Chattanooga Valley Baptist Church

In this week’s message, Pastor Brian leads us into one of the most breathtaking and mysterious passages in all of Scripture—John’s vision of the New Jerusalem in Revelation 21. This is more than a description of a future city; it’s a declaration of God’s glory, His perfect presence, and His eternal promise to dwell with His people. As we study the stunning imagery of streets of gold, foundations of jewels, and gates of pearl, we’re reminded that the true treasure of heaven isn’t found in its beauty—but in the One who lives there. Let’s listen now to this week’s sermon entitled “The City.”

In today’s message, Pastor Brian Carroll continues our series Any Day Now with a breathtaking glimpse into the final chapters of God’s redemptive story. In Revelation 21, John doesn’t just describe a better world—he shows us a brand new one. A world where death is defeated, pain is erased, and God Himself makes His home with us. It’s the ultimate reset—heaven crashing into earth, and everything broken made whole. It’s like that moment on a long drive when the flatlands give way to mountains—suddenly, the view changes, and you realize you’re closer than you thought. But this isn’t just a nice picture. It’s a decision point. God is making all things new—will you be part of it? Now, let’s turn our attention to this week’s sermon, entitled “The Renewal.”

This week, Pastor Brian Carroll walks us through one of the most sobering and powerful scenes in all of Scripture—the Great White Throne of Judgment. Revelation 20 paints a vivid picture of Satan's final rebellion, his ultimate defeat, and the eternal consequences for those whose names are not written in the Book of Life. Despite the terrifying imagery of the lake of fire, there is hope—real hope—for those who belong to Christ. Pastor Brian reminds us that God's judgment is perfect, His wrath is just, and His mercy is offered freely through Jesus. The question that echoes through this message is simple and eternal: Is your name in the Book? Now, let’s turn our attention to this week’s sermon entitled “The Lake” from Revelation chapter 20, verses 7 through 21.

In this week’s sermon, Pastor Brian walks through Revelation 20 and the different ways Christians have understood the millennium. But instead of getting lost in debate, he reminds us of what’s clear: Satan is defeated, the saints reign with Christ, and Jesus is coming again. However you view the end times, our hope in God’s promises should shape how we live today—with faith, purpose, and confidence in His plan.

In this week’s sermon, Pastor Brian Carroll takes a look at one of the most powerful scenes in all of Scripture—Revelation 19 and the return of King Jesus. This isn’t fantasy or fiction. It’s the real King, riding in on a white horse, leading heaven’s armies, and defeating evil once and for all. Every detail in this passage reveals who Jesus truly is: Faithful and True, the Word of God, the King of Kings and Lord of Lords.. The battle isn’t close. The outcome isn’t uncertain. And the invitation is clear—follow Him. Let’s turn our attention to this week’s sermon from Revelation chapter 19, verses 11 through 21.