Revelation 20 moves from the Saintt's reign with Christ and Satan's binding to judgment. All of the negatives that came from the fall in Genesis 3 finally are reversed and the world is prepared for the new creation.

To become the men God calls us to be, the answer isn’t “try harder,” it’s “draw nearer to Christ.” The Bible shows us how to embrace the responsibility God has given men for the good of others.

We all desire belonging. It is a trait God has built into us. But the counterfeit promise of belonging on our own terms fails every time. We have been given belonging in God’s family through Christ and the things that we try to avoid turn out to be the very things that exist in deep belonging.

Revelation 20 opens by giving us a glimpse of Christ's reign and Satan's binding, an assurance to believers that their faithfulness is worth it.

We all pursue truth. What we must be careful of is where we obtain that truth. Max walks us through where truth can be found and the counterfeits offered by the world that we must be cautious of.

As we finish Revelation 19, we move from the worship scene and marriage supper of the Lamb to battle.

Comfort promises a counterfeit truth: get enough and you will find rest for your soul. But Jesus counters this counterfeit with an invitation, "Come to me... and I will give you rest."

We close Revelation 18 and turn from earthly mourning to heavenly worship in Chapter 19.

The world is full of counterfeit love. Jesus shows us what true love looks like. It is sacrificial giving for the good of another.

We begin Revelation 18, which shifts the focus from unveiling Babylon in Chapter 17 to revealing the cause of her judgment and the results of her destruction.