Revelation: The King is Coming

(Revelation 1:11-13, 16, 20) There is both a mystery and clarity in the God of the Bible. God reveals a mystery -a sacred secret- through pictures. In this study, we see 7 candlesticks, 7 stars, and 1 Christ...

(Revelation 1:9-10; 10:11) Patmos was no vacation spot! This rocky island and the rugged environment was a prison, but John was not bound by his circumstances and neither are you. Patmos is not the end of the story.

(Revelation 1:9-10) John was the last of the original disciples. When everyone was gone and everything seemed to be against him he was still following His Lord. Will you be a disciple who lasts?

(Revelation 1:7-8) Our Lord Jesus is the first and the last, and everything in between. Two things are sure: Christ is all and He is all that you need. We will see Him soon - look to Him today!

(Revelation 1:4-6) Every story has main characters. In this study, we identify the main characters of Revelation - and you are one of them! Let's get acquainted.

(Revelation 1:3) If any generation of Christians should be passionate about studying God's Word it should be those who are living on the brink of His return! God promises a special blessing to those who give attention to the Scriptures and you can have it now.

(Revelation 1:1-2) In the final book of the Bible God takes the veil away and shows us, Christ, in His exalted, eternal glory. We are not looking for events. We are not looking for the evil one to arise. We are looking for Jesus Christ to appear! Take a look behind the curtain...

(Revelation 1:1, 5) The greatest event on earth is not trending on social media or being discussed on news outlets. Yet the whole world is moving toward this great moment: The King is Coming! Welcome to the Revelation of Jesus Christ.

Throughout Scripture those who have made a difference for Christ are those who have carried a burden for souls. Keep praying and believing God for the salvation of the lost. Witness in faith and pray on!

The gospel is advanced through praying people. Pray these three definite things and expect to see the Lord at work!

Do you have a prayer list for souls? Begin to identify individuals that you can pray for and witness to. As we pray the Lord works in both our hearts and the hearts of those we love.

Christ accepts people where they are but He never leaves them there. Hear the rest of Nicodemus' story and see the difference that the new birth brings.

The Holy Spirit works through the Word of God and faithful witnesses to bring sinners to Christ. In this study we learn more about how the Holy Spirit works in hearts, and how we can work with Him to reach needy souls.

Of all of life's lessons the most important deals with man's sin. The new birth only comes to those who realize they are dead. We must all learn that we are lost and only Jesus can save.

God is a God of new beginnings. Only Jesus can give a man a new heart and a new start. The simple and powerful truth of John 3:16 reaches to every person. Determine by God's grace to give it to someone today.

The new birth is not optional; it is a necessity. Today we examine why Jesus said, "Ye must be born again."

There is no place to stop. The whole world needs Jesus and we have the good news to share. Begin where you are and as you go give the gospel.

Receive it. Relay it. If you have been given the good news of Jesus then you shouldn't keep it to yourself. Who will you give the gospel to today?

In a world of constant bad news it is wonderful to hear some good news. God's Word alone records the good news of the death, burial, and resurrection of Christ. It is our job to spread it!

The believer's testimony is not to be past tense. Salvation is more than an event! It is a personal encounter with a living Savior and it affects today. Begin to speak to others about the difference Christ has made in you.

Your story is not just about you; it is about Christ! Listen to these helpful ideas for sharing the gospel by using your personal testimony.

Do you find it hard to talk about your life before you came to Christ? Have you forgotten what it was like to be lost? Discover from one of the great testimony psalms the right way to begin your Christian testimony.

You don't have to be a pastor or missionary to spread the good news of Christ. Witnessing is not just for preachers—it is for every Christian! We all have a story to share.

The mercy of God is seen to the very end of time. His final invitation is for every man to come to Him. Our task is to get this message to all people as quickly as possible.

Soon the eternal God will say, "Time's up!" On that day there will be no more opportunity for some things. As we examine the last page of Scripture we find out what really matters.