Bible Prophecy
33 itemsProphetic Scripture, its interpretation, and the unfolding of God's redemptive plan toward consummation.
Sermons (32)
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Revelation 22 - The Final Act
April 27, 2025From the series: Unveiled: A Study in Revelation
As we conclude Revelation, chapter 22 calls believers to live in light of the coming kingdom, where Eden is restored and God’s presence is fully realized. As citizens of His eternal city, we are called to be invitational, faithful, bold, and humble—representing Christ’s hope, grace, and victory in a broken world until He returns.
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Revelation 21 - Living for What's Coming
April 13, 2025From the series: Unveiled: A Study in Revelation
Revelation 21 unveils the culmination of God’s promise: a renewed creation and eternal communion with Him. Jesus, the Alpha and Omega, makes all things new—starting in our hearts now. As citizens of the coming kingdom, we’re called to live with hope, purpose, and surrender, trusting fully in Christ’s sufficiency.
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Revelation 20 - Four Truths That Inspire Perseverance
April 6, 2025From the series: Unveiled: A Study in Revelation
Revelation 20 reveals God’s final victory over Satan and reminds believers of Christ’s sovereign reign, the coming kingdom, and the urgency of guarding our hearts from deception. It challenges us to persevere in truth, live with eternal purpose, and rest in the hope of resurrection, judgment, and life with Jesus forever.
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Revelation 19:11-21 - Lord, Open My Eyes
March 23, 2025From the series: Unveiled: A Study in Revelation
Revelation 19:11–21 reveals Jesus as the victorious King, returning in power and righteousness to judge and conquer evil. It contrasts the joy of those at the marriage supper of the Lamb with the sobering end for those who reject Him. The passage calls believers to open their eyes, embrace Christ’s victory, and live boldly for His kingdom.
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Revelation 19:1-10 - Living Resolved Despite Adversity
March 16, 2025From the series: Unveiled: A Study in Revelation
Revelation 19 celebrates the triumph of Christ, revealing Him as the victorious Lamb and Bridegroom. The fall of Babylon contrasts with the marriage supper of the Lamb, inviting believers to wholehearted devotion. True worship comes from rooting ourselves in God’s promises, embracing our identity in Christ, and living in anticipation of His return.
