In this guest teaching from Summit Collaborative Director, Clayton Greene, we're reminded that we can experience the peace of those who journey with a God who promises to complete the work He began in us. (Phil. 1:1-11) 

Continuing on in Revelation, we explore how God responds to a world filled with injustice—listening, acting, protecting, and restoring. From Revelation 8 & 9.

This portion of the book of Revelation paints sobering view of the world we're currently living, along with a triumphant and beautiful future reality to look forward to. From Revelation 6 & 7. 

As we move into Revelation 4 and 5, we're drawn into a powerful scene of God on his throne, surrounded by an awe-inspiring outpouring of worship.

Jesus continues his address to three distinct first-century churches, pressing for us to live wholehearted and unhindered in our pursuit of him. From Revelation 3. 

Text: 2 Peter 1:12-21

Main Idea: Peter shows us how spiritual growth happens in the believer's life.

Text: 2 Peter 1:1-11

Main Idea: Today we look at the words of Peter, who tells us that when we receive Christ, we have received everything we actually need in this life.

Text: Proverbs 3: 1-8

Through John's writings, Jesus offers His personal reflections on four first-century churches, highlighting the behaviors and commitments He loves and those He detests. From Revelation 2.

As we enter the book of Revelation, we see that one of its primary goals is to cultivate a beautiful, expanded vision of Jesus for us—impacting how we live today in practical ways.