The church at Ephesus shows a congregation can be hard-working, morally upright, doctrinally pure ... and in grave danger.

Through eternal life by faith in Jesus, John lists five realities that all Christians can embrace.

Wrestling with the implications of the Apostle John's vision of Jesus while on the Isle of Patmos.

What would it mean if Jesus didn't rise from the dead- The Apostle Paul insists we take a moment to consider the implications.

John completes his introduction to Revelation by reminding the readers of the visible, sorrowful and powerful nature of Christ's Second Coming.

John doesn't ask for -blind faith,- but for a reasonable faith that considers the witness of Jesus' Baptism, Jesus' Crucifixion, the Holy Spirit and God the Father.

John's introduction to Revelation declares the Certainty of Christ's Word, the Certainty of Christ's Work and the Certainty of Christ's Return.

When you're born again, you bear a resemblance with the family of God- loving the Father and His children, obeying His commands, overcoming the world and believing in Jesus.

An introduction to the book of Revelation, including the author, date and interpretive plan for the text.----- A handout is available at the -view PDF- link above ---

As our congregation adds the hymn, -He Will Hold Me Fast- to our collection, we look into Jude's closing doxology for encouragement.