Revelation 19 gives us one of the most striking contrasts in Scripture—the Marriage Supper of the Lamb and the Feast of the Birds. In this conversation, we walk through Revelation 19 to explore how the Rider on the white horse judges and topples the Beast’s dominion, how the faithful are invited to the Marriage Supper of the Lamb, and how this moment prepares the stage for the final undoing of evil.

We unpack:

• The two feasts that define Revelation 19: communion with the Lamb vs. being consumed by judgment
• How the blood-dipped robe and sword from his mouth reframe what it means for Christ to conquer
• The fall of the Beast and False Prophet—and why their defeat is portrayed as effortless
• Why the “battle” barely happens (and what that says about the fragility of evil)
• Bride vs. Prostitute: purity as allegiance and loyalty, not moral flawlessness
• How judgment here operates as vindication and justice, not cosmic overreaction
• Why Revelation 19 is a pivot point toward the final defeat of evil in Revelation 20–22

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One of the dimensions of evil, according to the Bible, is the way the rich exploit the poor, which in turn is driven by an idolatry of wealth. Revelation 18 is one of the Bible's most sustained meditations on these realities.

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As Revelation moves towards climactic judgment, the Roman Empire is described as a high-end call girl named "Babylon" who is delightful on the outside, yet deceitful and destructive within. In this episode we continue exploring the powerful theological symbols through which the Bible helps us understand our world.

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"Armageddon" popularly refers to the destruction of the world: nukes, bioweapons, climate catastrophes, rogue Al, etc. Is that what Revelation 16:16 - the biblical verse that mentions Armageddon - really means? And how does the context of that passage square with the position of Peter Thiel, a prominent technologist who speaks often about the Antichrist vs. Armageddon? All this and more in Episode 107 of Deeper

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In Revelation 15, the faithful sing the song of Moses and the Lamb while God’s presence fills the temple with glory. Ryan and Lyndsie explore how this vision reveals both the holiness of God and the hope of those who remain faithful.

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In our second Q&A episode on Revelation, we do a high-level overview of chapters 7-14, hitting several hot topics: 666, the identity of the 144,000, the child snatched up to heaven, and several others. We also explore what loyalty to the Lamb vs. Beast looks like in the complexity of the public square today, and what it might mean to endure faithfully until the return of the king.

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The Bible is clear: those who "worship the monster" (Rev. 14:9) will share the monster's fate: destruction. Does this refer to the soul's annihilation, or eternal conscious torment? And how does the vision of judgment in Revelation 14 sit within its wider context of a call for patient endurance on the part of God's people?

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The Mark of the Beast in Revelation 13 isn’t some vague and mysterious riddle—John’s first-century readers would’ve recognized what it meant instantly. Not only that, it’s part of the larger message of Revelation that speaks as much to our world as it did to theirs. In this episode, Ryan and guest Ron Herms unpack the history, decode the symbol, and explore why this warning still hits home today.

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The Bible has a Christmas story we don't often hear. It's not the one where a peasant girl named Mary gives birth to a boy nearly killed by Herod the Great. It's the one where a woman clothed with the sun gives birth to a prince who's nearly devoured by a dragon, but then snatched away to the throne of God. This is Christmas in apocalyptic mode, and it's found only in Revelation 12.

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