Character is in short supply in our world. In the Old Testament, Daniel was a man with impeccable character who made a difference while living under Babylonian captivity. He points the way for us who face our own Babylon as our culture disintegrates. In this message, Pastor Lutzer is interviewed about his new book, The Church In Babylon.

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After a long period of nation-wide disobedience, God judged Israel by allowing Babylon to carry them off into captivity. They became a minority in a pagan land, just as Christians are fast becoming a minority in America. The parallels are crucial to understand. In this message, Pastor Lutzer is interviewed about his new book, The Church In Babylon.

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At the end of all things is a man on a white horseJesus, the Lord of all creation. When the last chapter about planet Earth is played out, it will be about Him. The end of the Drama of Redemption and the beginning of eternity will glorify Christ.

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The drama of redemption began in Eden and ends with a new heaven and a new earth. The enemies of Christ are vanquished, the rebellious are judged, and the redeemed find themselves on streets of gold in the New Jerusalem.

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Until we enter eternity, the book of Revelation is our best source to grasp the wonder of what lies ahead. It gives us a glimpse into the closing act of God’s great drama of redemption, and it completes the New Testament.

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The Book of Revelation is written in apocalyptic language rich in symbolism. It portrays the future yet to be: the glorious return of Jesus, the resurrection of the dead, the judgment of God, the Millennial reign, and finally, the eternity which follows.

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After Israel’s last prophet, no Scripture was written for 400 years. But then, a baby was born, ushering in a new time of spiritual revelation. That new time brought us a New Testament, explaining the fulfilment of God’s promises in Christ.

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The Bible’s central theme: bringing God and humanity together through an atoning sacrifice on the cross, reconciling the two parties. In the Old Testament, this was prefigured using animals at the Temple. The New Testament unveils the real sacrifice that takes away sin.

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In the drama of redemption, the Old Testament is a grand prologue. In the New Testament, the great transaction takes place. God’s sacrifice for the sins of the whole world was offered on a cross outside Jerusalem. No playwright could dream of a story so bold, so loving, and so wonderful.

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The nation of Israel existed as a fulfillment of God’s promises. Israel was to bring forth a Messiah who would die as an offering for sin. After His sacrifice, He would be raised from the dead, and He will return one day as King over all the earth.

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