Kingdom Life

Pastor Chris Romig reflects on the faithfulness of God, inspired by a song from Charles Stanley's memorial service, and encourages daily thanksgiving.

A sermon on the prayer of the saints in the context of the end times as described in the book of Revelation.

A sermon on Revelation 7:9-10 describing the vision of a great multitude from every nation standing before God's throne.

A sermon introduction reflecting on the contrast between the joy of worship and the brokenness of the world, including persecution of Christians in Nigeria.

Kingdom Life's "The Triumphal Re-Entry" compares Jesus' Palm Sunday arrival in Jerusalem with Revelation 19's depiction of his return as "King of Kings and Lord of Lords." Chris Romig explains that Jesus stopped reading Isaiah 61 before its reference to "the day of vengeance," presenting the first coming as bearing judgment and the second as bringing judgment.

Senior Pastor Chris Romig interprets Revelation 19 through the image of the marriage supper of the Lamb, identifying Jesus as the bridegroom and the church as his bride.

A sermon excerpt emphasizing that believers are the light of the world, called to shine for God's glory.

Pastor Chris Romig introduces a sermon on Revelation 14:14-16:21, connecting the Battle Hymn of the Republic to the theme of God's final judgment.

Revelation 14 centers on the Lamb on Mount Zion, the 144,000 sealed with the Father's name, and the new song they alone can learn.

Revelation 13:11-18 centers on a beast that looks like a lamb but speaks like a dragon, and Chris Romig uses that contrast at Venice Presbyterian Church to frame the sermon.

["Kingdom Life's \"The Anti-Christ\" sermon reads Revelation 13 as a portrait of the first beast from the sea, which Chris Romig ties to Daniel 7, Daniel 9, Matthew 24, 2 Thessalonians 2, and 1 John 2:18.", "Romig says the beast's lion, bear, and leopard imagery makes it a composite of Babylon, Medo-Persia, Greece, and Rome, and he argues that Revelation 13 points toward a future one-world government.", "He highlights the healed mortal wound, the dragon's authority, and the 42-month reign as the mechanism for global worship and blasphemy against God.", "The close turns practical, warning against deception, political idolization, and fear of death, and it cites Nigeria with 52,000 Christians killed since 2009 and 5 million displaced."]

A sermon on 1 Peter 1:3-9 about finding joy in trials through the living hope of resurrection.

A retired pastor shares his journey of staying spiritually engaged and avoiding bitterness in retirement through faith in Jesus.