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The End of the Bible Explained | E85
As the world enters a new year filled with predictions, fear-driven headlines, and end-times speculation, Book of Revelation 22 offers a radically different voice.
This message walks through the final chapter of Scripture to answer a crucial question:
What is God actually doing with history, and how should believers live in uncertain times?
Rather than fueling anxiety or chasing timelines, Revelation 22 calls God’s people to discernment, faithfulness, and hope rooted in truth. The Bible does not end with panic, charts, or speculation. It ends with presence, restoration, and reign.
In this teaching, we explore:
Why fear often spreads faster than truth in the digital age
The biblical warning against adding to or subtracting from God’s Word
How Revelation completes the story that began in Eden
The Bible’s second narrative: a faithful Husband pursuing His Bride
Moses’ longing to see God’s face and how Revelation 22 fulfills it
What it means that the curse is gone and humanity reigns with God
Why Revelation ends with an invitation, not a threat
Revelation was never meant to make us anxious.
It was meant to make us faithful.
The Bible does not end with escape from the world.
It ends with the renewal of the world.
This is the world we were made for.
“Amen. Come, Lord Jesus.”
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By Radiant ChurchAs the world enters a new year filled with predictions, fear-driven headlines, and end-times speculation, Book of Revelation 22 offers a radically different voice.
This message walks through the final chapter of Scripture to answer a crucial question:
What is God actually doing with history, and how should believers live in uncertain times?
Rather than fueling anxiety or chasing timelines, Revelation 22 calls God’s people to discernment, faithfulness, and hope rooted in truth. The Bible does not end with panic, charts, or speculation. It ends with presence, restoration, and reign.
In this teaching, we explore:
Why fear often spreads faster than truth in the digital age
The biblical warning against adding to or subtracting from God’s Word
How Revelation completes the story that began in Eden
The Bible’s second narrative: a faithful Husband pursuing His Bride
Moses’ longing to see God’s face and how Revelation 22 fulfills it
What it means that the curse is gone and humanity reigns with God
Why Revelation ends with an invitation, not a threat
Revelation was never meant to make us anxious.
It was meant to make us faithful.
The Bible does not end with escape from the world.
It ends with the renewal of the world.
This is the world we were made for.
“Amen. Come, Lord Jesus.”