John reveals God’s judgement of unleashing demons in an unprecedented way upon the earth to torment those who refuse to repent and turn to God.The post The Worship of Demons Leads to War with Demons (Revelation 9:1 – 21) first appeared on The Oasis.

In this chapter, we see God systematically removing every means by which man can continue to imagine himself as independent of God. All life is dependent upon Him.The post The Removing of All Things Except God (Revelation 8:1 – 3) first appeared on The Oasis.

John is continuing to remind us throughout the book of Revelation that what is taking place on Earth is being driven by what is taking place in Heaven. The Lamb of God is being given proper respect and reverence and one day that kind of worship will be seen on Earth.The post An Interlude of Worship (Revelation 7:1-17) first appeared on The Oasis.

Beginning in Revelation Chapter 6, we have a detailed account of the tribulation that had been prophesied in the Old Testament. The Lord begins to reclaim this world and its inhabitants for Himself.The post The Wrath of the Lamb Has Come (Revelation 6:1-17) first appeared on The Oasis.

This chapter reveals a universal search for one who is worthy to restore the earth and its inhabitants to a place of worship of the one true God. Only One in the universe is found worthy! He is the Lamb of God!The post Worship of the Lamb (Revelation 5:11 -14) first appeared on The Oasis.

The focus of John’s revelation in chapter 4 is the throne of God. His vision reminds us of the sovereign rule and authority that God has in governing His universe. The fact that someone like our God is on the throne of the universe should be a constant source of comfort and encouragement.The post The Throne of God (Revelation 4:1-11) first appeared on The Oasis.

Jesus deals with His Church enabling them to see themselves as He sees them and to be aware of what is lacking so that they can become a more accurate representation of Him to the world.The post Jesus’ Final Messages to His Church (Revelation 3 : 1 – 22) first appeared on The Oasis.

John has taught us that life is learning to acknowledge God in every situation and through every season. To do this, we must maintain an accurate representation of Who Jesus is. We will rise no higher than our concept of God. Therefore Jesus challenges His church to keep what He values the most important priorities. In following Him in obedience we are acknowledging His superiority.The post Christ Holds His People Accountable (Revelation 2) first appeared on The Oasis.

The church has always been responsible to live as God’s people out of a growing and confident sense of who Jesus really is. Apart from an adequate understanding and acknowledgement of who Jesus is, nothing the church does will have lasting and eternal impact.The post The Vision of Jesus Christ (Revelation 1) first appeared on The Oasis.

The coming of Jesus into the world is the greatest blessing God has ever given to men. We will look at examples of how different people responded to this blessing long ago and how we should respond in a similar way today.The post The Blessing of God (various Scriptures) first appeared on The Oasis.