Neal Moody expounds on this parenthetical chapter, explaining the four angels and the four winds, the 144,000 Jewish believers who will be sealed, and other things mentioned therein.

Pastor Mike Thomas reminds us of how we are witnesses for God, which stems from having a personal relationship with Him, not just knowing about Him. He relates how sometimes in some situations he wants to revert back to natural and fleshly solutions or answers instead of depending on God as we should.

Neal Moody finishes setting the stage for when Jesus breaks the first 6 seals of the scroll or book.

Teresa Thomas speaks from her experiences, comparing motherly love as the closest thing she feels we can come to God's perfect love on earth, and also as an invitation to love God in return with the same intensity of love. She also reminds us of the need to die to ourselves daily while taking up our crosses to follow God.

Neal Moody begins with chapter 6 of Revelation, but explains Daniel's 70 weeks and about the restrainer in order to have some background information, letting scripture prove and elaborate on itself on several aspects.

Pastor Chuck Waldrup speaks of prophetic things that have been happening during the unusual times we have been experiencing for the past couple of years, as well as things that have happened to churches as a result, both good and bad. He tells about what he sees coming in the body of Christ with the coming Pentecost.

Neal Moody continues by covering chapter 5, which mentions the scroll or book that is sealed and about the angels exalting the Lamb.

Roland Gehman shares from his own personal experiences about the struggle between our spirit and our flesh, particularly with American believers not displaying the joy of the Lord and are depressed, yet believers in other countries display the joy of the Lord while imprisoned. He continues by sharing his experiences of getting his finances in order, and then speaks about wells, based on Proverbs chapter 5 and laboring to enter God's rest.

Pastor Mike Thomas continues speaking about the importance of the cross and what Jesus's sacrificial death, burial, and resurrection accomplished for us, reviewing from the previous two weeks and further expounding upon that by several passages of scripture.

Neal Moody reviews what he has taught thus far, setting the stage for the continuation of John's vision as we transition to where he is taken to heaven and making observations. He concludes by mentioning the Rapture and Second Coming of Christ, explaining a few basic differences therein.