Peter and John are arrested for preaching in Jesus the resurrection of the dead. As they are brought before the Sanhedrin, Peter boldly proclaims the gospel.

The epilogue to Revelation reminds the church of the themes of Revelation and, indeed, of the entire Bible. It reveals what the true faith is; it tells what Christianity is.

Revelation continues to describe the beauty, measurements, and meaning of heaven.

Revelation 20:11-22:21 is all about the afterlife. What happens when a person, believer or non-believer, dies? Why is it necessary to have a sound theology of heaven?

The Thousand-Year Reign of Jesus Christ teaches us to cultivate a kingdom mindset.

How do we get ready for the second coming of Jesus?

God invites us to come out of Babylon. What does that mean? How do we live in the world as believers without the world living in us?

God judges the false religious system of the world. We learn the danger of false religion and the foundation for the true faith of the gospel.

The final seven bowls judgments are listed in Revelation, and amid these judgments, there is celebration in heaven that these judgments are just and true.

John MacArthur passed away on July 14th. We pay tribute.