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  • Week 8 Day 1 – Revelation 15:1-4

    Day 1: Revelation 15:1-4 Week 8: Revelation 15-16 Day 1: 15:1-4 We ended chapter 14 on a very sobering note. We are told that there is coming a “winepress of God’s wrath.” Chapters 15-16 will show us a little of what is to come, because we now enter the fullness of God’s wrath against those on earth […]

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  • Week 8 Day 1 – Revelation 15:1-4
    Day 1: Revelation 15:1-4

    Week 8: Revelation 15-16
    Day 1: 15:1-4
    We ended chapter 14 on a very sobering note. We are told that there is coming a “winepress of God’s wrath.” Chapters 15-16 will show us a little of what is to come, because we now enter the fullness of God’s wrath against those on earth who have rejected His Son and persecuted and killed His beloved bride.

    * The Chorus of Heaven
    * We need to pay attention when heaven erupts into song
    * God is JUST in all that He does
    * Only God is holy—no one else, not even the saints
    * All the saints are deserving of the same fate if it weren’t for Jesus’ blood

    Day 2: 15:5-8

    * The Temple
    * The angels come out with their bowls of the wrath of God
    * Like Solomon’s Temple, here again we have smoke that prevents the normal operation within
    * This is a holy moment in heaven—God is unapproachable until the bowls of wrath are complete. He will not be bargained with at this point.

    Day 3: 16:1-11
    First Bowl

    * Painful sores—these will persist throughout the bowl judgments

    Second Bowl

    * Sea turned to blood—everything left dies
    * The seals and trumpets dealt in fourths and thirds. The bowls are now absolute and complete.

    Third Bowl

    * Fresh water turned to blood—now all the water on earth is undrinkable. Where does anyone get drinking water now?
    * This judgment is so harsh that the angel stops for a moment and acknowledges that God is righteous in what He is doing. It is vindication for the blood of the saints.

    Fourth Bowl

    * Scorching heat—the people of earth know that God is doing this and they hate Him all the more for it. The judgments are magnifying what is truly in their hearts.
    * Here again is vindication—we see in Revelation 7:16 That many saints were held in scorching heat, exposed to the sun, during the tribulation.

    Fifth Bowl

    * Somehow darkness now falls on the kingdom of the beast. The darkness causes them all to stop and have to live with nothing but the torment of their painful sores and scorched bodies.

    Day 4: 16:12-21
    Sixth Bowl

    * Like when the Persians conquered Babylon, again the Euphrates will be dry for the armies of Satan to try to conquer.
    * The demonic frogs will gather the kings of the earth for war against Jesus Himself!
    * By this point, the people of earth are so used to supernatural events that these prophetic frogs are obviously not enough to cause anyone to think twice about their involvement!
    * Jesus Himself gives one final warning here—He is about to come, like He said, as a thief in the night to those who do not know Him. He promised us that for those who know Him, He will not come as a thief (1 Thessalonians 5:4-5)

    Seventh Bowl

    * Planet earth is shaken so that all the cities of the earth collapse.
    * What is curious is that the earthquakes are not what the people of earth find the most egregious—it is the hail
    * For some perspective, each hailstone will be about the size of a large living room sofa. The world has never seen such a thing.
    * The people of earth will with their last breath curse God one more time. What comes next for them is the winepress of God’s wrath as we have seen before

    Day 5: Recap
    17 min
  • Week 7 Day 5 – Revelation 12-14 Recap

    Day 5: Revelation 12-14 Recap Week 7: Revelation 12-14 Day 1: 12 Last week we talked about how God is going to provide prophetic revelation and guidance during the time of the great tribulation. This week we get into the meat of Revelation’s symbolism and grit. There is are too many symbols to go through during a […]

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  • Week 7 Day 5 – Revelation 12-14 Recap
    Day 5: Revelation 12-14 Recap

    Week 7: Revelation 12-14
    Day 1: 12
    Last week we talked about how God is going to provide prophetic revelation and guidance during the time of the great tribulation. This week we get into the meat of Revelation’s symbolism and grit.
    There is are too many symbols to go through during a podcast, but they are dealt with at length in the book, Revelation: a 10 Week Bible Study. I encourage you to get the book and go through it as you read Revelation.
    Instead, here I want to deal with some of the higher level things that are taking place in this passage. We are in another parenthetical section that delves into the conflict between God and Satan that will play out on earth with devastating consequences.
    Before we begin, we need to understand a little better what this great tribulation period really is, and for that we turn to Matthew.
    15 “Therefore when you see the ‘abomination of desolation,’ spoken of by Daniel the prophet, standing in the holy place” (whoever reads, let him understand), 16 “then let those who are in Judea flee to the mountains. 17 Let him who is on the housetop not go down to take anything out of his house. 18 And let him who is in the field not go back to get his clothes. 19 But woe to those who are pregnant and to those who are nursing babies in those days! 20 And pray that your flight may not be in winter or on the Sabbath. 21 For then there will be great tribulation, such as has not been since the beginning of the world until this time, no, nor ever shall be. 22 And unless those days were shortened, no flesh would be saved; but for the elect’s sake those days will be shortened.
    Matthew 24: 15-22
    From Daniel and Revelation, we understand that this time of great tribulation will be 3-1/2 years, beginning precisely at this moment of the “abomination of desolation.” This is an event that will take place within the new temple established in Jerusalem. Many commentators believe the phrase “let him understand” is a reference to Antiochus IV Epiphanes who did just what this passage speaks of in the past as of Jesus’ quote. Jesus was referencing Antiochus’ defiling of the temple as a foreshadow of a yet to come future event. And that brings us to chapter 12.
    The Great Conflict

    * John sees a sign in heaven—literally an astronomical even that he understands to have meaning.
    * The Woman—we can understand that she is Mary, or figuratively, Israel. She would give birth to the Messiah, Jesus.
    * The Dragon—This is satan, and here we will see him once and for all cast out of heaven. This did not happen at the moment of Jesus’ death on the cross, but likely sometime within the period just before the great tribulation begins. He is on earth before the last 3-1/2 years take place (1,260 days).
    * War in heaven—we must understand that angels are not like God. He speaks and people are destroyed. These angels are caught in a very real battle, much like the one we see in Daniel 10:13. Much like this passage in Daniel, the archangel Michael wins the decisive battle and Satan is cast out of heaven once and for all.
    * The song—Once and for all, our accuser no longer has a place to stand before God and accuse Him and us, like we see in Job. Forever we are now free of his accusations, but the earth will feel his wrath because of his fury.
    * Satan will try to destroy the “woman.” This brings us back to the passage in Matthew 24. All this coincides with the abomination of desolation and Jesus specifically tells the Jews living in Jerusalem to flee as fast as they can.
    * God will protect many Jews during this time supernaturally, as we have already seen earlier in Revelation. Now Satan turns his great anger against God’s people, the Christians as we will see in chapter 13.

    Day 2: 13
    Chapter 13 is where we see the two beasts,
    20 min
  • Episode 001 Teaser

    John Wimber coined the phrase “Naturally Supernatural” many years ago. He saw people whose life experience of walking in the supernatural giftings of healing, prophecy, words of knowledge, speaking in tongues and every other spiritual gift as natural. Normal. Usual. Right now, for most people walking in those gifts it is not normal. It’s not […]

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  • Week 7 Day 4 – Revelation 14:14-20

    Day 4: Revelation 14:14-20 Week 7: Revelation 12-14 Day 1: 12 Last week we talked about how God is going to provide prophetic revelation and guidance during the time of the great tribulation. This week we get into the meat of Revelation’s symbolism and grit. There is are too many symbols to go through during a podcast, […]

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  • Episode 001 Teaser
    John Wimber coined the phrase “Naturally Supernatural” many years ago. He saw people whose life experience of walking in the supernatural giftings of healing, prophecy, words of knowledge, speaking in tongues and every other spiritual gift as natural.
    Normal.
    Usual.
    Right now, for most people walking in those gifts it is not normal. It’s not usual.
    It’s unattainable and weird. 
    My good friend Caleb Harper and I want to help make it less weird. We want to make the supernatural natural.
    Normal.
    Usual.
    We’re launching a podcast on Tuesday and I want to invite you to join us. It’s going to be an entertaining, educational and enlightening look at some of the weirdness that goes on in the Charismatic world.
    We will:

    * Challenge the stereotypes
    * Laugh at the silliness
    * Ponder the challenging
    * Discuss the reality behind many of the gifts and their working
    * And encourage each other to seek God in His fullness

    If you would like to be challenged to walk in God’s supernatural gifting in a completely natural way, Subscribe in iTunes or Google Play.
    The first new episode comes out on Tuesday.
    LISTEN TO THE SHOW PROMO NOW

    3 min
  • Week 7 Day 4 – Revelation 14:14-20
    Day 4: Revelation 14:14-20

    Week 7: Revelation 12-14
    Day 1: 12
    Last week we talked about how God is going to provide prophetic revelation and guidance during the time of the great tribulation. This week we get into the meat of Revelation’s symbolism and grit.
    There is are too many symbols to go through during a podcast, but they are dealt with at length in the book, Revelation: a 10 Week Bible Study. I encourage you to get the book and go through it as you read Revelation.
    Instead, here I want to deal with some of the higher level things that are taking place in this passage. We are in another parenthetical section that delves into the conflict between God and Satan that will play out on earth with devastating consequences.
    Before we begin, we need to understand a little better what this great tribulation period really is, and for that we turn to Matthew.
    15 “Therefore when you see the ‘abomination of desolation,’ spoken of by Daniel the prophet, standing in the holy place” (whoever reads, let him understand), 16 “then let those who are in Judea flee to the mountains. 17 Let him who is on the housetop not go down to take anything out of his house. 18 And let him who is in the field not go back to get his clothes. 19 But woe to those who are pregnant and to those who are nursing babies in those days! 20 And pray that your flight may not be in winter or on the Sabbath. 21 For then there will be great tribulation, such as has not been since the beginning of the world until this time, no, nor ever shall be. 22 And unless those days were shortened, no flesh would be saved; but for the elect’s sake those days will be shortened.
    Matthew 24: 15-22
    From Daniel and Revelation, we understand that this time of great tribulation will be 3-1/2 years, beginning precisely at this moment of the “abomination of desolation.” This is an event that will take place within the new temple established in Jerusalem. Many commentators believe the phrase “let him understand” is a reference to Antiochus IV Epiphanes who did just what this passage speaks of in the past as of Jesus’ quote. Jesus was referencing Antiochus’ defiling of the temple as a foreshadow of a yet to come future event. And that brings us to chapter 12.
    The Great Conflict

    * John sees a sign in heaven—literally an astronomical even that he understands to have meaning.
    * The Woman—we can understand that she is Mary, or figuratively, Israel. She would give birth to the Messiah, Jesus.
    * The Dragon—This is satan, and here we will see him once and for all cast out of heaven. This did not happen at the moment of Jesus’ death on the cross, but likely sometime within the period just before the great tribulation begins. He is on earth before the last 3-1/2 years take place (1,260 days).
    * War in heaven—we must understand that angels are not like God. He speaks and people are destroyed. These angels are caught in a very real battle, much like the one we see in Daniel 10:13. Much like this passage in Daniel, the archangel Michael wins the decisive battle and Satan is cast out of heaven once and for all.
    * The song—Once and for all, our accuser no longer has a place to stand before God and accuse Him and us, like we see in Job. Forever we are now free of his accusations, but the earth will feel his wrath because of his fury.
    * Satan will try to destroy the “woman.” This brings us back to the passage in Matthew 24. All this coincides with the abomination of desolation and Jesus specifically tells the Jews living in Jerusalem to flee as fast as they can.
    * God will protect many Jews during this time supernaturally, as we have already seen earlier in Revelation. Now Satan turns his great anger against God’s people, the Christians as we will see in chapter 13.

    Day 2: 13
    Chapter 13 is where we see the two beasts,
    19 min
  • Week 7 Day 3 – Revelation 14:1-13

    Day 3: Revelation 14:1-13 Week 7: Revelation 12-14 Day 1: 12 Last week we talked about how God is going to provide prophetic revelation and guidance during the time of the great tribulation. This week we get into the meat of Revelation’s symbolism and grit. There is are too many symbols to go through during a podcast, […]

    The post Week 7 Day 3 – Revelation 14:1-13 first appeared on DarrenHibbs.com.

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  • Week 7 Day 3 – Revelation 14:1-13
    Day 3: Revelation 14:1-13

    Week 7: Revelation 12-14
    Day 1: 12
    Last week we talked about how God is going to provide prophetic revelation and guidance during the time of the great tribulation. This week we get into the meat of Revelation’s symbolism and grit.
    There is are too many symbols to go through during a podcast, but they are dealt with at length in the book, Revelation: a 10 Week Bible Study. I encourage you to get the book and go through it as you read Revelation.
    Instead, here I want to deal with some of the higher level things that are taking place in this passage. We are in another parenthetical section that delves into the conflict between God and Satan that will play out on earth with devastating consequences.
    Before we begin, we need to understand a little better what this great tribulation period really is, and for that we turn to Matthew.
    15 “Therefore when you see the ‘abomination of desolation,’ spoken of by Daniel the prophet, standing in the holy place” (whoever reads, let him understand), 16 “then let those who are in Judea flee to the mountains. 17 Let him who is on the housetop not go down to take anything out of his house. 18 And let him who is in the field not go back to get his clothes. 19 But woe to those who are pregnant and to those who are nursing babies in those days! 20 And pray that your flight may not be in winter or on the Sabbath. 21 For then there will be great tribulation, such as has not been since the beginning of the world until this time, no, nor ever shall be. 22 And unless those days were shortened, no flesh would be saved; but for the elect’s sake those days will be shortened.
    Matthew 24: 15-22
    From Daniel and Revelation, we understand that this time of great tribulation will be 3-1/2 years, beginning precisely at this moment of the “abomination of desolation.” This is an event that will take place within the new temple established in Jerusalem. Many commentators believe the phrase “let him understand” is a reference to Antiochus IV Epiphanes who did just what this passage speaks of in the past as of Jesus’ quote. Jesus was referencing Antiochus’ defiling of the temple as a foreshadow of a yet to come future event. And that brings us to chapter 12.
    The Great Conflict

    * John sees a sign in heaven—literally an astronomical even that he understands to have meaning.
    * The Woman—we can understand that she is Mary, or figuratively, Israel. She would give birth to the Messiah, Jesus.
    * The Dragon—This is satan, and here we will see him once and for all cast out of heaven. This did not happen at the moment of Jesus’ death on the cross, but likely sometime within the period just before the great tribulation begins. He is on earth before the last 3-1/2 years take place (1,260 days).
    * War in heaven—we must understand that angels are not like God. He speaks and people are destroyed. These angels are caught in a very real battle, much like the one we see in Daniel 10:13. Much like this passage in Daniel, the archangel Michael wins the decisive battle and Satan is cast out of heaven once and for all.
    * The song—Once and for all, our accuser no longer has a place to stand before God and accuse Him and us, like we see in Job. Forever we are now free of his accusations, but the earth will feel his wrath because of his fury.
    * Satan will try to destroy the “woman.” This brings us back to the passage in Matthew 24. All this coincides with the abomination of desolation and Jesus specifically tells the Jews living in Jerusalem to flee as fast as they can.
    * God will protect many Jews during this time supernaturally, as we have already seen earlier in Revelation. Now Satan turns his great anger against God’s people, the Christians as we will see in chapter 13.

    Day 2: 13
    Chapter 13 is where we see the two beasts,
    22 min

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