Destination Church Dr. Sherri Wilson

 


The river of life symbolizes the life of God. The tree of life’s access has been restored to us. It will be used for healing, service and giving life to the nations. We won’t need healing since we are in our resurrected bodies, but there will be people and nations that will need healing, nurturing and health. The curse of the fall has already been removed but the full manifestation of our new bodies will be completed in heaven. Join us for enlightening insights and stay tuned till the end for guidance on preparing for the end times!

































 

 


Now, let's delve into Revelation 21, focusing on the Bride. We are renewed and look like Jesus! The earth undergoes a profound renewal, surpassing its former state. God establishes His abode among His people, marking the fulfillment of His ultimate desire. The entirety of John's vision and the events therein serve a singular purpose: the restoration and enhancement of all things, making them new. God’s plan is finished! John is presented with a stunning sight—the magnificent city illuminated by the glory of God. In this divine abode, evil finds no foothold, and only those inscribed in the Book of Life may enter.

































 

 


We're now in the thousand-year reign! It’s a fascinating era with several different types of people living on Earth under Jesus' rule. This period will be characterized by God's focus on expansion and restoration, where things are renewed to a state even better than before. However, unfortunately, there are still those who want to rebel, and will do so when Satan is released at the end of the thousand-year reign. Satan will eventually be thrown into the lake of fire, along with the unbelievers, beast, and antichrist. Explore the intricacies of this period and discover answers to long-standing questions. Delve into the prophetic references to Gog and Magog and the details of the end-time war they entail.

































 

 


We are at the Lord’s return! As the bride, we are not to be passively waiting, we are to pray and obey what the Lord tells us to do before He comes so we are ready.  The resurrection and the second coming converge and we join the Lord in the air and are changed. God’s wrath is now soon to come. Explore how to prepare as the bride, delving into how waiting and action go together. Also, examine the parable of the ten virgins and its significance here. Stay tuned till the end to learn a truth about the love of God and how to know if you really love Him! Next week, the 1000 year reign!

































 

 


In this session, we will conclude our study on the fall of Babylon. We previously set the context by discussing Babylon's origins. Now, we will explore how the love of wealth plays a crucial role in Babylon's downfall, culminating in its final collapse. Babylon's name signifies spiritual adultery, as both Babylon and the kings of the world have strayed. We will also highlight the importance of passing the "money test" in today's world. Join us as we continue to unravel the complexities of this kingdom’s downfall.

































 

 


Explore the intriguing history and origins of Babylon in this teaching. Delve deep into the life of Nimrod, examining his origins, ancestral lineage, and the significance of his legacy. Nimrod is often seen as the epitome of evil, having proclaimed himself divine and committed heinous acts. He was a prominent world ruler who sought to centralize power, leading to the founding of Babylon, the construction of the Tower of Babel, and the establishment of Assyria, among other evil things. Additionally, we'll uncover some of the intertwined history of Nimrod and Semiramis.