Three times in this passage, Jesus says, “I am coming soon!” Believers are called to keep the message of Revelation alive until Jesus returns. Christ’s return is a promise for the entire world. He will bring a reward for His
What will heaven be like? It’s only natural to wonder what our eternal home will be like. God gave a glimpse of heaven to Moses, Isaiah, Paul, and John. These men did their best to describe what they saw, but
This week, we continue to look at the new heaven and the new earth – this time we see more details about this special place God is preparing for us. An angel carried John away in the Spirit to a
This section of Scripture begins with the Great White Throne Judgment. Unbelievers will stand individually before God and give an account of all of their actions throughout their lives. They will see their actions in light of God’s holiness. Unbelievers
This week’s passage is a very difficult and controversial one. There are many interpretations of the passage, and we simply don’t know exactly what God means in these verses. But we do know that God is in charge, Christ is
After seeing so much death, destruction, and judgment, the last several chapters of Revelation offer a beautiful picture of what awaits believers at the end of the world! In chapter 19, John heard praise erupting from a great multitude in
One day, evil will expire! In chapter 18, we see evil’s expiration date. This chapter shows us that it is dangerous to put our trust solely in the world’s treasures. They can be taken away, and ultimately they fade away.
This lesson is the first part of John’s vision in the wilderness. One of the angels with the bowl judgments came to John to show him the great destruction that will come. John recorded what he saw. John saw the
This week, we briefly will step away from Revelation for another thematic lesson – God’s justice and mercy. In Revelation, we have seen God’s wrath and justice poured out on the earth. But He also extended mercy to believers. God
In this week’s lesson, John saw God pour out his full and complete wrath on the world because they rejected Him. To prepare for the coming seven bowl judgments, John saw seven angels. He also saw Jesus’ victorious people standing