This semester we are going through a series on Galatians where we are looking at how Paul is showing us that the Gospel provides for us a freedom that is worth fighting for. A freedom in Jesus Christ that liberates us from our enslavement to sin and all of the burdens it places upon us. 

God loves us enough to show us the ending of this story we live in.  And we are all invited to the wedding feast of the Lamb.  As for so much of this series, thank you specifically to Ricky Jones for the insights, illustration and application. 

Satan is trying to battle the church and Jesus kingdom in a last ditch effort and one of the main weapons Satan uses is the allure of the world.  As has been said so much in this series, big thanks to Ricky Jones for so much insight into this as well as Way Rutherford and Alex Watlington. 

Incoming RUF Ole Miss Campus Minister Austin Braasch looks at John 20 and invites us to bring our doubts to Jesus.  

John sees in picture book fashion, the behind the scenes story that shapes and informs the story we see.  What John "sees" will begin to make sense of world history and your life.  Thank you Ricky Jones for insights, etc. 

Big thank you to Rickey Jones for most of the thoughts and applications behind this message.   The trumpets show us world history from the perspective of the world. Hear the trumpets! They are mercifully calling for repentance.   

What John sees next is an overwhelming view of God's people throughout all time. They are sealed, diverse and sheltered by God's presence.

The lamb opens the scroll and we see what world history will be like from the church's perspective.  Come Jesus Come is the cry!

John continues to look into heaven. There he looks at the crisis of world history.  If no one is able to open the scroll and enact the plan of God to heal the world, then weeping is all we have.  But there is someone!  Thank you Rickey Jones for much of this

In a world that seems out of control, God lets John see into heaven where indeed there is someone on the throne.  It's what we all need to know!  Thank you Rickey Jones and Alex Watlington for insights into this passage