Fisher Road Baptist Church

09/06/2026

📖 Sermon Reflection: Revelation 13:1-18

📖Today at Fisher Road Baptist Church, we dove into a powerful study of Revelation 13, unpacking the descriptions of the Anti-Christ and the False Prophet, while being reminded of the ultimate security we have in Christ.

Here are the key takeaways from today’s notes:

1. The Anti-Christ (The First Beast)Speaks blasphemies against God and carries a wound on his head.
Is allowed to exercise authority for 42 months and makes war against God's people.
Will be worshipped by everyone whose names are NOT written in the Book of Life (Verse 😎.

2. The False Prophet
(The Second Beast)
Performs impressive signs and miracles to deceive the inhabitants of the earth.
Directs people to make an image of the first beast, giving it the appearance of life.
Demands worship of the beast, threatening death to those who refuse.
Forces people to receive the mark of the beast on their right hand or forehead, restricting anyone from buying or selling without it.
Verse 18: Reveals the number of the beast is 666 (the name or number of his name).

The Ultimate Encouragement:
While these verses describe a season of great deception, our focus remains on the assurance that our names are securely written in the Book of Life through Jesus Christ!

Let's live out today's call to
Surrender ~ Saturate ~ Serve.

09/06/2026

This is the day the Lord has made!
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Worship and the Word. 11:00am

08/30/2026

📜 The Big Picture: "The Lord is With Me"

No matter how chaotic the timeline looks, God has it all planned out. He knows exactly what has happened, what is happening, and what will happen in the future.

🎺 Revelation 10: The InterludeThe Mighty Angel:
Descends with an open scroll, declaring there will be no more delay. The Sweet & Bitter Scroll: John is told to eat the scroll. It tastes sweet like honey (representing the joy of God's Word) but turns his stomach bitter (reflecting the sorrow of judgment).
The Main Idea: God assures John that His plan is moving toward completion, but believers must continue proclaiming both His sweet promises and bitter judgments.

👥 Revelation 11: The Two Witnesses & The Seventh Trumpet
The Divine Mission: God appoints two powerful witnesses to prophesy for 1,260 days (3½ years) under His absolute protection.Martyrdom & Resurrection: The Beast from the Abyss kills them, and the world celebrates. After 3½ days, God raises them back to life, terrifying those who watch.
The Kingdom Declared: The seventh trumpet sounds, announcing that the kingdoms of the world have officially become the kingdom of Christ.

🛡️ Revelation 12: Understanding the End Times SymbolsChapter 12 uses symbolic language to map out the spiritual warfare behind history:
The Woman: Represents God's covenant people, particularly Israel.
The Male Child: Jesus Christ.
The Dragon: Satan.
Michael: God's archangel.
The Woman’s Offspring: Followers of Jesus.

It is incredibly comforting to know that even when the world feels chaotic, God has the entire timeline in His hands.

How can you practice letting go of worry and trusting in His perfect plan this week?

08/30/2026

We would love to have you come and worship with us this morning!

Sunday School 9:45am
Worship and the Word. 11:00am

Fisher Road Baptist Church
8610 Fisher Road

08/23/2026

🎺 Today's Sermon Recap:
The Seven Trumpets of Judgment 🎺

Today, we dove deep into Revelation chapters 7, 8, and 9, unpacking the serious and sobering reality of God’s unfolding judgment. We looked closely at the first six trumpets sounded by the angels:

🔥 1st Trumpet: Hail, fire, and blood cast to the earth—affecting a third of the earth, trees, and grass (Rev 8:7).
🌋 2nd Trumpet: A burning mountain cast into the sea—turning a third of the waters to blood and destroying a third of sea life and ships (Rev 8:8-9).
☄️ 3rd Trumpet: The star "Wormwood" falls, making a third of the rivers and springs bitter (Rev 8:10-11).
🌑 4th Trumpet: A third of the sun, moon, and stars are struck, bringing deep darkness over the day and night (Rev 8:12).
🦂 5th Trumpet: The bottomless pit opens, releasing tormenting locusts—but God commands protection over those who carry His seal (Rev 9:1-12).
⚔️ 6th Trumpet: Four angels at the Euphrates are released with a massive army, bringing death to a third of mankind (Rev 9:13-21).

The Heart-Breaking Reality:
Even in the midst of these devastating warnings, Scripture tells us that those who survived still refused to repent of their sins. Judgment reminds us of the urgent need for a savior, the grace of God's seal, and the vital importance of turning our hearts back to Him today.

🗓️ Next Sunday: We will continue the series by looking at the 7th Trumpet. You won't want to miss it—come join us!

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08/16/2026

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Come as you are! We will save you a seat!

Sunday School 9:45am
Worship and Message 11:00am

08/09/2026

⛪ SERMON SUMMARY: The Seven Churches of Revelation (Chapters 2-3)

⛪Today we looked at the historical background of the seven churches in Revelation. Jesus had specific messages for each, highlighting their strengths, exposing their flaws, and offering profound lessons for us today.
Here is a quick breakdown of what we learned:

1. Ephesus (Rev 2:1-7): Had a great start and a strong leadership foundation under Paul, Timothy, and John. However, they lost their first love and were called to repent.

2. Smyrna (Rev 2:8-11): Faced heavy persecution in a very anti-Christian, pagan society. Yet, Christians refused to participate in pagan rituals. They received no rebuke from Christ!

3. Pergamum (Rev 2:12-17): Lived in a culture with no distinction between religion and politics. They struggled with false teachings and a willingness to compromise just to be accepted.

4. Thyatira (Rev 2:18-29): Situated in a prosperous city that instituted pagan rituals. Ethics became a major issue of concern as the culture promoted compromise.

5. Sardis (Rev 3:1-6): Once a great, militarily strong city, but the church fell into decay. It became known as the "sleeping church" or "dead church" that seemingly could not be awakened.

6. Philadelphia (Rev 3:7-13): A physically small church but incredibly strong spiritually. They were a persevering church, and God promised to use them. They also received no rebuke from Christ!

7. Laodicea (Rev 3:14-22): A large, materialistic city where the church mirrored its culture. They became the "lukewarm church"—poor, blind, and naked spiritually. Yet, Jesus still offered them hope.

The Big Takeaway:Out of all seven, only Smyrna and Philadelphia received zero rebukes from Christ. Spiritual strength has nothing to do with physical size or worldly wealth, but everything to do with endurance and undivided loyalty to God.

👇 Let’s reflect this week:If Jesus wrote a letter to us today, What Would Jesus Say to Your Church?

Share your thoughts or what challenged you most in the comments below!

08/09/2026

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08/03/2026

08/02/2026

Sunday Reflection: How Do You See Jesus? 🙏

✨Today’s sermon focused on Revelation 1:9-17, diving deep into the powerful imagery and characteristics of Jesus Christ. The Word of God gives us a breathtaking picture of who He is:📖

8 Powerful Characteristics of Jesus in Revelation:

1. Priestly Robe & Sash (Rev 1:13) – Reminding us of His role as our ultimate Old Testament priest and mediator.
2. White Hair – A beautiful symbol of His infinite wisdom, honor, and righteousness.
3. Blazing Eyes – Symbolizing His complete knowledge and judgment. He sees all.
4. Bronze Feet – Representing judgment, purification through fire, and His ultimate victory over evil.
5. Thundering Voice – Reflecting His overwhelming power, majesty, and authority.
6. Seven Stars in His Right Hand – Representing the angels and messengers held securely by Him.
7. Sharp Sword – Symbolizing the unstoppable power and authority of His Word.
8. Brilliant Face – Shining like the sun in full strength, showing His absolute holiness and purity.

Heart check for the week ahead: How do you see Jesus?

Let's commit to live out these this week:
🙌 Surrender💧 Saturate ❤️Serve

This weeks reading assignment: Revelation chapters 1-3