In this message, we dive into Revelation 12:10-17 and explore how believers can stand firm against the enemy during spiritual warfare. Scripture reveals Satan’s true nature—a liar, murderer, thief, destroyer, and devourer. Yet, through Christ, we are equipped with God’s power to overcome.

We’ll unpack:

The biblical descriptions of Satan’s tactics

The armor of God and how each piece helps us resist the enemy

The importance of truth, righteousness, peace, faith, salvation, and God’s Word

How prayer empowers us to walk in victory

No matter how fierce the battle, the Word reminds us: “The one who is in you is greater than the one who is in the world” (1 John 4:4).

What does Revelation 12 mean? In this episode, we unpack the vision of the woman, the child, and the dragon—and what it reveals about Jesus, Israel, and Satan.

We discuss:

Who the woman, son, and dragon represent

The war in heaven and Satan’s defeat

The reality of angels, demons, and spiritual warfare

How this passage impacts believers today

Along the way, we connect Revelation 12 to Genesis, the temptation of Christ, and insights from C.S. Lewis and The Screwtape Letters.

BibleProject Series on Spiritual Beings: https://bibleproject.com/videos/collections/spiritual-beings/

Revelation 12 gives us a sweeping picture of spiritual reality—one that pulls back the curtain on the cosmic battle between God’s kingdom and Satan. In this chapter, we see:

The Woman, the Son, and the Dragon (Rev. 12:1–6)

The War in Heaven (Rev. 12:7–12)

The War on Earth (Rev. 12:13–17)

Supporting passages like Psalm 2, Luke 10:18, and Revelation 12:17 deepen our understanding of this conflict.

This message explores how Satan became God’s great enemy, the nature of spiritual warfare, and what that means for God’s people today.

If you’re seeking a clearer picture of the unseen battle and hope in Christ’s victory, this chapter is essential.

This week on the podcast, we dive into Revelation 11 and the powerful theme of Christ’s return. Pastor Scott unpacks why the Second Coming is not just another theological event—it’s the ultimate climax where God’s kingdom is fully realized on earth.

We discuss:

How the return of Christ brings together His birth, death, and resurrection into one victorious moment.

The “already but not yet” reality of God’s kingdom—present now through the Spirit, but awaiting its final consummation.

What it means to live as ambassadors of God’s kingdom in a world still influenced by the enemy.

Why Revelation offers hope to both its first audience and believers today.

The importance of engaging our whole selves—mind, spirit, and body—in worship.

We wrap up with a preview of next week’s passage in Revelation 12, where we’ll meet a pregnant woman, a fiery red dragon, and dive into the reality of spiritual warfare.

If you’re following our Revelation series, this episode will help you see how the kingdom of God shapes not only the future but also how we live as faithful ambassadors today.

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In Revelation 11:15-19, the seventh trumpet sounds and heaven declares that “the kingdom of the world has become the kingdom of our Lord and of his Messiah.” But what makes this moment the greatest theological event in human history?

In this teaching, we’ll explore why the return of Christ surpasses even His birth, death, and resurrection—because it brings the consummation of God’s kingdom and the fulfillment of His promises.

We’ll walk through five powerful reasons why Christ’s return is the ultimate climax of history:

The consummated kingdom of God will arrive (Rev. 11:15).

It will be an occasion of glorious worship (Rev. 11:16–17).

Sin’s reign and Satan’s dominion will end (Rev. 11:18).

Believers will be rewarded for their faith and faithfulness (Rev. 11:18c).

God’s presence will dwell physically with His people forever (Rev. 11:19).

Supporting Scriptures:

1 John 5:19

Romans 8:19–22

Revelation 21:3–4

📖 Join us as we look at the sounding of the seventh trumpet and discover the hope, worship, and final victory that await all who belong to Christ.

Lean In is back! Today, we sit down and look at one of the more confusing passages in Revelation. In doing so, we discuss the different iterprative approaches to this book and highlight the importance of being able to disagree about parts of the Bible but still find unity in Christ.

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Today, we jump back into our Revelation study by looking at one of the more challenging passages we find in this book. We will see the story of two witnesses and learn how they are rejected by the world but ultimately vindicated by God.

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Today, we conclude our Jonah study by looking at a truly unique chapter in the Bible. In Chapter four, we see God make his final attempts to confront Jonah's anger and hatred towards Nineveh. In doing so, we are also invited to confront the hatred in our own lives.

Today, we sit down for a conversation with Pranay Borde about the struggle many Christians have with loving their enemies. If Christ followers are to be known by their love, why do so many people have negative experiences with the church? How can people find healing and reconciliation with God when they have been harmed by His people? We dive into these topics and more in today's podcast.

Today we sit down with Matthew Stubbs to talk about Jonah chapter 2 and learn about Matt's work with the Little Rock BCM.