Rev. Tanner Fox | Revelation 15:1-8

From the Seven Angels in 15, we get the victory song – The song of Moses and the song of the Lamb. The glory of God is sung about, in unison, by the angels who bring the good news of victory, which is also the devastating news of defeat. This is the victory and defeat that has been spoken of and prophesied for generations. We receive the song of Moses and the Lamb as a reminder of all that God has promised, and all that God will bring!

Dr. David Swanson | Text: Revelation 14:1-5

Finally, out of all this chaos, we see a mountain – it is Mt. Zion and a glimpse of God's coming victory – one in which all the power of the world will no longer hold any allure for us.

Dr. David Swanson | Revelation 13:1-8, 15-18

We get a glimpse of the beast ready to come out of the sea representing the evil power of Rome at the time, but speaks to us of the nations and institutions that are aligned against the kingdom of God.

Rev. Tanner Fox | Revelation 12:1-17

The apocalyptic narrative continues and we are introduced to a new character, “the woman clothed by the sun.” She gives birth to what seems to be the great enemy of the dragon. Making sense of Rev 12 means we need to look back at Genesis 3, the initial curse of the serpent, in which God promised the seed of the woman who would come to strike his head.

Dr. Jack Peebles | Revelation 11:1-13, 15

In Revelation 11, we have a picture of the Church’s role in the world. Within the crunch of two kingdoms colliding, the Church is called to witness!

Dr. David Swanson | Revelation 10:1-11

Rev 10 is a restatement of things found in many different places in Scripture - its the same, single story with the same message using the same method - and the Church has the same sweet yet bitter call to keep proclaiming that message.

Dr. Paul Gibson | Revelation 8:13

As the angels blow the remaining trumpets, we find the work of the enemy bringing deceptive teaching and false gods – but all still under the control of Christ. These are the enemy's weapons and we see them even today. 

Dr. David Swanson | Revelation 8:6-12

As the angel blows the first four trumpets, we are reminded of Joshua 6 and the blowing of the trumpets – they announce the coming of the Lord to do battle – and the same things in Rev 6 and 7 are repeated. The trumpets are a warning to people in regard to where they are placing their trust for those things will eventually be burned up. 

Dr. Case Thorp | Revelation 7:4-14

The heavenly chorus of Revelation 7 is our call and aim. Experiencing God's presence is so valuable, and often at the expense of understanding and studying our faith. 

Dr. David Swanson | Acts 2

Pentecost is to be remembered and celebrated, the day the Spirit was poured out even as it is today!