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Rev 18 Today we look at the economic side of Babylon, and the weeping and mourning that kings, merchants and shippers will have over the fall of Babylon. It is a mourning based on the loss of their love, which is money, power and greed.

Rev 17 This week we see the fall of Babylon for the spiritual adultery of the world following the world system that has led people astray since the beginning of history. What areas of our life are we idolizing and worshiping something other than God?

Rev 15 and 16. Today we look at the bowls as the wrath of God is poured out on the world and the kingdom of the beast. We are approaching that day, where the mercy of God will be no longer, and only his judgement. Are we able to worship him in his wrath?

Rev 14. Looking at the contrast between the system of the Antichrist and the reign of the Lamb that will be coming, we see the eternal gospel being preached, the fallen of Babylon, and the judgement that awaits all those who take the mark of the beast. As believers, we are called to endure as we await his return, sharing the gospel with urgency as our hearts weep for the lost around us.

Rev. 13 As we look at the first and the second beasts we see the authority that they will have over the earth, along with the deception that will control the world. The saints are called to faithfully endure. In this age, we will face idols that usurp authority and world systems that will deceive us from following the Lord. We need to be prepared to be faithful to the Lord.

Rev. 12 The last part of the tribulation kicks off with the history of Satan and his pursuit of the children of God. He has accused the believer endlessly, but by the blood of the lamb and the word of their testimony, they are conquerors.

Rev. 11  Today we unpack the millennial temple, the two witnesses, the beast, and the seventh trumpet. In times of confusion, God is still sovereign. Believers are called to bear faithful witness, endure opposition, and trust that God will ultimately bring victory and justice. He is our hope. He is our savior and coming king.

Rev 10. There is another interruption in the judgments being passed down. This time in the trumpets as the mighty angel declares the finality coming in the 7th trumpet and the charge to John to prophesy again as he is given the scroll to eat.

Rev 9. In the 5th and 6th trumpet judgments, we see the people of the earth tormented by demons and killed in judgment. Yet the people would rather long for death, than repent of their idolatry and sins. We need to heed the warning of a merciful God.

Rev. 8  The silence of Heaven shows the stillness of the situation as the seventh seal is opened and the trumpets introduced. The first 4 trumpets deal with the creation. In reverent awe, we need to understand the warnings of God as they are given, and repent, trusting in the plans of God.

Rev. 7 Today our focus is on those sealed by God, that he is to be praised for salvation, and that he is our shelter. So many days our praise can be divided and selfish, we need to focus on Him.

Rev. 6:9-17 The scenes of heaven and earth are astonishing for John as the 5th and 6th seal are opened. And when faced with the judgment of the one seated on the throne and the lamb, the question of who can stand is asked of everyone. When faced with the justice of God, only those sheltered in Christ are able to stand.

Rev. 6:1-8 Today we begin the look at the seal judgments and cover some companion passages to Revelation to give an overview of the coming judgment of God. (the recording starts in the middle of reading scripture.)

Rev. 5 Today we look at the importance and meaning of the scroll and the worthiness of Christ who is the Lion and Judah and the Lamb of God. He is worthy of praise!

Rev. 4 John is taken up to heaven and views the throne room of God. He stands before the King and Creator of the universe and takes in his holiness. How often are we meditating on the holiness of God to impact our understanding of the gospel message.