Bible in Context

Revelation 4-5 brings us into the throne room of God. All kinds of creatures, images and symbols - everything finds its purpose in relation to God’s throne. A high altitude look at the role these two chapters play in the life of everyone.

Symbols can be confusing. Today we look at how to interpret them.

Further into Revelation 2-3. Patterns and points in Jesus’s edicts to the 7 churches.

A satellite view of Revelation 2-3 and how John subverts Imperial Edicts for Christ.

Revelation 1 begins today with visions of Jesus in a whole new way and hints of themes to come.

Is the world getting better or worse? This week tackles to bit Revelation concepts: The Tribulation and Millennium. What are they? And when do they take place on Revelation’s timeline?

Revelation is not a blueprint of future events. So what is it? Catch the cycle John keeps retelling of life between Christ’s first and second comings.

Revelation is a letter. A subversive letter like literary guerrilla warfare. Knowing that is key to understanding what it’s all about.

It’s crazy, confusing, and misunderstood. And it may be one of the most powerful pictures of Jesus and the life of a Christian. Today begins our journey through the book called Revelation.

Week 3 takes us into the Jewish roots of John. We look at how John’s Gospel shows Jesus as the hope and fulfillment of OT hope and the Jewish feasts, symbols, and institutions.