The end of the Bible is the beginning of our hope. Jesus is coming back and he's coming soon. We'll just scratch the surface of this promise in our 3 minutes together today.

The end of Revelation is a picture of creation as it was originally intended to be. This chapter is all about God making good on the promises in the rest of the Bible. Here is all becomes real.

As we approach the end of all time, we have to wrestle with how we come into this book of the bible. Do we read it literally or figuratively? Whichever we choose, we have to be consistent. There is a ton of information in this chapter and we will merely scratch the surface but know that Christ is coming and when he does you won't be able to miss it!

Throughout the book of Revelation we see devastation and things that cause fear. We know that the end will come and that Jesus will return but when? This chapter is when that actually happens as Jesus rides in on His white horse to declare victory and judgment.

The tide begins to turn as we round the corner to the final chapters of this book. Judgement is levied. The stage is being set for the saints of God to be welcomed to glory.

Simeon wasn't at the manger but played a huge part in the Christmas story. This message moves us from simple emotion to true devotion as we follow Jesus.

We often look at Christmas from our point of view or even that of the actual people on the ground that first Christmas. But what about heaven? What did heaven see that wonderful morning?

As we approach the must challenging of times even evil will start to work against itself. This chapter reveals what that will look like.

We often talk about the Wisemen like they were there at the birth of Jesus. We often speak about these characters as if they were sitting at the nativity scene. But these men would have travel far and wide to be at Jesus' home. They came bearing gifts to mark him as King, God and man. But what do the wisemen teach us about our own pursuit of God?

When John unveils the bowls of wrath we can see a little history come back to us once again. We not only see the future of where things will be headed but the history of where God's people have been.