Revelation 2:1-29 In this lesson, we explore the messages given to the seven churches in Asia Minor as described in Revelation 2. Each church receives a specific call to action: Ephesus is urged to remember their first love, Smyrna is warned to prepare for suffering, Pergamum is encouraged to stand for truth, and Thyatira is called to be devoted to holiness. These…
Sermons by Eric Woodrum (Page 3)
Matthew 23
Deut. 8:1-17 This sermon reminds us that God’s presence is constant—even in seasons of scarcity and struggle. Just as He sustained Israel in the wilderness, He uses trials to humble us and deepen our reliance on Him. We are called to remember that every good gift comes from God, and to trust His promise that the best is yet to come. In…
Acts 1:7-8 The lesson explores the profound impact of the Pentecost event. Just as the physical shockwaves of Krakatoa’s explosion reached far and wide, the spiritual shockwaves of Pentecost extended from Jerusalem to the ends of the earth. This event marked the beginning of the church’s growth, emphasizing the universality of God’s message and the inclusion of all people, regardless of their…
Revelation 1:1-8 This lesson explores the messages in the Book of Revelation, emphasizing the divine authority and dominion of Christ. It highlights the struggles and persecutions faced by the early church, reassuring believers that despite their suffering, they are the true kings and priests with divine authority. The sermon underscores the imminent return of Christ and the ultimate victory of God’s church…
Matthew 23
Romans 4:23-5:21 In this lesson, we explore the profound impact of Jesus Christ’s sacrificial death and resurrection, drawing parallels to the cracking of the Enigma code during World War II. Just as the code breakers’ efforts led to a pivotal victory, Christ’s triumph over sin and death grants us justification and peace with God.
Matthew 22:1-14
Rev 13:18 This lesson explores the misunderstood symbolism of the number 666 in Revelation 13, challenging the fear-driven interpretations often perpetuated by media and popular culture. Rather than representing demonic power, 666 is shown to be a sign of failure—a mark of allegiance to worldly authority like Rome, which ultimately stands doomed against the power of God. Through vivid illustrations and scriptural…