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Revelation 7 presents a hopeful interlude at the climax of the opening of the seven seals. John's vision of the 144,000 sealed by God and the great multitude before His throne gives hope and confidence to the people of God suffering on earth. 

But also when seen as a response to the 6th seal it led the original audience to consider who they wanted to align themselves with, Rome or the Kingdom? 21st Century American Christians would do well to consider the same challenge. Do you belong to Christ and HIs Kingdom or to America? Who are you? And whose are you? 

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In this episode, Brandon covers Revelation 6 where Christ the reigning lamb begins opening the seven seals and reveals what must take place during the final age on earth before judgment day and the New Heavens and the New Earth can come. Brandon explains how the original audience would have understood these seals and what hope Revelation offers the people of God facing intense suffering. 

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In Revelation 5 John received some good news: The lion of the tribe of Judah has conquered! But when he looks for this lion he finds a slain lamb. In this episode Brandon discusses how the victory of Christ as the slain lamb determines how the Church in 21st century USA will achieve victory and conquer as she confronts the values and principles of American society.  

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This vision of God's throne room in Revelation 4 offers great comfort and encouragement to suffering Christians. But what about those who are comfortable on earth? How does Revelation 4 confront the powerful? Brandon explores how Revelation 4 would have been received by the original audiences and how 21st Century American Christians also may be comforted or confronted by God's unmatched power and authority. 

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The rapture is a popular perspective on Jesus' return within American church culture. What is the doctrine of the rapture? What Biblical evidence exists for the rapture?  Brandon examines the history of the rapture, the passages of scripture used as evidence for the doctrine, and the effects it has had on the church in the United States.

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The churches in the cities of Smyrna, Philadelphia, Sardis, and Laodicea can be separated into two camps: the faithful and the compromised. Brandon Lynn discusses Christ's words to these churches and what they mean for Christians living in the USA in the 21st Century. Will we be found faithful? Or will we be found compromised?

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Brandon looks at Christ's messages in Revelation 2 to the churches in Ephesus, Pergamum, and Thyatira. These churches 2,000 years ago dealt with a similar challenge that Christians today face: How do we balance the need to stand by truth while also displaying love?

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In Revelation 1:9-20, John the apostle describes his glorious vision of the resurrected and reigning Christ. In this episode, Brandon discusses that passage and how the vision of Jesus serves both to comfort the hurting and to confront the comfortable. 

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Brandon Lynn discusses Revelation 1:1-8 with a focus on God's people being identified as a Kingdom and priests. 

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In this episode, Brandon Lynn explores the genres of literature Revelation employs as well as the historical context of Revelation and how these issues impact the ways we read and interpret the book.