Revelation 1:9-20 is John's first vision of the magnificent risen Lord that sets the stage for the rest of the book.

God created this world and humanity, and called it very good. But it’s clear that something happened. What went wrong?

Revelation 1:1-8 provides some essential grounding principles for the book. We see that Christ is sovereign over history and currently ruling from his throne to guide his church.

God chose humans and formed them for his purposes. We are made in His image. Genesis 1:26-28 provides our understanding for what makes humans special.

An exegetical study of Revelation. Lesson 1 introduces the historical context of the letter and discusses how to read apocalyptic literature.

To know the essential beliefs of Christianity that unify and define us as Christians, we must start by answering the question, “Who is God?”

After we’ve seen God’s faithfulness, the nature of his promises, and our need to remain faithful, it’s time for us to make choices. Joshua 22 encourages us to remember God, what he’s done through Jesus, and our commitments to him.

Joshua 18-21 shows God’s faithfulness to his promises. His ultimate promise is himself. Many lessons come from these chapters when we dig into them.

Joshua 16 & 17 show that God is faithful to his promises, but that God often asks us to join in the work.

The story of Caleb teaches us that while we can always trust God’s promises, they may take time to fulfill. We must learn to be expectantly patient while we wait for God’s perfect timing.