Today we move into Chapter 6, where Brad takes on the seven seals and reviews: What are the seals about? What does this mean for the church? And what does this mean for the world?

Picking up where we left off last Sunday, we move from Chapter 4 into Chapter 5. We look at the exaltation, the presentation, the bestowed authority, and the acclamation, of Jesus, as revealed in the description of the Lamb taking the Scroll from the right hand of God.

This Good Friday, we look at Isaiah 52 and 53, and its description of our suffering Saviour

We dig into Chapter 4 of Revelation, examining John’s description of the Throne Room of God, and the picture of God’s majesty. What does this tell us about God, and how does seeing this picture change our perception of, and response to, God?

Brad continues walking us through the mini-letters in Revelation focusing on the churches in Philadelphia and Laodicea.

We dig into chapter 2 and 3 of Revelation, and look at the ‘mini-letters’ directed to the churches.

Each letter follows a similar pattern: identifying Christ, revelaing what Christ knows about His church, Christ pastoring His church, and, finally, promising action to those in His church, as well as blessings.

We look at letters to the church in Thyatira in Chapter 2 and to the church in Sardis in Chapter 3, through the same lenses we introduced last week.

We continue to dig into chapter 2 of Revelation, and look at the ‘mini-letters’ directed to four churches.

Each letter follows a similar pattern: identifying Christ, revelaing what Christ knows about His church, Christ pastoring His church, and, finally, promising action to those in His church, as well as blessings.

We look at two of the remaining letters to the churches in Chapter 2, through the same lenses we introduced last week.

We dig into chapter 2 of Revelation, and look at the ‘mini-letters’ directed to four churches.

Each letter follows a similar pattern: identifying Christ, revelaing what Christ knows about His church, Christ pastoring His church, and, finally, promising action to those in His church, as well as blessings.

While we only got through the first letter today, please take a look at the other three in your own time, looking at them through the same lens.

We take an intermission from our study of Revelation to look back at God's goodness to our church over the last 8 years, and to celebrate evidences of His Grace in the baptism of our brothers and sisters.

We dig into the first three chapters of Revelation and look at the implications for the Church, and us in the Church.