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Today in Revelation we get to chapter 13. This chapter is one of the most speculated about chapters in the whole book. We take time to understand each of the images in the chapter. Then we spend some time trying to listen to the messages that Revelation 13 speaks to us today.
This week we see the dragon that is Satan go after God's people and how he does it.
This week we dive into the 7 trumpets. We see a lot of intense plague like imagery, that leads to no repentance. Then we look at the story of two witnesses that does lead to repentance.
This week the book of Revelation takes a shift into some intense imagery. We look at the vivid images of the four horseman, the martyrs under the altar of God, and the 144,000. God uses these images to teach us things about his judgment and work in the world.
This week John, and Pastor Kyle take us into the throne room of God. We spend time thinking about the genre of apocalyptic literature, and why that shows us show much in these scenes in chapters 4 and 5 of the book of Revelation.
This week we continue in chapters 2 and 3 of Revelation. This week our focus though is all the encouragements and promises Jesus gives to his churches.
This week we look at chapters 2-3 of the Book of Revelation. In it we find some words of challenge from God to his people. We take time to zoom in two of the specific challenges and how they apply to our day.
We continue our series in the book of Revelation. This week we use our imaginations to envision the powerful and gentle Jesus walking among his churches.
We take an hour to tackle one of the hardest books in the Bible; Revelation! Anthony takes us through showing us what this book is, and what it's trying to do. We look at some of the central features and figures in the book.
We close our series in 1st John by looking at how John anchors all of the arguments he's been making in Jesus himself.
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