Kadina Church of Christ

What does God have in store for his people when the old creation passes away? In Revelation 21, John gives us a breathtaking vision of a new heaven and a new earth—a place where God dwells with his people, death and suffering are gone, and creation itself is renewed. Through the imagery of the New Jerusalem, the Temple, Eden and the tree of life, we discover that God's plan isn't to abandon creation, but to make all things new. And this hope isn't just about the future—it calls us to faithfulness today.

Revelation 20 brings us face-to-face with the millennium, final judgement, and the end of all things. In this sermon we explore the three major views of the millennium before turning to the sobering reality that every person will one day stand before God. When the costumes come off and all pretending ends, where will we place our trust? The good news is that salvation is found not in our own goodness, but in Jesus, the slain Lamb.

What happens when the kingdoms built on power, wealth, deception and oppression finally meet the justice of God? In Revelation 19, Babylon falls, God’s people are revealed as the bride of Christ, and Jesus appears as the true King of Kings and Lord of Lords. This sermon explores the hope that evil will not have the final word, that God will vindicate his people, and that one day we will feast with the Lamb.

In Revelation 17–18, John is shown Babylon the Great—a seductive and powerful counterfeit kingdom that promises money, pleasure and power, yet ultimately destroys itself. What can Babylon teach us about the ways our own culture can lure us away from God? And where should we place our hope when the kingdoms of this world seem so powerful? Join us as we discover that Babylon may entice, astonish and frighten—but the Lamb will conquer.

How can a good God allow evil to continue? And will justice ever truly come?
In Revelation 15–16, John is given a vision of God's final judgment—a sobering reminder that evil will not reign forever. The kingdoms of this world make grand promises of power, comfort and security, but only Christ's kingdom will endure. Discover how this challenging passage points us to God's perfect justice, His patience, and the hope that one day He will declare, "It is done."

How do we reach a distracted world? What do we do if our message is yesterday's news? In this sermon we look at what the mission of the church is and how we can build the kingdom of God in 2026.

When life falls apart, what does faithful trust in God actually look like?
The book of Lamentations doesn't offer easy answers or quick fixes. Instead, it gives us permission to grieve honestly, wrestle with difficult emotions, ask hard questions, and cry out to God in the middle of our pain.
In this message, we explore the five poems of Lamentations and discover that biblical faith isn't the absence of sorrow—it is turning to God with every part of our sorrow. Even in the darkest moments, God's steadfast love and faithfulness remain our hope.

What Happens When You Die?
Death is something every one of us will face, yet it's also one of the biggest questions we have. What actually happens when we die? Are believers immediately with Jesus? Are they asleep until the resurrection? What does the Bible really teach?
In this message, we explore the hope Christians have beyond the grave, looking at what Scripture says about the time between death and resurrection. While the Bible leaves some mysteries unanswered, it speaks with confidence about one thing: because of Jesus, death is no longer the end. Whether you're wrestling with grief, curious about eternity, or simply seeking biblical clarity, this message points us to the hope found in Christ.

Living in a society where we seek constant satisfaction can be so unsatisfying. In this sermon we look at Jesus' teaching about fasting in Mark 2 to give us in idea of how fasting can lead us to greater focus, satisfaction and drive our hope for the feast to come.  

What is the mark of the beast? Who are the two beasts of Revelation? Is 666 a prediction about a future world leader, or is John warning us about something much closer to home?
In this sermon from Revelation 13–14, we explore how Satan creates a counterfeit kingdom that imitates God's while drawing people away from Christ. Discover why Revelation calls Christians to faithful endurance, and why, despite appearances, the Lamb will ultimately triumph.