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Revelation 6 begins with the coming of the Antichrist in all deception and ends with the coming of the Lord in all glory! But what is it that unbelievers see when all the celestial lights are turned off?

The greatest anguish, the greatest price and the greatest redeemer... Revelation chapter 5 contains the greatest story of all as the Lion becomes a Lamb to save mankind!

Heaven is only a trumpet call away. Let's explore the suddenness, sights, sensations and sounds of eternity from John's heavenly trip in Revelation chapter 4

Jude warned of certain people creeping into the church unnoticed. They are wolves in sheep’s clothing; ungodly, abusing grace, and denying Jesus Christ. Just like the early church we are called to contend and watch.

Oh Laodicea - the church that had it all... or so they thought! What role does the Laodicean church play in these last days? And what can we learn from this blind and naked church?

Here is the true church of which not one bad word was spoken! But what does it mean that they will be kept from the hour of trial, be pillars in God's temple and be given a three-fold tattoo?

Jude 1-3 In Jude’s day apostates were distorting the truth. This letter is a call to arms, to contend for the faith, both then and now.

Ever been to a church that seemed to have slipped into a coma? That was Jesus' message to Sardis - yet hope remained as we shall see!

Jezebel, a false prophetess, lead this church astray. Her followers are warned of great tribulation. The overcomes are promised the rapture and reward. Who does this woman represent?

Would you want to dwell where Satan's throne was? The church at Pergamum did. Let's explore what that means and what promises and warnings we can take from this letter for our own lives.

Satan sought to bring David into sin but God used this event to discipline His servant and to purchase the land upon which the greatest sacrifice for sin would be paid. It started with pride but ended with sin judged and fellowship restored.

Smyrna - materially poor but spiritually rich! What can we learn from this suffering church that placed an unknown future into the hands of a known God?

The church in Ephesus had much to be commended for but there was one unseen elephant in the room! See how this letter reminds us all of Him who is to be our first love.

In a story of betrayal, humiliation, and suffering, Absalom attempts to take the throne from David. How does David deal with this? How do we trust God in trying circumstances? And is there a parallel story in the betrayal of Jesus and in the near future?

Explore the vision of the glorified Lord from Revelation 1 and see how appropriating who He is makes a difference in your life. And what is the key to the outline of Revelation?

Revelation is from Jesus and about Jesus. It is a revealing of the Lord in unveiled glory. Let's look at why you should read and receive a blessing from this incredible book!

The Bridegroom is coming for His bride in a glorious event of the Rapture - something you do not want to miss! This message explores the Jewish background to the incredible events of that day!

David confessed his sin and it was put away. However God still required that he face the consequences of what he had sown. In like manner we are all under the chastening and the discipline of a loving God.

The rapture of the church was revealed to Paul but pictured from the first book in the Bible to the last. This message explores 7 examples that point to this soon coming event!

At the resurrection believers get a body like Jesus' body. So what was Jesus' resurrection body like? And will our new body be physical or spiritual?

After David’s great sin with Bathsheba and Uriah, he writes Psalm 51. It shows us how we can get up after great failure, and back to fellowship with God.

What does Jesus' resurrection mean for believers and unbelievers today? What is the living hope that believers should rest in because of Jesus' resurrection?

David has already committed sin with Bathsheba and now tries to cover that sin with the death of Uriah. However, God was watching and sent his servant Nathan to confront him. God is always watching.

What do the reactions to Jesus' resurrection have to do with the coming reaction to the resurrection and rapture of the Church? Will the same confusion, joy and even lies be seen again?

What predictions were made of Jesus' resurrection and what do the numbers 3, 5, 8 & 13 have to do with the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ?