In Revelation 19 the armies of this age are gathered against our Lord. The result is a resounding victory for Jesus, trampling His enemies under His feet. And wenow are able to begin to see the glorious end in sight where all things are made new. Enemies are now being banished and our Lord is taking up His scepter and throne.

In Revelation 18 we witness the destruction of the future city of--Babylon and its inhabitants as the judgment of God continues to roll down upon the earth.--It is a serious message but one of hope for those safe in Jesus Christ.

In Revelation 17 we witness the description of the spiritual power--that has been flowing in and through nations and peoples since sin entered the world. But--more importantly we are able to witness the dismantling of this system as well as its dwelling--place.

In Revelation 17 we witness the description of the spiritual power--that has been flowing in and through nations and peoples since sin entered the world. But--more importantly we are able to witness the dismantling of this system as well as its dwelling--place.

God is closed up in His Temple. The Triune God, alone in His holiness, His--righteousness and His wrath. The seven angels are ready to do His bidding. And in this chapter--John chronicles the pouring out of each bowl in quick succession, all culminating with the seventh--and greatest plague. Yet in this you see no only the holiness and wrath of God but also the--sustaining grace of God for those in the midst of this time of wondrous horror. Let the reader and--hearer understand.

- Luke's narrative of Jesus' birth is theologically rich. He constructs it in such a way so as to communicate the poverty into which Jesus came. He condescended from loftiness to lowliness in order to be faithful to His promise of setting all things right. The second part of the narrative focuses on how salvation actually comes to a person. It comes with the announcement of good news that compels a person to respond with perplexity, joy, and praise.

Revelation 16 unveils the out-pouring of the wrath of God upon the world--as it rebels against Him. It is a picture of terror and horror. And if we are honest, it is a hard--picture to see and consider. In an effort to bring a proper perspective on this important chapter,--Pastor Henry gives a pause and takes us through two key doctrines, sin and salvation with the--goal to help us fear God-s wrath and delight in His salvation

Revelation 16 unveils the out-pouring of the wrath of God upon the world--as it rebels against Him. It is a picture of terror and horror. And if we are honest, it is a hard--picture to see and consider. In an effort to bring a proper perspective on this important chapter,--Pastor Henry gives a pause and takes us through two key doctrines, sin and salvation with the--goal to help us fear God-s wrath and delight in His salvation

In anticipation to the outpouring of the seven bowls filled with the wrath--of God we are given one more vision into heaven. There we see the heavenly hosts rejoicing and--praising God for these coming judgments. We see the lining up of the seven angels to take up--their respective bowls. And we how serious and frightening the wrath of God is and how holy he--truly is.--I.