The events of the end are coming fast. Here we see the unveiling of the devastation that comes in the days of Christ's return but we have hope as we stand in his promises.

Joseph might not have any speaking parts but his obedience and character were easy to see. What can you learn from Joseph? He was ready, relationally connected and radically obedient. This is how we're called to follow Jesus too.

John describes a sight where the angels are preparing for the end of the world, but are not allowed to do anything until all are ready. How many will there be? What is this reference to 144,000? We'll look at this in our short time together today.

John is witnessing some of the signs leading to the unfolding of the end times. He sees what are called the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. Each of these horses represent another layer of turmoil that will come on the earth.

As we make our way toward Christmas, we focus on exchanging that perfect gift for that special someone. We'll capture that same idea but instead of giving good gifts to one another, we'll unload our bad habits and thoughts exchanging them for the goodness of God.

John takes us into the throne room of God. Here we see the power and majesty of God but also the presence of Jesus pictured as a lamb killed but alive again.

John is given a glimpse of heaven's glory and we get a sneak peak as well!

John writes to the final three churches and reminds them who God is, who they are and what God has in store for the faithful.

John starts writing letters to the 7 churches. Here we discuss how those letters are assembled and some commonalities between each letter.