3C's Bible Study

Our word for the year is to "Shine" from Daniel 12:3, and in this first episode of the year, we consider what it means to be wise, as the key to reflecting the light of God and revealing His glory in us this year.

At the heart of Heaven's worship is the worthiness of God, displayed in the suffering Lamb of God. The story of redemption is the song of heaven and tells of God's uncommon wisdom, which is the secret to power and authority in Heaven.

We step into John's vision of the throne room to understand the heart of worship and why the One who is on the throne is worthy of all our worship.

John sees a door open in heaven and hears a voice inviting him to join the worship of heaven. We examine the nature of this door and this voice and what it take to live the ascended life in this episode.

In this episode, we examine the historical and prophetic impact of the letter of Jesus and zoom in on Laodecia which represents the last church and in many ways our generation.

What is lukewarmness and how can we overcome it? Let's find out together as we harken to Jesus' knock on the door.

In the fifth letter to Sardis, we examine the meaning and cause of deadness in a church and how Jesus restores life and vitality to it.

In the sixth letter to Philadelphia, we step into the covenant of an open door that rewards faithfulness and examine how we can be faithful to Jesus where we are.

As we continue the letters of Jesus we examine the two common stumbling blocks to true worship - idolatry and sexual immorality.

How do these play out in our day? How do we overcome them? And what's the significance of Jesus' promises to those who overcome? Let's find out together in this episode.

In the first letter to the church in Ephesus, Jesus reminds them of a fire they have lost and invites them and us to do the first works. In the second to Smyrna, He highlights the meaning and source of true riches.

Ephesus reminds us of the source of true joy and how to recover it through the first works, and Smyrna reminds us of the fearless, selfless, and courageous love of Christ that should mark us.

Together, both opening letters reveal the things that matter the most in heaven and prescribe ways to keep our flame burning and our witness for bright the Lord.

In this episode we put on hermeneutical lenses to interpret the meaning of the appearance of Jesus and understand what it takes to be a faithful witness like He is.

The second part of John's introduction of this revelation focuses on the presenting a vision of One who the faithful witness, with the goal to stirring the churches into a living, burning and enduring witness for Him on earth.