Moving from Revelation 4 to Revelation 5, Pastor Brad teaches on the significance of the worthiness of the Lamb who was slain.

Pastor Brad explores John's vision of the throne of God in Revelation 4, with the holiness of beauty of God on display.

Pastor Brad teaches from the letters to the last two churches in the first section of Revelation, showing the contrast between the faithful believers in Philadelphia and the lukewarm church in Laodicea.

Pastor Ricky shares a glimpse of his trip to the location o the 7 churches and teaches from the letter to Sardis in Revelation 3.

As we continue through the letters to the churches, Pastor Brad unpacks the letter to Thyatira and its implications for all churches.

Pastor Brad explores the implications of the message given to the church at Pergamum, with a focus on our cultural engagement as Christians.

In Revelation 2, Pastor Brad preaches from the letter to the church at Smyrna, reminding of the power of belief in the Gospel and the gift of faith.

From the letter to the church at Ephesus, Pastor Brad reminds us all of the importance of our love for Jesus and His gospel.

Pastor Brad continues to demonstrate Revelation's connections to the Old Testament, including Jesus' favorite prophetic title for Himself.

Continuing the introduction to Revelation, Pastor Brad expands on the core themes of Revelation with an eye toward the Old Testament usage in Revelation and the Trinitarian introduction to the book.

To begin the sermon series in Revelation, Pastor Brad shows some interpretive guidelines and reminds us that the focus is on revealing Jesus.

In this stand-alone sermon, Pastor Brad examines the community of God described in Jesus' description of the Kingdom of God in the Sermon on the Mount.

Kyler Martin, Next Generation Pastor, shares a sermon that reminds us how and why we are to live as the body of Christ in our local church.

To conclude the series in 2 Peter, Pastor Brad reminds us of the comfort in pursuing holiness while we wait for Jesus' return

Pastor Brad points to our hope in God's judgment as described by Peter in this text

Pastor Brad Talley introduces the themes of 2 Peter 3 by connecting with Peter's other letter and the OT references to God's love and justice in the text.

Pastor Brad elaborates on the false teachers that Peter describes and how we might respond to false teachers today.

Pastor Brad unpacks the ways that 'despising authority' manifests, as demonstrated in the text of 2 Peter chapter 2.

In the next chapter of 2 Peter, Pastor Brad preaches on the importance of identifying and avoiding false teaching in the local church

Continuing in 2 Peter, Pastor Brad explains the importance of the Word of God as a foundation during difficult times.

Bert Wallace, one of GCC's Elders, preaches from Psalm 51

Elders Scott Culbreth and Jim McLaughlin take time to examine the biblical principle of giving, focusing on financial giving but with a view toward giving as a response to the gospel.

Pastor Brad continues the series in 2 Peter, focusing on the call to holiness and its purpose in the life of a believer.

Pastor Brad begins the sermon series in 2 Peter, starting with the way Peter identifies the recipients of his letter.

Pastor Brad encourages testimony to God's goodness while sharing Asaph's perspective from Psalm 73.

To conclude the series in Daniel, Pastor Brad reminds that the ultimate victory is God's, for His glory and the good of His people.

Pastor Brad examines the description of the Antichrist from Daniel 11 and gives helpful and hopeful perspective on the text

Taking a brief break from Daniel, Pastor Brad touches on the ways God has given us to respond to the temptation and threat of fear.

Pastor Brad further unpacks the application from Daniel 11 and the ways God will use His church to care for one another and the world as prophecy unfolds.

Continuing in Daniel 11, Pastor Brad explains the historical context for Daniel's prophecy and several important parallels for our current context

Picking back up in Daniel, Pastor Brad introduces the final vision Daniel receives and shows many points of practical application for us even in the midst of the apocalyptic prophecy.

Pastor Ricky Lee supplements our time in eschatology with a reminder of how we can be ready to meet Jesus

To supplement the Daniel series, Pastor Brad examines the spiritual warfare described in Ephesians 6

Returning to the series in Daniel, Pastor Brad introduces Daniel's final vision and the implications for us today.

On Resurrection Sunday, Pastor Brad shows the connections between Paul's teaching in Ephesians and Colossians on the implications of Jesus' resurrection.

Pastor David Calvert examines the context for Jesus' entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday

Pastor Ricky Lee examines the features of God's love for us made evident in Psalm 36.

In the second part of the excursus into Matthew 24, Pastor Brad continues to unpack the prophetic words of Jesus regarding the temple and His return.

Pastor Brad explores the interpretations of Jesus' Olivet Discourse from Matthew as more context for understanding biblical prophecy.

Taking a break from the heavy prophecy of Daniel, Pastor Brad preaches from Matthew 11 and the rest we have in Jesus.

Pastor Brad tackles the apocalyptic vision of Daniel 9 by showing the range of possible interpretations and the key focus on God's ultimate victory.

The prayer of Daniel from chapter 9 is deeply connected to other prayers in the Bible and the overarching concepts of God's steadfast love and mercy for His people.

The fulfilled prophecy of Daniel 8 is an example of the ways God is faithful to His people throughout generations.

To conclude chapter 7, Pastor Brad echoes the sentiments of Daniel that though we are alarmed at the visions, we keep the matters in our heart as God's Word.

Continuing in Daniel 7, Pastor Brad points to the significance of the titles used for God and the one like a Son of Man after the beasts are described.