In the second vision, John describes a beast that causes people to worship the dragon. What is the beast? And why does God use this vision as a call to endurance for the believer?

An easy treasure, a hard treasure, and the best treasure.

John sees the first of seven signs that show us the contents of the scroll he was commanded to eat in Chapter 10.

In between the 6th & 7th Trumpet, John sees a vision of an angel with a scroll and two witnesses. These two visions help the church to see our message and our mission.

After seeing the 7th seal opened by the Lamb, John then sees 7 angels preparing to blow 7 trumpets, echoing the Old Testament events in Jericho and Egypt.

In Revelation 7, John sees two groups of people. Who are they and what is their purpose in God’s plan of redemptive history?

John sees the Lamb that was slain open the seven seals on the scroll. What happens as a result has much to teach us about God’s sovereignty and his plan to usher in His Kingdom.

The life of the Christian is a call to die to self and live for Christ in light of the gospel.

John uses earthly images to describe heavenly realities as he conveys what transpires in his vision of the throne room of God.

Jesus has nothing positive to say about the church at Laodicea. They had material wealth, but were spiritually poor. In his love for them, Jesus shows them what repentance looks like for them.