Pleasant Hill Reformed Baptist Church

Pleasant Hill Reformed Baptist Church PHRBC is Rooted in the Word, and Grounded in Grace. We believe in faithful, expository preaching as the means of advancing God’s Kingdom.

We invite you to grow with us in the grace and knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ.

09/06/2026

Many Christians have been conditioned to dread the book of Revelation, treating it like a confusing puzzle or a frightening movie script. But God didn’t give us this book to scare us—He gave it to give His people enduring hope!

Join us this morning at 10:45 AM as we kick off week 1 of our new verse-by-verse preaching series: "The Blessed Hope of Revelation" (Revelation 1:1–3).

Together, we’ll see that Revelation isn’t a secret code to crack, but an apokalypsis—an unveiling of Jesus Christ, reigning sovereignly on His throne, comforting His church through every trial, and securing the final victory. There is a promised blessing for those who hear and keep what is written in it, and we would love for you to open God's Word with us.

📍 Join Us in Person:Pleasant Hill Baptist Church1170 Ohio 131, Milford, OH 45150

💻 Join Us Online:Watch live on our YouTube channel:https://www.youtube.com/

Bring your Bible, grab a friend, and come worship with us. See you at 10:45!

Too often, Revelation is approached as a confusing puzzle to decode or a source of fear. But for the early Church—and fo...
09/05/2026

Too often, Revelation is approached as a confusing puzzle to decode or a source of fear. But for the early Church—and for believers today—it was written as a profound word of hope. Christ the Lamb has conquered, and His people are held secure.

Tomorrow morning at 10:45 AM, we begin a new verse-by-verse preaching series: The Book of Revelation: The Great Comfort.

Whether you’ve avoided Revelation in the past or spent years studying it, we invite you to join us as we open God’s Word together and fix our eyes on the reigning King.

When: Sunday at 10:45 AM

Where: Pleasant Hill Reformed Baptist Church | Milford, OH

All are welcome. We would love to worship with you!

09/04/2026

Christ is ruling. Christ is conquering. Right now.

The ultimate point of the Book of Revelation isn't to provoke fear about the future—it is to give believers unshakable hope in the present.

Whatever weight you are carrying as this week comes to a close—whether suffering, trials, torments, worries, or grief—rest in this certainty: Christ is actively reigning on His throne, and He will never leave nor forsake His people, even to the end of the age.

Have a blessed weekend, and we hope to see you in worship this Lord's Day!

09/02/2026

Stop reading Revelation through tomorrow's headlines.

You shouldn't approach the Book of Revelation looking for modern geopolitics, barcode conspiracies, hidden doom timelines, or attack helicopters. When we read it the way Scripture intended it to be read, we find something far greater: the unveiled Christ.

Through every beast, dragon, trial, and tribulation, the Lamb has conquered, the King is on His throne, and His Church is more than conquerors through Him.

Join us this Sunday as we continue digging into the first chapter of Revelation!

08/31/2026

What comes to mind when you hear the word "apocalyptic"?

For most of our culture, the word instantly brings up images of fire, brimstone, global catastrophe, or doom.

But the biblical word apokalupsis simply means “an unveiling.” It means pulling back the curtain on this world so that we can see reality from heaven’s perspective—seeing things as God sees them.

As we begin our journey through the Book of Revelation, our goal isn't sensational speculation; it is seeing the unveiled reality of God's sovereign plan.

08/30/2026

"The Bible says it. I believe it. That settles it."

We’ve all heard that phrase, but have you ever stopped to consider how genre shapes how we understand God’s Word? When the Psalmist writes that God covers us with His feathers, or Isaiah writes that the trees clap their hands, we intuitively know that Scripture is using vivid, figurative imagery.

Taking the Bible literally means taking it according to the intended genre God gave it. If you read poetry like a police report, you get confusion. And if you read the symbolic vision of the book of Revelation like a morning newspaper, you end up with fear and sensationalism rather than gospel hope.

This morning, we wrap up our "Raised to Reign" series with a message titled "Preparing To Understand The Hope Of Revelation." Before we dive into our verse-by-verse journey through Revelation, we are putting on the right biblical lenses to see that Revelation isn't a puzzle of doom—it's an unveiling of our reigning, conquering King!

Join us this morning as we open God’s Word together!

📍 In-Person: 10:45 AMPleasant Hill Reformed Baptist Church1170 Ohio 131, Milford, OH 45150

💻 Livestream: Can’t make it in person? Join us online at 10:45 AM on our

YouTube channel:https://www.youtube.com/’d love to worship with you today!

08/28/2026

"Your union determines your destiny."

Scripture makes it clear in John 5 that everyone will be raised—both the righteous and the wicked. The vital question is: to what end?

Those united to Adam share in condemnation and are raised unto judgment. But everyone united to Jesus Christ by faith shares in His resurrection life and is raised unto everlasting life. Whomever you have hitched your wagon to determines your eternal destination.

Where is your union today?

08/26/2026

What happens the exact moment a believer takes their last breath?

Scripture does not teach that believers drift into an unconscious "soul sleep." The Apostle Paul declared that to depart is to "be with Christ" (Philippians 1), and Jesus assured the thief on the cross, "Today you will be with Me in Paradise" (Luke 23:43).

For those who belong to Jesus, the promise of Scripture is clear: immediate presence with the Lord.

08/24/2026

As you step into this week, remember who has the final say.

Sin, death, the grave, Satan, and rebellious nations—none can stand against Jesus Christ. The Church does not move forward in fear or uncertainty; we advance under the absolute authority and triumph of a victorious King who has already conquered every enemy.

Rest in His victory today!

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1170 State Route 131
Milford, OH
45150

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Thursday 6pm - 7:30pm
Sunday 10:45am - 5pm

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