Revelation: The King is Coming

(Revelation 14:1-5) In the Revelation God never leaves us with a picture of earth; He always lifts us back to the throne and to God. While Satan does his worst on earth we see the victory of the Lamb and the 144,000 who come to Him in the Tribulation period. God is always greater and we are on the winning side!

(Revelation 13:11-18) All of Satan's workers are evil beasts. Alongside the Antichrist comes another beast - the false prophet. Learn how he will use religion to deceive people into believing a lie. 

(Revelation 13:1-10) Today we are introduced to Satan's man, the Antichrist. He is a real person who leads a worldwide kingdom. This Beast has one aim: to devour every good thing. But rejoice because our Lamb is going to conquer this Beast!

(Revelation 12:7-17) Though Satan will pursue Israel and seek to destroy God's people in the Great Tribulation, the Lord has made a way for them to overcome. In today's Scripture God describes how they will overcome and we get a glimpse of the power He gives to those who do battle with the devil.

(Revelation 12:1-9) One of the Devil's names, a revelation of his destructive nature, is "the dragon." He is the archenemy of Christ. He has fought against God and God's program from the beginning and he will fight to the end. Only one can deal with the dragon - Christ is the conqueror! 

(Revelation 11:1-12) God always has His witnesses. In the Tribulation, two witnesses will be sent to represent Christ in a world that has refused Him. Their witness will be rejected and greater Tribulation will come. May God help all of us to be gospel witnesses now before it is too late.

(Revelation 10:1-11) Revelation 10 takes us back to where the book began with simply Jesus and John. In the midst of great turmoil, we are reminded that Christ rules over all. And, like John, our only task is to receive His Word and minister it to others.

(Revelation 9:1-21; 11:13-19) The word "woe" is a warning that God reserves for the most severe judgment. Listen to the last three trumpets and you will hear the awful sound of judgment on sin and the continued victory of Christ. The Revelation brings woe to this world and worship to God.

(Revelation 8:6-13) In the Tribulation, another wave of judgment, the trumpet judgments, will sound the alarm of fear throughout the earth. In this study we examine the first four of those, each bringing disaster to this sin cursed world.

(Revelation 8:1-6) The final seal judgment cuts through all of the noise on earth and brings silence. Only God can do that. In the silence, we find that the prayers of God's people are being heard and answered by God Himself. In every age, prayer reaches heaven and sets in motion God's will on earth.