Podcasts about Revelation

Today's Scripture: Revelation 20 Mary is reading Revelation 20 in the WEB. Access Pray Every Day every single day on the Pray Every Day App! Not only can you listen, but I’ve created 365 daily devotions you can read as well–all about connecting deeply with Jesus, finding healing, and experiencing His presence. Download the app here: […]

Jesus is confronting the seven churches in Revelation 2–3 with either comfort or correction—and in doing so, provides the solution to their situation—Himself. In this study, we examine why Revelation 1 is so essential to understanding how Jesus presents Himself to the seven churches and why He alone is the solution to where they are at. The amazing truth is that the same concept is true today—Jesus wants to comfort and correct us and be the solution to our lives. The question really is, will I allow the Lord Jesus Christ to confront my life and be the solution I desperately need.------------» Take these studies deeper and be discipled in person by Nathan, Eric, Leslie, and the team at Ellerslie in one of our upcoming discipleship programs – learn more at: https://ellerslie.com/be-discipled/» Receive our free “Five Keys to Walking Through Difficulty” PDF by going to: https://ellerslie.com/subscribe/» For more information about Daily Thunder and the ministry of Ellerslie Mission Society, please visit: https://ellerslie.com/daily» If you have been blessed by Ellerslie, consider partnering with the ministry by donating at: https://ellerslie.com/donate/» Discover more Christ-centered teaching and resources from Nathan Johnson that will help you grow spiritually by checking out his website at: https://deeperchristian.com/

What book of the Bible most intimidates you? For a long time, my answer was Revelation. But when I finally studied Revelation the way you're supposed to study any book of the Bible—interpreting Scripture with Scripture—it quickly became one of my favorites!Revelation not only reveals what wonderful things lie ahead for those who believe in Christ, it also calls us to action here and now in a practical way. In this episode of ​Live the Bible​, we're exploring both. I can't wait to share the surprisingly simple application with you. Support the show

You know it's been a crazy couple of weeks for gaming news when Patrick and Mark are just now getting to react to major announcements like Resident Evil: Veronica and Final Fantasy VII Revelation. Plus, Patrick's thoughts on Mina the Hollower, divining as much as possible from some Ocarina of Time remake website metadata, and more.The guys also talk about:Patrick getting some quality time with friends in with Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream.Mark's deciding to pass on the side missions in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle (unless?).The major Switch and Switch 2 announcements from Summer Game Fest, including two new Cuphead games.Elden Ring: Tarnished Edition gets a release date.The creators of The Adventures of Elliot - The Millenium Tales reflect on some "surprising" feedback .Confirmation that Nintendo plans a new Switch 2 model with a replacable battery for the EU.A new Donkey Kong Bananaza theme for Alarmo.SUPPORT US ON PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/nintendocartridgesocietyFRIEND US ON SWITCH / SWITCH 2Patrick: SW-1401-2882-4137Mark: SW-8112-0583-0050

Today's Scripture: Revelation 19 Mary is reading Revelation 19 in the WEB. Access Pray Every Day every single day on the Pray Every Day App! Not only can you listen, but I’ve created 365 daily devotions you can read as well–all about connecting deeply with Jesus, finding healing, and experiencing His presence. Download the app here: […]

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“He openeth, and no man shutteth.” — Revelation 3:7 Jesus is the keeper of the gates of paradise and before every believing soul He setteth an open door, which no man or devil shall be able to close against it. What joy it will be to find that faith in Him is the golden key […]

What if grace has a rhythm?In this teaching on Psalm 46, John Ortberg explores stillness, spiritual disciplines, grace, and the river of life that flows throughout Scripture.Drawing from A River Runs Through It, John shares a powerful picture of spiritual formation through the practice of learning God's rhythms.This episode explores:- Psalm 46 and God's presence- The purpose of spiritual disciplines- Grace as power, not merely forgiveness- The river in Eden and Revelation- Jesus as the source of living water- The practice of stillness- Learning the rhythm of graceFeaturing reflections from:- Norman Maclean- Dallas WillardScriptures:- Psalm 46- Genesis 2- John 7- Revelation 22#Psalm46 #JohnOrtberg #Grace #SpiritualFormation #Prayer #DallasWillard #ARiverRunsThroughIt #Stillness #BibleStudy #Psalms

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In this sermon, Pastor Jake unpacks Revelation 15 and invites us to “follow the smoke” of God's presence through the wilderness of this age. Drawing rich parallels between Revelation and the Exodus story, he shows how the same fire that judges evil (Revelation 15:1, 7–8; Exodus 9–12) becomes protection and sanctuary for those who stand in the “burned over place” of the cross (Isaiah 53:4–6; Galatians 2:20).Key themes include:New Exodus & the WildernessSee how Revelation presents the church as God's people on a wilderness journey (Revelation 12:6, 14; 15:2–4), echoing Israel's path from Egypt to the Promised Land (Exodus 14–17; Deuteronomy 8:2–3). We are learning to guard our allegiance to the Lamb (Revelation 14:1–5) and resist the dragon, the beasts, and Babylon (Revelation 12–13; 17–18).Plagues, Justice, and the Prayers of the SaintsExplore how the seven bowls of wrath (Revelation 15:1, 7; 16:1–21) mirror the plagues of Egypt (Exodus 7–12) and are connected to the prayers of the saints (Revelation 5:8; 8:3–5). God's judgment is His measured, righteous response to evil (Romans 2:5; 2 Peter 3:9–10) and His answer to our longing for justice (Luke 18:1–8).Sea of Glass & Song of Moses and the LambJohn's vision of the sea of glass glowing with fire (Revelation 15:2) recalls Israel standing safe on the far side of the Red Sea (Exodus 14:21–31). At the very center of judgment imagery is worship: the people of God singing the song of Moses and the Lamb (Revelation 15:3–4; Exodus 15:1–18; Psalm 98:1–3). Worship and presence are inseparable (Revelation 4–5; John 4:23–24).Smoke, Glory, and the Way InThe temple filled with smoke (Revelation 15:5–8) points back to God's glory filling the tabernacle and making it unenterable (Exodus 40:34–35) and the temple scenes of Isaiah and Ezekiel (Isaiah 6:1–7; Ezekiel 10:3–4). Pastor Jake shows how this is not exclusion but invitation: the Lamb is both sacrifice and high priest (Hebrews 4:14–16; 9:11–14; 10:19–22), the only way into God's presence (John 14:6).From there, the message presses home three Spirit-formed works in our wilderness journey:Provision – Learning dependence as God provides in supernatural ways (Exodus 16–17; Matthew 6:25–34; Philippians 4:19). True maturity is not independence from God but joyful reliance on Him (John 15:5).Protection – Living boldly in a world where the dragon wages war on the church (Revelation 12:17; 13:7), yet knowing that nothing can separate us from the love of Christ (Romans 8:31–39; John 10:27–30; Psalm 91:1–4).Preparation – Allowing the wilderness to expose and sanctify our hearts (Deuteronomy 8:2; 1 Peter 1:6–7; James 1:2–4). Through community, correction, and surrender, we are being formed into a people ready for honorable use (2 Timothy 2:20–21) and for the age to come (Revelation 21:1–5).If you're walking through fire, wrestling with dependence, or facing spiritual opposition, this message calls you to stand in the finished work of Jesus, follow the smoke of His presence, and trust His provision, protection, and preparation in the wilderness.

Rewards In Heaven Part #3 of Series: Heaven Changes Everything Josh Shook Examine My Heart Exchange My Sticks For Bricks Scriptures: First Corinthians 3:10b-15, Revelation 20:11-12,15, Second Corinthians 5:10, First Corinthians 3:15, Matthew 6:21, Colossians 3:23-24, Malachi 3:10, Mark 12:41-44, Hebrews 11:6 Topics: Heaven, Love, Hope

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Preacher: Aaron MenikoffTitle: Judge of the EarthSeries: Persevere! A Series through RevelationPassage: Revelation 14:1–20

We have a lot of feelings about our bodies. What we don't have (and what the church has largely failed to give us) is a theology of them.Lisa Whittle has been a Bible teacher, bestselling author, and pastor's daughter her whole life. And even she admits she never thought to open Scripture and ask: what does God actually say about this from Genesis to Revelation, all the way through? It took a season of hearing women's stories, getting genuinely offended by the emptiness of the body-positivity movement, and a direct invitation from her publisher to finally take that deep dive. What she found changed her.In this conversation, we explore why the church's silence on the body has been a teaching in itself, and not always a helpful one. We talk about Imago Dei and why knowing it intellectually isn't the same as living from it. We also unpack what "It is finished" means for the woman who still hates what she sees in the mirror, as well as for the woman who lives in chronic pain or disability and wonders if whole body theology is even available to her.Spoiler: it is. Whole body theology leaves no body out.We also go somewhere that doesn't get talked about enough… the particular weight that falls on women in ministry who step onto a platform and suddenly find themselves fighting a second invisible battle alongside the one they were actually called to fight.This is a conversation that is equal parts honest, theological, and deeply freeing. Lisa's Bible study Body and Soul is linked in the show notes and it's a MUST DO recommendation from me.Lisa's Website: https://www.lisawhittle.com/Lisa on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lisawhittle/Body & Soul Bible Study: https://tinyurl.com/mv6kbrjjLisa's Books and Bible Studies: https://www.lisawhittle.com/books

What do we actually know about Jesus' childhood? Not much.The canonical Gospels say surprisingly little about the birth and early life of Jesus. Matthew gives us only a few verses about the Magi. Luke tells us about the manger and one story of Jesus at the temple at age twelve. After that, the story goes silent.But early Christians were not satisfied with the silence.In the centuries after the New Testament was written, believers began creating new stories to answer the questions the Gospels left unexplored. Who was Mary before the birth of Jesus? What was Jesus like as a child? Who were the Magi really?In this episode of The Dig In Podcast, Johnny Ova sits down with Eric Vanden Eykel, Associate Professor of Religious Studies at Ferrum College and author of The Magi: Who They Were, How They've Been Remembered, and Why They Still Fascinate. Dr. Vanden Eykel is a leading scholar of early Christian apocryphal literature and has spent years studying the texts that shaped Christian tradition but never made it into the Bible.Together we explore the fascinating world of early Christian writings, including:• The Protevangelium of James and how it shaped what Christians believe about Mary• Why the three kings of the Christmas story are not actually in the Bible• The Infancy Gospel of Thomas and the strange stories about Jesus' childhood miracles• How early Christians filled in the gaps left by the Gospels• Why some texts became Scripture while others did not• How tradition helped create the nativity story most people picture todayThis conversation takes us into the questions early Christians were asking, the stories they wrote to answer them, and what those stories reveal about the development of Christian belief.Check out one of the latest books by Dr. Eric Vanden Eykel.The Magi: Who They Were, How They've Been Remembered, and Why They Still Fascinate- https://a.co/d/0avwBxrt Stay connected with The Dig In Podcast and Subscribe.Website: https://johnnyova.com/Subscribe on Youtube- https://www.youtube.com/@UCdD6qAedykU7b4fgNPsPogw Get a copy of Johnny's latest book about the book of Revelation: https://a.co/d/02v5yH7A

"And I saw the holy city, the new Jerusalem, coming down out of heaven from God, prepared as a bride adorned for her husband." We think of Revelation as a book of catastrophe and destruction. But the point is what comes after all that: A new beginning for mankind with God. We'll talk about that glorious New Creation, then I'll share some good news about the program. Listen to Right Start Radio every Monday through Friday on WCVX 1160AM (Cincinnati, OH) at 9:30am, WHKC 91.5FM (Columbus, OH) at 5:00pm, WRFD 880AM (Columbus, OH) at 9:00am. Right Start can also be heard on One Christian Radio 107.7FM & 87.6FM in New Plymouth, New Zealand. You can purchase a copy of this message, unsegmented for broadcasting and in its entirety, for $7 on a single CD by calling +1 (800) 984-2313, and of course you can always listen online or download the message for free. RS06152026_0.mp3Scripture References: Revelation 19-21

The quality of your life is determined by the quality of your relationships, and your destiny is tied to the people you are tied to. In this message, we explore how God builds His church and builds us personally through relationships, starting with the truth that God Himself is relational and He hardwired that same need into every one of us. Revelation comes through relationship with God and with others, and the Kingdom advances the same way: person to person, ligament to ligament, disciple making disciples. Find your people and watch what God does.

So many relationships don't end because of a massive, explosive crisis—they fall apart slowly, an inch at a time, through simple, quiet neglect. It's an emotional erosion that happens so gradually you don't even notice the ground shifting beneath your feet until the dam suddenly breaks.In Part 2 of the Faith & Family series, we are tearing down the scripts, expectations, and communication traps that quietly build walls in our homes. Pulling foundational frameworks from the book Forever and Ever, we break down the universal "anatomy of a fight" and explain why couples struggle to connect when one person processes like an "Iceberg" and the other like an "Ocean Wave."Whether you are married, engaged, or single and preparing for the future, this episode is a raw, down-to-earth look at how to move your relationship past a conditional contract and transform it into an unbreakable covenant. It's time to stop keeping score, step out of the daily grind, and learn how to put your actions where your mouth is to protect the person you love.In this message, you'll discover:Why clarity is your absolute best defense against resentment and misunderstanding.The Iceberg vs. Ocean Wave dynamic and how to navigate emotional differences in real time.How differing "value mindsets" (quantity vs. quality) trigger accidental arguments.The three non-negotiable areas of investment that couples neglect when life gets heavy.How to apply the warnings of James and Revelation to breathe fresh life into your first love.—To connect, learn more or donate, visit gravetopchurch.com  Follow us on Instagram, Facebook or TikTok by searching @gravetopchurch

This conversation between host BT and returning guest Eleanor, delves into the intricate relationship between gothic literature, supernatural themes, and cultural anxieties, particularly focusing on the evolution of monsters as reflections of societal fears. The discussion spans various topics, including the Victorian obsession with death, the moral implications of creation as seen in Frankenstein, and the portrayal of women in gothic narratives. The conversation also touches on the impact of the industrial revolution on human identity and the ongoing struggle between faith and progress.(Ghostbuster movie reference was Revelation 6:12, this was an error that made it into the final script, but was fixed in Ghostbuster's Afterlife)Eleanor's Website

We've been ten weeks riding through the whole story of God, and this is where the trail comes out: not at a tombstone, but at a wedding and a city. Kevin opens in 1 Thessalonians 4 — the Lord coming down with a shout, the trumpet of God sounding the gather, and the dead in Christ rising first — then rides on into Revelation, where two books get opened: the book of everything you've ever done, and the book of life. One of those is the only one that matters. This is the ending most folks never get told: the story doesn't quit at the grave. It ends with the marriage of the Lamb, a new city coming down, and God Himself wiping every tear off your face with His own hand. And if your name's in the book of life, you're not reading about somebody else's story — you're in it. In this message: Why the loss we feel at a graveside was never meant to be the last word 1 Thessalonians 4 — the shout, the archangel's voice, the trumpet, and the dead in Christ rising first The two books of Revelation — the book of deeds and the book of life — and which one decides everything A wedding, a city, and no more tears: how the Bible actually ends The free invitation — "let the one who's thirsty come and drink from the windmill of life for free" Scripture: 1 Thessalonians 4; Revelation 20–22 (NLT) Grab this week's free 5-day Bible study at savethecowboy.org. Watch the full sermon on YouTube: @savethecowboy Read the Bible in plain cowboy talk — the Simplified Cowboy Version: simplifiedcowboyversion.com Ride with the Long X Ranch Cowboys: lxranch.org Give to the ministry: savethecowboy.org A sick pen for sinners, not a show ring for saints.

Revelation 20:1-6 (The Soul Is Not Beholden: In Christ, You're Free) - Phil Adams by Park Community Church

The message centers on the profound truth that every believer's life is a living ministry, defined not by grand achievements but by intimate, ongoing fellowship with Christ, which transforms them into a fragrant aroma of God's presence. Rooted in 2 Corinthians 3 and 4, it emphasizes that this ministry is empowered by the Holy Spirit, grounded in the New Covenant's promise of inner transformation, forgiveness, and intimate knowledge of God, and marked by a glory that is not fleeting like Moses' but continually revealed through face-to-face communion with Christ. The preacher underscores that believers are not to lose heart, for their significance lies in being vessels through whom God writes living letters on human hearts, primarily through prayer and faithful presence, and that this ministry is sustained by the unchanging glory of God—His grace, truth, and goodness—manifested in Christ and progressively revealed in the believer's life. The ultimate hope is not in personal radiance, but in the destiny of being transformed into Christ's likeness, where the glory of God is fully seen and shared, as foretold in Isaiah and Revelation.

A transformed life is one of the clearest displays of victory in Jesus. Jonathan Skiles preached from 1 John 1 and reminded students that the Christian life is not built on theory alone. It is built on what we have seen, heard, received, and experienced through the power of Jesus Christ. Our testimony becomes evidence that the gospel is still the power of God unto salvation. Jonathan connected 1 Corinthians 15:57 with Revelation 12:11, showing that we overcome by the blood of the Lamb and the word of our testimony. The testimony does not exist apart from the blood of Jesus. It is the blood of Christ that saves, cleanses, heals, restores, and gives us something worth declaring. “We don't have a testimony without the blood of Jesus,” Jonathan said. He also declared, “The power that saved me is the power that keeps me.” Through personal stories of salvation, healing, prison ministry, and God's faithfulness in moments of great need, this message reminds us that Jesus is not weak, distant, or limited. He is the same yesterday, today, and forever. His power still saves. His power still heals. His power still delivers. His power still gives people a testimony that can be shared with the world. The application is simple: give God thanks for the testimony He is writing in your life. Believe Him for the victory you have not yet seen. Finish the course He has placed before you. And as God continues to disciple, heal, and strengthen you, carry your testimony into a world that is still bound, still hurting, and still in need of Jesus.

Revelation 3:1-6

Victory in Jesus is not a temporary fix. It is an eternal victory secured by the finished work of Christ. In this powerful message, Ron Brown preaches from Revelation 15 and Colossians 2, reminding students that the battle has already been won by Jesus. Because of the cross and the empty tomb, sin, death, bondage, and the accusations of the enemy have been defeated forever. Ron calls us to live in agreement with the Word of God and to continue our lives in Christ, rooted, built up, strengthened in faith, and overflowing with thankfulness. He warns against every hollow philosophy, false belief, and spiritual distraction that tries to pull us away from the truth of who Jesus is and what He has already done. “We came to Teen Challenge to be transformed by the power of the Lord Jesus Christ forever,” Ron said. He also declared, “The devil has been disarmed.” Through Christ, we have been made alive. Our sins have been forgiven. The charges against us have been canceled. Every power and authority that stood against our salvation has been defeated at the cross. This message calls us to stop living like captives when Jesus has already opened the prison doors. Receive His forgiveness, walk in agreement with His Word, and stand in the eternal victory that belongs to every son and daughter of God. There has been a jailbreak in the spirit, and the captives have been set free.

We will begin our discussion of the Eternal State with a New Heaven and a New Earth for Believers, and Eternal Separation from God for Eternity for Unbelievers. Where will you spend Eternity?

2026-06-14 | The Indweller | Holy Spirit | John 14:18-24 Join us this week as Pastor Nate helps us learn how to be better connected to the Holy Spirit. John 14:18-24 Vital and Verifiable God's presence and care is vital, not optional for our life. Jesus' resurrection appearance guarantees His daily presence. Practical and Spiritual Obedience is the greatest form of understanding. 1 John 4:19 “we love because he first loved us” Our love is not the cause of God's love, but God's love is the cause of our love and our obedience is the evidence of our love. What you need is not “out there somewhere” but ‘in here by the Spirit” Experiencing God's presence isn't a matter of vibes but verifiable steps. It is a practical and spiritual experience. Our everyday life can be infused with an active awareness of God's presence through normal acts of obedience. Temporal and Eternal His home in my heart now and my heart in his home forever. Revelation 21:1-4

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Today's message from pastor John Randall is centered on the Lord's message to the church in Smyrna, found in Revelation chapter two. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29?v=20251111

A @Christadelphians Video: Description: 1. The Book of Revelation is Christ's special message to our generation. It is a prophecy which tells us of major events from AD96 in the apostle John's time - leading up to the coming of the Kingdom of God. [Inspiring] **An outstanding and thought-provoking introduction to the book of Revelation!** We embark on a wonderful, expositional journey to uncover the Lord's direct message for our generation. This revealing and insightful presentation explores how God has provided prophetic encouragement for every age – from Adam to the apostles – and how the book of Revelation specifically bridges the gap from John's day all the way to the second coming of Christ. We examine the fascinating structure of seals, trumpets, and vials, showing how believers throughout history have located themselves in God's unfolding purpose. If you've ever wondered whether Revelation speaks to *our* time, this video will transform your understanding. Prepare to be inspired as we discover how to be not just servants, but friends of Christ.###

6/15/2026 | Today's evening devotional by C. H. Spurgeon on SermonAudio: Title: Spurgeon's Morning & Evening - Jun 15 PM Subtitle: Spurgeon's Daily Devotional Speaker: C. H. Spurgeon Broadcaster: Prince of Preachers Event: Audiobook Date: 6/15/2026 Bible: Revelation 3:7 Length: 3 min.

Revelation 1:4-8 I remember a time before cell phones . . . The Triune God Who is the Lord of history? The Work of Christ What is the point of history? The Coming King How will history end?

Join us for this week's sermon!Whether you're seeking hope, direction, or a deeper connection with God, this message is for you. Each week, we open God's Word together to find truth, encouragement, and strength for the journey.

From our series titled Revelation: Loyalty to the Lamb in the Land of Idols. In this series, we will look at the first five chapters of Revelation and learn what whole-hearted allegiance to the way of the Lamb looks like. Scripture reading: Revelation 2:18-29Additional readings: Daniel 3Daniel 71 Kings 16:29-34Jeremiah 17:1-12Recommended book: Reading Revelation Responsibly by Michael GormanLearn more about Redeemer Church at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠redeemerclt.org⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠.

Send us Fan MailRevelation has a reputation for creating fear, charts, and endless arguments. We take a different route and keep asking one question: where is Jesus in the text, and what does His presence mean for His people right now? Starting with the lampstands, we connect the imagery back to the Old Testament priest tending the lamps and forward to Christ walking among His churches, keeping the light of divine truth burning through the Holy Spirit. That single picture raises a surprisingly practical challenge to popular end-times frameworks like pre-tribulation rapture teaching and dispensationalism. If the church is removed, what happens to the lampstands? If Christ only “walks in the midst” of His churches, where does the world's gospel light come from if the church is gone? We also talk through the claim that Israel and the church are separate peoples, and why the New Testament emphasis on one body of Christ, Jew and Gentile united by faith, matters for how you read Revelation from start to finish. Along the way we anchor the conversation in clear texts like Acts 20:28 and Ephesians 5:25, showing why “purchased with His own blood” isn't just doctrine, it's comfort. We end with a final interpretive crossroads: either Revelation is written to the whole church, or huge portions get dismissed as irrelevant. If you've ever felt overwhelmed by Revelation, this is an invitation to read it as a testimony of Jesus that strengthens endurance and worship. Subscribe, share with a friend who avoids Revelation, and leave a review with the biggest question you're still wrestling with.Support the showBE PROVOKED AND BE PERSUADED!

Send us Fan MailRevelation has been sold as a scary code book for decades, but we're convinced it reads very differently when we let the text lead. We pick up in Revelation 1:9-10 and keep the spotlight where Scripture puts it: on Jesus Christ as Alpha and Omega, the Almighty, present with His churches. That single shift changes everything, because the goal isn't to satisfy curiosity about end-times trivia. The goal is to strengthen worship and endurance through the testimony of Jesus Christ. John writes from the Isle of Patmos as a “brother and companion in tribulation,” and we slow down long enough to feel the weight of that phrase. Tribulation, kingdom, and patience are not separate lanes; they describe ordinary Christian life in a hostile world where believers still belong to Christ's reign and must endure with steadfast hope. We also confront popular dispensational assumptions about a future seven-year tribulation and ask a simple question: how can tribulation be purely future if John shares it with the saints in his own day? From there we look at Patmos as both exile and commission, and we talk about what it means that John is “in the Spirit on the Lord's day.” This revelation is not human imagination, not a dream, and not an invitation to mystical speculation, code-cracking, or timeline charts. The trumpet-like voice signals authority, summons, and judgment and it calls the church to hear its King. If Revelation has ever made you anxious, this conversation is meant to steady you. Subscribe for more Revelation teaching, share this with a friend who avoids the book, and leave a review if this helped you read with clarity and hope.Support the showBE PROVOKED AND BE PERSUADED!

Send us Fan MailRevelation starts in a place most of us would never choose: exile. We talk through why John is on Patmos, what that suffering says about the early church, and why it matters for anyone trying to understand biblical prophecy without turning it into a fear machine. When you remember the persecution, the martyrdom, and the cost of following Jesus, “tribulation” stops sounding like a future headline and starts sounding like the normal terrain of Christian endurance. From there, we slow down on the opening vision where Jesus identifies Himself as the Alpha and Omega, the First and the Last. We explore what that claim means for God's providence, for history, and for the comfort Revelation is meant to give. We also discuss the seven churches of Asia, not only as real congregations receiving a real book, but as a picture of the full church across the ages with all our strengths, compromises, suffering, and need for repentance. Then we tackle a tough question that cuts through a lot of end-times charts: if Revelation is addressed to the church, how can it be mainly for a time when the church is supposedly raptured away? We follow the logic into the implications people often skip, including what happens to the Holy Spirit, gospel preaching, and conversion if the church is removed. If you've ever felt anxious about the rapture, the great tribulation, or the “left behind” storyline, this conversation is an invitation to re-read Revelation with Christ at the center. Subscribe, share this with a friend, and leave a review with your biggest question about Revelation.Support the showBE PROVOKED AND BE PERSUADED!

Send us Fan MailIf Revelation was written for a tiny group of “tribulation saints,” why does it open with Jesus addressing seven churches as golden lampstands? We press that question until it exposes the biggest problem with a church-gone-before-trouble framework: it has to explain salvation, cleansing, and faithful witness after the gospel's ordinary means and the Spirit's sustaining work are treated as absent. We slow down in Revelation 1 and sit with John's vivid line, “I turned… and I saw the voice,” then follow what he actually sees: lampstands that represent churches called to shine in a dark world. That image makes no sense as a message for a church already in heaven, and it forces a more direct reading of the book's audience, purpose, and comfort. Along the way we talk through the “everlasting gospel” in Revelation 14 and why a bare call to fear God and worship the Creator doesn't automatically answer the question of how sinners are saved. Then we connect the lampstands to the Old Testament sanctuary in Exodus and Leviticus, where priests keep the lamps burning continually with pure oil. That background makes Revelation's point unmistakable: Christ stands among His churches in priestly garments to maintain their light. The oil points to the Holy Spirit's sustaining power, trimming the wick points to pruning and correction, and the big takeaway is assurance of salvation and perseverance of the saints. We close with a needed warning for modern church life: keep the gospel simple, guard sound doctrine, resist worldliness, and stop chasing fame that trespasses on God's glory. Subscribe for more Bible teaching on Revelation, the church, the Holy Spirit, and assurance of salvation, then share this with a friend and leave a review. What part of the lampstand imagery challenged you most?Support the showBE PROVOKED AND BE PERSUADED!

One more passage illuminates what is being said: Revelation 13, where John sees what Daniel saw! A final summary and challenge.

Today's Scripture: Revelation 18 Mary is reading Revelation 18 in the WEB. Access Pray Every Day every single day on the Pray Every Day App! Not only can you listen, but I’ve created 365 daily devotions you can read as well–all about connecting deeply with Jesus, finding healing, and experiencing His presence. Download the app here: […]

What we worship shapes how we live. Every time we choose to worship Jesus, we are declaring that our hope is not in the powers of this world. When the world feels chaotic, our instinct is often to grasp for control or give in to fear. In these chapters of Revelation, John is given a different response: worship. This side of heaven, worship reorients us. It reminds us that the One we worship is greater than anything we face. And it forms us. Embrace the idea that worship is not escape—it is resistance. It is actively aligning our hearts with what is most true.

You've perhaps heard of the 144,000 in the great Book of Revelation. Well now, in this week's PODCAST, you get to meet them. As I do each week, I sincerely thank you for listening and for sharing this podcast with your family and friends. May God bless you abundantly as you listen!

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Sunday Night Bible Study  at Nazareth Community Church with Pastor Mike ShoafStudy of Revelation - Part 10

Part 1 of our series, Jesus Revealed: Letters to the Church. Thanks for listening to this message from New Life Church. In this message, Pastor Joel Solomon kicks off our series on exploring how Jesus reveals Himself through the seven letters to the churches in Revelation. This message was recorded at New Life Church | Kempsville in Virginia Beach, VA.

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