Join the School of Ministry as we walk through Revelation chapters 12–14, seeing the story from Satan’s perspective: the woman (Israel), the male child (the Messiah), and the great red dragon (Satan).

The episode explains how this spiritual warfare spreads from heaven to earth, introduces the beasts and the false prophet, and highlights God’s protection of Israel, the faithfulness of the 144,000, and the coming harvest and judgment.

This episode from Isaiah 40, is about waiting on the Lord, God’s greatness, and His faithful timing. Using stories of Joshua and David, the episode explains how trusting God — rather than taking matters into our own hands — builds faith and renews strength.

The lesson offers practical applications: waiting requires trust and obedience, God sustains the weary, and His timing is perfect. Listeners are encouraged to reflect on their view of God and to deepen their reliance on Him.

This episode examines Hosea's rebuke of Israel—their spiritual adultery, hollow religiosity, and the certainty that nothing is hidden from God. Using vivid images of moths, termites, and lions, the speaker explains how small warnings can become severe judgment when people refuse to repent.

It closes with a message of hope: God’s discipline aims to restore, and through Christ we can be clothed in righteousness when we turn back in genuine repentance.

This episode studies Revelation 3:7–13, focusing on Christ’s identity, His commendation of the church in Philadelphia, and the promises given to the faithful.

It explains the open door of ministry, the call to persevere amid opposition, deliverance from the coming hour of trial, and the rewards awaiting those who hold fast.

This message from 1 Thessalonians 5 about the rapture and the coming "day of the Lord," as well as the urgency of proclaiming the gospel. This contrasts the comfort of Christ's return for believers with the terrifying judgment awaiting the wicked, urging listeners to watch, be sober, and share the truth with loved ones and all that will listen.

The message from Revelation 3:1–6; about the Church in Sardis: a congregation with a reputation for life but spiritually dead. Jesus rebukes their empty deeds, urges vigilance, and calls them to repent, wake up and strengthen what remains.

Yet there is hope for the faithful remnant—those who remain undefiled will walk in white, receive Christ’s promise of eternal life, and be confessed before the Father. The episode is both a warning to those without life in Christ and a call to revival to those that are His.

This message shows that Christians are to live by faith, not by what they see, keeping their eyes on eternal realities rather than temporary circumstances.

The episode explains how the Holy Spirit guarantees our future, how Scripture shapes our attitudes, and why trusting Jesus changes both our present life and our hope for eternity.

This episode walks through Revelation 11, focusing on the two witnesses who prophesy for 3½ years, are killed, resurrected, and taken up to heaven, and the global reactions that follow.

It also covers the sounding of the seventh angel, the declaration that God’s kingdom has come, the opening of God’s temple in heaven, and the call to live faithfully in light of coming judgment.

This message takes us on a study through Revelation 2:18-29, examining the Church in Thyatira — its commendable works but fatal compromise with false teaching, idolatry, and immorality centered on a Jezebel-like prophetess. The message stresses God’s holiness, the seriousness of tolerating sin, the call to repentance, and the promise to those who overcome.

This message from Revelation 7–8, explaining the 144,000, the great multitude from the tribulation, and the opening of the seventh seal that leads to seven trumpet judgments. This emphasizes God’s mercy toward the sealed, the role of prayer, and the coming devastation and revival during the tribulation.

The episode highlights the significance of the angel with the golden censer, the sounding trumpets, the three woes, the demonic forces released, and John’s call to prophesy again after eating the little scroll. We are urging listeners to be spiritually prepared and to pray for the salvation for those that will hear.