In the garden of Eden, the Enemy tempts Adam and Eve with the lie that he can give them godlike power. In the wilderness, Satan tells the same lie to Jesus. But Jesus resisted the temptation, reversing the curse of Adam and Eve's fall, and providing a way for us...
The final seven plagues, poured out from the seven bowls, cause the downfall of the kingdom of the beast, culminating in a final climactic battle – the battle of Armageddon. As a result, God's people praise him for his holiness, his universal reign, and his...
The mark of the Beast in Revelation 13:18 is a mark identifying its bearer as belonging to the evil system of this world. But there is a much stronger mark, found in Revelation 14:1: the name of the Lamb and of his Father. Readings and sermon were delivered by Pastor...
In the highly symbolic Revelation 12-14, John records a vision of a great Dragon (the Satan) pursuing and trying to kill a Baby (Jesus Messiah), attempting to crush him with two henchmen, the beast from the sea and the beast from the land, symbols of the political and...
The two witnesses of Revelation 11 recall Moses' and Elijah's faithful witness of the truth of God's kingdom to the political and cultural forces of their place and time, a witness unto death that the church of Jesus has replicated in her confession of...
The seven trumpets of the book of Revelation is a retelling of the plagues God put on Egypt during the exodus. Only now, these plagues are ongoing and global, a part of God's determination to eradicate the evil of this world so he can come and live with his people...
