The most misunderstood and generally least read/taught book of the Bible: Revelation. In this series we are going to open up the final book of the Bible to see what the completeness of God’s Word has to speak to us about what was, what is and what is to come. In this message we step out of the addresses to the church and right into the middle of the throne room. As the Holy Spirit calls upon John to Come Up Here, he gets a glimpse of heaven and the One seated on the throne. Everything else find its meaning and purpose from the One seated on the throne.

The most misunderstood and generally least read/taught book of the Bible: Revelation. In this series we are going to open up the final book of the Bible to see what the completeness of God’s Word has to speak to us about what was, what is and what is to come. In this message we step out of the addresses to the church and right into the middle of the throne room. As the Holy Spirit calls upon John to Come Up Here, he gets a glimpse of heaven for the first time and what must take place after this.

The most misunderstood and generally least read/taught book of the Bible: Revelation. In this series we are going to open up the final book of the Bible to see what the completeness of God’s Word has to speak to us about what was, what is and what is to come. In this message we see Jesus addressing the sixth of seven churches identified in Revelation. The last of the seven churches addressed in Revelation; Laodicea is known for their lukewarm nature. Jesus warns them of the dangers of remaining in such a state when it comes time for Him to draw His people into Himself.

The most misunderstood and generally least read/taught book of the Bible: Revelation. In this series we are going to open up the final book of the Bible to see what the completeness of God’s Word has to speak to us about what was, what is and what is to come. In this message we see Jesus addressing the sixth of seven churches identified in Revelation. Philadelphia is the second church that doesn’t follow the “normal” pattern as the others as Jesus addresses them. They are commended for their continuation in the faith by spreading the gospel beyond their boarders, continuing to fully rely on God and remaining faithful to the Name of Jesus. The result would be the etching of their names in the foundation “pillar” in eternity.

The most misunderstood and generally least read/taught book of the Bible: Revelation. In this series we are going to open up the final book of the Bible to see what the completeness of God’s Word has to speak to us about what was, what is and what is to come. In this message we see Jesus addressing the fifth of seven churches identified in Revelation. The church at Sardis had grown comfortable with everyday life. Jesus warned them that comfort can be the killer of eternal security and that remembrance is the only thing that could lead them to repentance. Jesus reminds them and us that it is possible to have your name removed from the Book of Life… If it wasn’t possible why would Jesus encourage them by saying, “The one who is victorious will, like them, be dressed in white. I will never blot out the name of that person from the book of life, but will acknowledge that name before my Father and his angels”?

The most misunderstood and generally least read/taught book of the Bible: Revelation. In this series we are going to open up the final book of the Bible to see what the completeness of God’s Word has to speak to us about what was, what is and what is to come. In this message we see Jesus addressing the fourth of seven churches identified in Revelation. The church at Thyatira is one that is commended for their faith but warned about their tolerance of certain things within the church and told the only way of repentance is to have nothing to do with the sin around them.

he most misunderstood and generally least read/taught book of the Bible: Revelation. In this series we are going to open up the final book of the Bible to see what the completeness of God’s Word has to speak to us about what was, what is and what is to come. In this message we see Jesus addressing the third of seven churches identified in Revelation. Returning to the I Know, I Hold, I Will Come warning of Jesus we see a church that is very much reflective of the current culture we live in today. One that is found worshipping knowledge and healing.

With his unique style, Shane Jenkins shows us how important our decisions are through his invention: smell-o-vision.

The most misunderstood and generally least read/taught book of the Bible: Revelation. In this series we are going to open up the final book of the Bible to see what the completeness of God’s Word has to speak to us about what was, what is and what is to come. In this message we see Jesus addressing the second of seven churches identified in Revelation. One of two churches that are not addressed using the same model of I Know and I Hold this against you. But, the one that is warned and should be a warning to us as well that He knows the suffering. Instead of what modern Christianity claims, Jesus tells them it will get worse and that it is necessary.

The most misunderstood and generally least read/taught book of the Bible: Revelation. In this series we are going to open up the final book of the Bible to see what the completeness of God’s Word has to speak to us about what was, what is and what is to come. In this message we see Jesus addressing the first of seven churches identified in Revelation. Jesus tells them, and us, I Know, I Hold, I Will Come and You Have Favor.