In this study, we observe and interpret, based on related scriptural imagery, the fantastic description of the Son of Man. Seven attributes of His person are noted. Our philosophy of interpretation is to let the scriptures interpret the scriptures.

We observe 1) His hair which is white as wool and snow; 2) His eyes which were like a flame; 3) His feet which were like fiery bronze; 4) His voice which was like many waters; 5) His hand holding the seven stars; 6) the sharp two-edge sword coming from His mouth; and 7) His face shining like the sun.

In this study, we see the Son of Man coming in His glory. We observe other similar visions of John and Old Testament prophets, as well as discuss the importance of Jesus’ garments in this incredible vision.

In this study, we look at two challenging phrases: What does it mean for John to be “in the Spirit” and what is meant by the “Lord’s day.” We don’t attempt to supply a definitive answer; rather, we observe the text and related texts, as well as historical context, and let the listener make up his own mind based on the evidences provided.

In this study, we look at John’s circumstances leading up to and during his imprisonment on Patmos. He partakes in tribulation, the promise of the kingdom, and the perseverance that are in Christ.

Greek word studies are presented where appropriate, as well as maps and photographs to orient the listener to John’s setting on Patmos.

In this video, we look at the promise of Jesus second, physical, and visible return to earth. This has been the expectation for Christians since the beginning of the Church--yet somehow we have forgotten! We will be returning with Him in the clouds.

Included: Parallel verses, charts, Q&A, discussion

Christ's eternal nature is in view in the book of Revelation. In this video, we examine the past, present, and future work of Christ. He has paid for our sins, is loving us, and will make us a kingdom of priests.

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The recipients of this message are John and the seven churches of Asia. The senders of this message are God, the Holy Spirit, and Jesus.

The book of Revelation pulls from all of scripture to form a complete Christology: he is the Word, the Lamb, and the Lion. The Prophet, the Priest, and the King.

Included: The circle of fellowship; Jesus the payment for our sins; Greek word study; parallel passage.

God communicated the visions of this book to John by an angel. Why? Because things are revving up for the Jesus to return as the conquering king. This is the only book of the bible which has a blessing for reading, and understanding--and obeying!

Included: General vs. Special revelation; Greek word study; parallel texts.

The first verse of Revelation is packed with information. We learn not only the nature of this book, but its topic, its source, its purpose, those involved in the transmission of the letter.

Includes: Greek word studies, parallel texts; application.

Foundations traces the basis for the book of Revelation. Better understanding the beginning of the problem will lead to a more thorough understanding of the final solution to that problem: Jesus Christ.