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Tim Burgess // November 17, 2024 Revelation 7 is a very hopeful chapter as God reminds us that His redemption plan, Jesus, is still in motion; judgement is at hand but so is salvation. We see the 144,000 who receive the seal on their forehead, as well as those clothed in white, and read that…

John Vermilya // November 10, 2024 Lambs by nature are gentle and harmless. But in Revelation, the lamb that was slain pours out wrath on a sinful world that has defiantly rejected His offers of forgiveness, grace, and salvation.

John Vermilya // November 3, 2024 The world has been plagued by conquest, war, famine and death since the Fall of man. The last century alone was the bloodiest in human history. But the worst is yet to come, when God’s wrath against the sin of mankind is finally unleashed.

Adam Ray // October 27, 2024 The seven seals represent a property deed in Jewish culture. John weeps with a desire to see the full redemption of humanity but knows this cannot happen if the scrolls are not opened. Enter Jesus, the slain Lamb full of power and knowledge, seated in front of the scroll…

John Vermilya // October 20, 2024 Some of the greatest lies from Satan are about heaven. He wants us to believe it will be boring, so that we will grasp onto everything we can in the present, and not live for the glorious eternal future that is promised.

John Vermilya // October 13, 2024 He who has an ear, let him hear” is the phrase repeated in Revelation after each individual church letter. It means that hearers ought to “listen-up” and pay close attention to God’s Word and examine our lives in that light.

Adam Sharp // October 6, 2024 Revelation chapter two brings the first four of the seven letters written to real churches made up of real people. These letters bring both correction and encouragement for the church then and us today.

John Vermilya // September 29, 2024 The last book of the Bible is less about when Jesus Christ will return, and more about how we are to live until He does. We are given a fuller and better picture of Jesus than any other book, and challenges us to live in the light of that…

John Vermilya // September 22, 2024 Fear is the reason that many Christians avoid Revelation. It makes us uncomfortable because it speaks about the end times. But the purpose is not to promote fear, but faith, hope and courage.