Pastor Rick Beaudry walks us through Revelation 20, explaining the angelic binding of Satan, the thousand-year millennium, and how the Antichrist and false prophet are consigned to the lake of fire. He outlines the end-times timeline: 1260 days to the tribulation midpoint, a 75-day interval that includes the sheep and goat judgment and temple cleansing, the marriage supper of the Lamb, and the first resurrection raising church, tribulation, and Old Testament saints to reign with Christ. Beaudry surveys millennial characteristics from Isaiah, Micah and the Psalms, including reversal of the curse, universal knowledge of the Lord, Gentile repopulation, and a final rebellion when Satan is loosed and Gog and Magog are gathered and consumed by fire. He closes with the great white throne judgment, the lake of fire for the wicked, a call for vigilance against deception, and assurance that those written in the Lamb's book of life are secure.

Pastor Rick Beaudry guides us through Revelation 19, explaining the fourfold hallelujah in heaven and the rejoicing over Babylon's fall. He outlines the church’s place in heaven, the Jewish wedding imagery that culminates in the marriage of the Lamb, and the Bema Seat reward ceremony where crowns and righteousness are bestowed. Beaudry then portrays Christ’s return as a conquering king on a white horse, executing righteous judgment with the sword of his mouth as the beast’s armies are defeated and the Valley of Armageddon runs with blood. He ties John’s vision to Old Testament passages and urges us to watch, pray, study prophecy, and keep our allegiance to Christ rather than political or religious idols.

Pastor Rick Beaudry examines Revelation 18, arguing that Babylon will be rebuilt as the Antichrist’s political and economic capital and showing how Jeremiah, Isaiah and Zechariah foresee its sudden fall. He traces possible modern precursors in Middle Eastern infrastructure and trade corridors, pointing to the Strait of Hormuz, the India Middle East economic corridor, China’s Belt and Road, proposed canals and pipelines, and heavy investment around ALDashFAW as factors that could enable a future Babylonian hub. He unpacks Revelation’s picture of kings, merchants and mariners lamenting swift economic collapse, highlights spiritual evils such as sorcery, human trafficking and technocratic surveillance, and cites the millstone judgment that casts Babylon into the Euphrates. Pastoral exhortation urges us to come out from the world, keep Scripture simple, cultivate discernment against deception, and hold fast to the blessed hope while praying for the fellowship.

Pastor Rick Beaudry opens with prayer and intercessions before leading a detailed study of Revelation 17. He unpacks the vision of the great harlot riding the scarlet beast, tracing Babylon’s origins to Nimrod, Semiramis and Tammuz and portraying Babylon as a future one world religious, political and economic system that sits over many nations. Drawing on Daniel and Revelation, he explains the seven heads and ten horns as stages of a reborn Roman-style empire, warns of the Antichrist, a rebuilt temple, the mark and the coming tribulation, and urges prophetic discernment. Along the way he connects contemporary signs such as shifting trade routes and the transfer of wealth to the East, the rise of globalist technocrats, and the apostasy of many churches, calling us to wake up and remain faithful.

Pastor Rick Beaudry expounds Revelation 16, walking through the seven bowl judgments and connecting them to the seals and trumpet judgments as the final, intensified wrath of God during the tribulation. He details the bowls: painful sores on those with the mark of the beast, seas and rivers turned to blood, the sun scorching men, Euphrates drying to prepare the kings of the East, the unholy trinity, and the gathering at Armageddon with a great earthquake, fallen cities, and heavy hail. Beaudry urges urgency in evangelism, warns against deception about the rapture and related theories, and calls us to watchfulness, repentance, worship, and readiness rather than prideful endurance into God’s wrath. He also ties the prophecy to present developments like trade routes and the rebuilding of Babylon while offering comfort that believers are saved from the wrath to come.

Pastor Rick Beaudry walks through Revelation 15, unveiling the vision of seven angels with the seven last plagues, a sea of glass mingled with fire, and the martyrs before the throne singing the song of Moses and the Lamb. He explains the Greek thymos as an explosive burst of God’s wrath poured from seven golden bowls, ties these bowl judgments to the trumpet judgments and the tribulation timeline, and highlights the reality of the beast, the false prophet, and the mark of 666. Beaudry notes the heavenly temple opening and that no one may enter until the plagues are fulfilled, pointing toward Christ’s return and the millennial reign. Throughout the study he urges us to share the gospel, keep watch for the coming of the Lord, and grieves with the heart of God over the lost.

Pastor Rick Beaudry opens with prayer and remembrance for Sally Jackson before unpacking Revelation 14 as a prophetic connector from chapter 13 to 15, locating the Lamb on Mount Zion with the 144,000 sealed and singing a new song of redemption. He highlights the angelic proclamation of the everlasting gospel to every nation and the urgent choice between fearing and worshiping God or bowing to the beast and receiving his mark, which brings divine wrath and eternal judgment. Beaudry contrasts the rapture with the day of the Lord, explains the harvest and winepress imagery of final judgment, and paints Babylon as the doomed global political, economic, and religious system. He closes with an exhortation to watchfulness, faithful evangelism, holy living, and comfort in the certainty that God wins and the faithful are spared the coming wrath.

Pastor Rick Beaudry opens with prayer for Sally, James, Cora, and Esther before guiding us through Revelation 13. He situates the chapter at the tribulation midpoint and outlines the unholy trinity of the dragon, the Antichrist, and the false prophet while linking the beast imagery to Daniel 7 and a reborn Roman world empire with ten kings. He walks through the Antichrist's deadly wound and counterfeit resurrection, the false prophet's signs and wonders, the image and mark of the beast as instruments of enforced worship and economic control, and warns of massive deception. Beaudry emphasizes the Holy Spirit and the church as the present restraint, urges us to study the whole Bible especially the Old Testament to rightly interpret Revelation, and challenges us to ensure our names are written in the Lamb's book of life.

Pastor Rick Beaudry unpacks Revelation 12, portraying the woman as the nation of Israel, the male child as the Messiah, and the great red dragon as Satan while recounting Michael’s heavenly battle. He connects the chapter to Daniel’s visions of ten horns and the little horn, describes the emerging ten-region technocratic world order and the Antichrist’s midtribulation covenant and abomination of desolation, and highlights the 1,260 day midpoint. Beaudry explains Israel’s flight to a wilderness refuge often tied to Petra or Basra, God’s protection and nourishment of a remnant, and Christ’s return to destroy the Antichrist. He urges us to resist deception, overcome by the blood of the Lamb and the word of our testimony, and to share the gospel with urgency because the times are short.

Pastor Rick Beaudry walks us through Revelation 11, explaining the midpoint of the tribulation, the two witnesses, the measuring of the temple, and how Daniel, Matthew, and Paul point to the abomination of desolation and the rise of the antichrist. He outlines the 1,260 day and 42 month timeframes, the witnesses' supernatural powers, their martyrdom, resurrection after three and a half days, and the global reaction that follows. The teaching ties these events to broader prophetic themes like a rebuilt tribulation temple, emerging global governance and economic control, the strong delusion that will deceive many, and the urgent call to refuse the mark of the beast. The message blends careful exposition with pastoral application, prayer, and appeals for faithfulness, holiness, and perseverance.