The shortest chapter in Revelation is setting us up for the home stretch of the book. Grab your popcorn. It's getting good.

Many people are troubled with the idea of a good God sending people to Hell. That's one of the topics we'll discuss as we look at Revelation 14. 

Microchips and the Antichrist and prophecies that get fulfilled multiple times and even Nazi Germany. Revelation 13 has it all. 

Beasts and dragons and antichrists--and a number that means things may get bad, but we're going to be okay. 

We complete this most critical chapter in Revelation with a closer look at those three-and-a-half years, some more discussions of dragons, and finish our discussion on the beaches of Normandy. 

As we continue in chapter 12, we'll meet what may well be an amazing confluence of the eternal and the natural timelines. And there are cicadas. And a few dog yaps. And a rant about whiny Christians. In other words, just another day on the back deck. 

Taking a one-week break from Revelation on the last week of the year to dig into the process God uses to help us grow spiritually. While some think it's a mystery, Jesus explained it three times in John 14. 

Revelation 12 is the central and pivotal chapter in the book, so it's going to take us a few sessions to work our way through it. But it is so worth the effort.

There are four primary ways people interpret the Book of Revelation. Today we look at all four and why humility should be the order of the day when it comes to how we interpret the book. 

Wrapping up the most difficult chapter to interpret in the Book of Revelation.