Speaker: Pastor Patrick J. Griffiths

Revelation assures the church in tribulation that God is in control by giving her a vision of the THRONE. As we read chapters 4 and 5, we must read them as a singular vision.

Speaker: Pastor Patrick J Griffiths

Although the Church exists in Tribulation, God keeps her until His Second Coming.

Speaker: Pastor Patrick J Griffiths

Those who are poor, blind, and naked are to come to Jesus so they will be rich, see, and unashamed.

Speaker: Pastor Giles Litzner

Who Jesus is assures the believing of what they will become. This message to the church is “Fear not, hold fast to the gospel.” This timeless message reminds the church that the hard task for her is to believe – and keep believing. The church has always been assaulted and the gospel always threatened, but the sobering reality is that gospel-drift happens slowly and subtly from the inside.

Speaker: Pastor Patrick J Griffiths

Who Jesus is assures the believing of what they will become. Each of the seven churches offers a piece contributing to the whole. Collectively, the reader sees the church for what it is.

Speaker: Pastor Patrick J Griffiths

Let him who has ears to hear, hear what the Spirit says to the churches.

Speaker: Mike Davis

Revelation is about the Risen and Exalted Christ defeating Satan and his allies. The message brings comfort to Christ’s Church as it experiences tribulation until Christ returns.  This passage contains the first vision, which is the foundation upon which all the subsequent visions are built.

Speaker: Pastor Patrick J. Griffiths

Regardless of what you see and hear, Jesus is the Ruler of Kings on Earth.

Speaker: Pastor Patrick J Griffiths

The book of Revelation is first and foremost a letter written by the  Apostle John to the churches in Asia Minor during the 1st Century AD  (Rev. 2-3) at around 90AD.   It is written to encourage a suffering church and to remind them that  their story is a part of God's larger Story. In the Revelation, God comforts His people by reclaiming all things  rightfully His (Rev. 2-19) as Creator (Rev. 4) and Redeemer (Rev. 5).  As He pushes His agenda forward, He is reconstituting the Garden for the  joy of His people (Rev. 21, 22).

Speaker: Pastor Patrick J Griffiths

I titled this study, “Therefore, Consider the Word and Understand the Vision.” No one less than Gabriel gave these words and his intent was toward clarity. How in the world we could read this passage so poorly is beyond me? The problem lies in our lack of insight and unwillingness to accept what we do not know or cannot understand.  God is faithful to keep His promise and only He can fix what is broken.