At the seventh trumpet, in the Book of Revelation, we get to glimpse God's end-goal, as his "temple in heaven" is opened to reveal the "ark of his covenant". Discover how this means that, even now, you have access to a throne of promise and a throne of grace, whenever you need it!

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You are God's message to the world! In and through your life, God wants to display the wonder of his grace, so that you "flesh out" the message of his reconciliation and love. How does God do this, and how can you best work with him, to make sure that his message radiates as he intends?

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Many things (and people) in life can cause us to feel intimidated. How can we live and act so that we are able to refuse and refute the intimidation tactics of our spiritual enemy, and not give way to fear?

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Who are the "two witnesses" of Revelation chapter 11? What are they doing, and how does that speak to us, both personally and as a church? Discover how God has called you to be a Spirit-empowered prophetic witness, as part of a prophetic people which can suffer but never be truly defeated!

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In Revelation chapter 10, a huge angel with a little scroll in his hand gives a loud shout like a roaring lion and swears an oath with uplifted hand. What are we to make of this? God is a covenant-keeping reliable God, who will one day fulfil your deepest hopes, but who in the meantime asks you to "devour" his Word and make it part of you, in order to deliver it to others.

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Jesus encounters three very different people in Mark chapter 5, whose lives were totally transformed by the arrival of Jesus into their situation. God's presence is a transforming power that exposes darkness, releases the supernatural and often even defies human rationality.

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The biblical story of Gideon, in the book of Judges, is a great reminder - and a great reassurance - that your ability to overcome the challenges of life does not depend on the number of people around you, or on your natural abilities, but rather on God's own presence with you. Stay alert to the promptings of the Holy Spirit in your life, and watch as God prepares the way before you when you step out with courage!

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The sounding of the seven trumpets in the Book of Revelation is accompanied by dramatic, shocking and at times repulsive imagery. Why was it written this way, and what can we learn from it? The intent is not to strike fear into your heart, if you are a believer in Jesus, but to reassure you that God will decisively deal with evil, whilst giving every opportunity for as many people as possible to turn from wickedness and towards God. In the meantime, God's people are secure and can shine brightly in dark times, whilst appealing to others to reach out for the mercy offered to them by God.

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What turned the foremost persecutor of Christians in his day into a fearless preacher of Jesus Christ as Lord? What was it, on the Damascus Road, that so impacted Saul of Tarsus that he became Paul, the church-planting, Scripture-writing apostle who changed the world? Listen, as Peter Anderson describes the three huge revelations that reversed Paul's whole direction and perspective in an instant. (Peter heads up Go Global, a family of hundreds of churches spanning 17 nations, of which New Creation Church is part.)

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Do you ever feel that your prayers just bounce off heaven? Does it feel, sometimes, that God is too busy to pay attention to them? In Revelation chapter 8, verses 1-5, we realise that God DOES listen, and that the answers are dramatic! In the continuation of the series on the Book of Revelation, we see how God answers the prayer, "Your kingdom come" with fire from heaven!

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