In this continuation of the Revelation series, Darrell Cook talks about the importance of "following the Lamb wherever he goes," and allowing the gospel to permeate every part of our lives. Following the Lamb means a life of discipleship, a lifelong journey where the gospel permeates our lives more and more.

In the final session of the Protestant Reformation series, Kevin wraps up by touching on a variety of topics including "Bloody Mary", the persecution of protestants, Queen Elizabeth I, Puritans, and some Baptist history.

“The second half of Revelation 13 introduces us to another apocalyptic being - the beast out of the earth. This message examines its probable identity of the false prophet of the end times. You’ll learn how to understand the “mark of the beast” and what the number 666 is about."

In session three of the Protestant Reformation series, Kevin Seaton discusses the English Reformation, specifically focusing on William Tyndale, the translation of the Bible into the English language, Henry VIII, the Church of England, King Edward, and the story of Lady Jane Grey.

“In Revelation 13, we are introduced to two satanic beasts. We study the identity of the first beast being the Antichrist and learn what his role is. God’s people will be under fire during the end times, but our endurance and patience are called for. We explore the paradox of spiritual victory - that we conquer by being conquered."

Revelation 12 shows us through symbolism that Satan is raging against God and those who follow him. It details the suffering that those that follow Jesus have and will endured. However, it also provides us with hope that even though persecution and trials we can know that the end is decided and Jesus has won!

In session 2 of the Protestant Reformation series, Kevin Seaton discusses Martin Luther, Ulrich Swingli, and John Calvin, and each of their contributions to the Reformation and Reformed theology.

Revelation is all about the fulfillment of God's plan of redemption. It is easy to get distracted by a variety of details and interpretations of those details, but ultimately Revelation points to a day when God's kingdom will come, he will reign on the earth with his people, and everything will be made right. This is a message that gives encouragement for now and for the future!

The first Summer Seminary Elective series is over the Protestant Reformation and its implications for our lives as Christians today. In this first session, Kevin Seaton introduces the topic and explains its relevance and importance to us today before getting into examining some of the history of the Reformation itself.

This message explores the killing of the two witnesses by the beast in Revelation 11 and what that means for the church. It examines the "times of the Gentiles" and the future role of Israel before the day of judgment. You will be encouraged as we see that even though Satan has strategies, God is sovereign and His strengthening of the church is secure.