Today we fix our eyes on Jesus, the Son of Man, who stands at the center of the cosmos and of human history. Even in the worst of circumstances and amongst other gods and idols, Jesus is superior and holds the world in his hands.

In seeing Jesus, John sees all of these different elements of Jesus presented that show that He is trustworthy and true and we reflect on those in our own lives.

As John is suffering, in the middle of it all is him just beholding Jesus. Today we discuss how we behold Jesus, how we look at him in the midst of our circumstances.

As we continue in Revelation, we dive into what it means that Jesus has glory and dominion over all. We reflect on how He has dominion in our lives and how we can yield more and more to Him.

This week we begin the book of Revelation and discuss John’s vision of Jesus as he is exiled on the island of Patmos. Amidst his suffering, John sees Jesus and describes Him as the faithful witness to the Father.

As we wrap up our week in 1 Corinthians 3, we reflect on how we are each living temples of the Holy Spirit and we ask the Lord to help us believe and live in this truth.

As we are tested in the fire, the Word of God tells us that if our works survive we will be given a reward in Heaven. Today we discuss eternal rewards and how all merit depends on the grace and mercy of God.

With Jesus as our foundation, we hear from Paul that as we build upon our foundation with good works, on the day of judgement those works will be tested by fire. Today we discuss how to withstand the testing.

Continuing in 1 Corinthians 3, Paul asks the Corinthians to consider what their foundation is built upon. As he discusses doing the works of the Lord, he preaches that only Jesus is a secure and lasting foundation.

This week we dive into 1 Corinthians 3 where Paul writes to the Church in Corinth about to whom they belong. As he brings unity to the community, he encourages the believers to commit to the work that God has given them to do with excellence.