It is impossible to look forward to Christ's return while remaining indifferent about His word.

Christians bury their dead in the expectation of a resurrection at Christ's return.

All of the saints of God, including Adam, Noah, Abraham, the prophets, apostles, and holy men and women of God, will gather to rejoice.

The mysterious hour of His coming, on the other hand, compels each of us to be ready - readiness at all times.

The death of the righteous is blessed in the sense that the grave is not the last stop.

The benediction we get from the Book of Revelation indicates the importance of the Book to our spiritual growth.

We love Jesus Christ not just because He died on the Cross for our sins, but also because His teachings inspire us to trust and obey God.

Throughout the pages of the Book, the sovereignty of God is pictured in the victory He brings to the saints against the demonic forces of Satan.

Sorrow for sin is a normal reaction to failure, but it shouldn’t be confused with repentance.

God's forgiveness demonstrates the strength and power of His love over evil.