After reviewing the context of Micah’s prophecy of impending doom and the ultimate hope of an eternal King who will go forth from the Father to be the ruler of Israel, this exposition examines the details surrounding the birthplace, the rule, the sending, and the eternality of the King.

After comparing the hatred and apathy towards Christ in our culture’s celebration of Christmas with the heresies of Colossae, this exposition examines the apostle Paul’s inspired description of the supremacy of Jesus Christ over the entirety of man’s existence, namely, His pre-eminence over creation and redemption.

This exposition examines the specific forms of wickedness that will dominate future Babylon and the importance for Christians to recognize and avoid the inherent dangers of the world system that currently exists.

After reviewing the chronology of events leading up to the fall of “Babylon the great” just prior to the seventh bowl judgment and the Lord’s return, this exposition examines the angelic announcement of its doom.

After discussing the current trends in American neo-evangelicalism towards a “Christless Christianity,” this exposition examines the final two themes of Revelation 17 regarding the co-conspirator of the religious harlot, the Beast, and her eventual calamity.

After a review of the overall chronology of major prophetic events, this exposition examines the three final bowl judgments that will target the kingdom of the antichrist and the topography of the earth in preparation for God’s final confrontation with man at the battle of Armageddon.

After refuting the theology of the evangelical environmental movement and discussing the colossal hoax that the human production of greenhouse gases is damaging the earth’s climate, this exposition examines the first four bowl judgments that target men directly through a specific plague and indirectly through three plagues upon the earth’s eco system.

After reviewing a chronology of things to come, this exposition examines four themes that emerge from the text, namely, a sign great and marvelous, a sea of consuming fire, a song of triumphant deliverance, and a sanctuary of holy vengeance.

This exposition examines the fourth announcement and final incentive to "Fear God and give Him glory," namely, the blessings awaiting Lamb worshippers; a topic divided into three themes: the perseverance of genuine faith, the promise of future blessing, and the perpetual reward of righteous deeds.

This exposition examines the career and character of the 144,000 Jewish believers who will be evangelists during the Tribulation, men with a confident faith, a celebratory song, and a committed life, dedicated to sexual purity, Christ, truth, and holiness. Men we would all do well to emulate.