruff pulls back the curtain on one of the most hopeful scenes in the Bible. He breaks down the meaning behind the vast, diverse crowd worshiping before the throne, offering profound clarity and hope for today.

In this video, you'll discover:
- The significance of the "great multitude" that is too big to count.
- Why the diversity of "every nation, tribe, people, and language" is so intentional.
- The two main interpretations of who this group represents.
- How this passage provides immense hope and confidence for the future.
- The urgent commissioning this vision gives to every believer today.

This isn't just a distant prophecy; it's an invitation to live with hope and purpose, confident that God's kingdom is advancing and the story ends well.

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Is the Book of Revelation a bizarre, standalone fantasy, or is it the grand finale of the entire biblical story? In this essential devotional, Pastor Mike Woodruff tackles a listener-favorite question: "How does the Old Testament shape the Book of Revelation?"

Discover why Revelation, with its dragons, seals, and beasts, isn't a strange new story but the powerful culmination of every thread that began in Genesis. Pastor Mike explains how the Old Testament provides the essential setup, making the triumph of Jesus in Revelation all the more meaningful and glorious.

If you've ever found Revelation confusing, this devotional will show you the key to unlocking its profound meaning and beauty.

In this video, you'll learn:
- Why Revelation reads like the "climax" of the entire Old Testament.
- The significance of the 500+ Old Testament allusions in Revelation.
- Key Old Testament books (like Daniel, Ezekiel, and Isaiah) that are essential for understanding Revelation's symbolism.
- Why we miss the story's tension and power if we skip the Old Testament.
- How to see the Bible as one continuous, unified story from Genesis to Revelation.

This is a compelling case for why we shouldn't neglect the Old Testament and how it makes the victory in Revelation that much sweeter.

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Welcome to Day 11 of our Revelation Devotional series! After tackling some of the heavier topics, Pastor Mike Woodruff turns to a beautiful and practical question: How are we to understand and reflect on the way the elders and creatures worship God in heaven?

In this uplifting devotional, we look at Revelation Chapter 4's glimpse into the Heavenly throne room. Discover what it means that the elders and creatures worship God day and night, and how this powerful vision should reshape our understanding of Sunday mornings, our daily lives, and the very purpose of our hearts.

This session is a call to move from being a critic of worship to being a participant in it.

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- Why we are all wired to worship something.
- The key difference between human-centered and God-centered worship.
- Why the elders in Revelation 4 never stop saying, "Holy, holy, holy."
- A crucial insight from C.S. Lewis about why God doesn't need our worship.
- Practical ways to shift your focus from the quality of your voice to the posture of your heart.

If you've ever felt disconnected, critical, or unsure about "worship," this devotional will offer a fresh, biblical, and freeing perspective.

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Welcome to Day 10 of our Revelation Devotional series! In this episode, Senior Pastor Mike Woodruff tackles one of the most debated and sensationalized topics in the Bible: the Mark of the Beast. Moving beyond fear, conspiracy theories, and Hollywood depictions, Pastor Mike provides a clear, theological perspective on what this symbol truly means for believers today.

Forget the panic about barcodes and microchips. This discussion reveals that the mark is less about future technology and more about a present-day allegiance. Discover the powerful contrast between the Beast and the Lamb, and learn what it means to live with faithful endurance in a world that often pulls us away from God.

In this video, you'll learn:
- What Revelation Chapter 13 actually says about the mark.
- Why the mark is best understood as a symbol of allegiance, not a physical barcode.
- The critical contrast between the Beast's system and the Lordship of Christ.
- The sobering truth that most people will go along with the world's system.
- The practical ways to resist compromise and stay faithful to Jesus.

This is a call to shift our focus from fear of the Beast to amazement with the Lamb. If you want to understand this challenging topic from a biblical, hopeful, and practical perspective, this devotional is for you.

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Welcome to Day 9 of our Revelation Devotional series! In this impactful session, Senior Pastor Mike Woodruff tackles one of the most challenging and weighty questions in Christianity: Is hell real?

Moving beyond cartoonish images and theological jargon, Pastor Mike offers a sober and thoughtful reflection rooted in scripture. He explores what Jesus Himself said about hell, the nature of eternal separation from God, and why the reality of hell is both a sobering truth and a profound motivation for sharing the love of God.

In this video, you'll learn:
- The key biblical terms and images used to describe hell.
- Why Jesus is the primary source of our understanding of hell.
- A perspective inspired by C.S. Lewis: "The door of hell is locked from the inside."
- What it means that hell is the absence of God's common grace.
- How the reality of hell and the love of God are connected in the gospel invitation.

This is not a comprehensive theological treatise, but a pastoral and accessible look at a difficult topic. If you've ever wrestled with questions about eternity, this devotional will provide clarity, conviction, and hope.

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