Of the three perspectives regarding God's dealings with the Jews and the Gentiles, here is the lens we will be using and why.

John enters the throne room of God in Revelation 4 this week and he does his best to describe for us what he is privileged to see there...​

Let's lay a foundation to prepare for what's next as we're leaving the Seven Letters to the Seven Churches...

The last two movements of the Seven Letters to the Seven Churches bring both promise and urgency to those who have ears to hear... may that be us!

Last week, we unpacked the seven churches' rebukes. This week let's take a look at their invitations to reclamation and the consequences for choosing not to.​

The book of Revelation doesn't only apply to things yet to come; yet again this week, there are implications and patterns relevant to issues in the Church today -- specifically regarding the rebukes of the seven churches.​

As we look at the Seven Letters to the Seven Churches this week, we see a pattern of seven components in each one and how they are relevant to us today.​

John's first glance of heaven is almost indescribable... and he does his best to relay its magnificence to us...

When Jesus comes back no one is going to miss it because trumpet sounds refuse to be missed.​

When you look at the clouds have you ever stopped to think that one day, literally, one day, we are going to look up, and Jesus will be coming back on them?