Revelation
Posts falling under this category are studies in Revelation, the revelation of Jesus Christ to John the apostle. Revelation is an apocalyptic writing, written to the first century church of Asia Minor to encourage them in the midst of the suffering for the cause of Christ.
Reading and Keeping the Words of this Prophecy – Rev 1:3
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While we may not understand Revelation and all of it symbolism, we will be blessed as we read and keep its words in our hearts and minds.
You Have Abandoned Your First Love – Revelation 2:4
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The church at Ephesus was an example for service and obedience, with one hugh problem; they had abandoned their first love for Christ.
To Eat from the Tree of Life – Revelation 2:7
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Those who are victorious, who endure faithfully with our Lord until the end, are given the right to eat from the tree of life.
Wake Up! The Tragedy of Unfinished Deeds – Rev. 3:2
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Are you depending on your reputation as a Christian? If you are, Jesus warns you about your unfinished deeds, telling you to wake up.
An Open Door No One Can Shut – Revelation 3:8
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The church of Philadelphia had been faithful through many trials. And now an open door was placed before them that no one could shut.
The Lukewarm Church at Laodicea – Revelation 3:17
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Christ desires his church to be either hot or cold. But how many are lukewarm churches, in danger of being spewed out of his mouth?
Heavenly Worship – Revelation 4:8-11
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Heaven is a place of continuous worship and praise for our creator. We will join that heavenly chorus someday, so why not start now?
The Lion and the Lamb – Revelation 5:5-6
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Jesus is described as both a lion and a lamb. He is the promised conquering king. But he became king through his sacrificial death.
The Prayers of the Saints – Revelation 5:8
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Revelation pictures the prayers of the saints as incense being offered up to God. They are a sweet smelling sacrifice God is pleased with.
Why Is Today Called Good Friday? – Revelation 5:9-10
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Why is today called Good Friday? Because on it we remember what Jesus did for us. He purchased us with his blood and gave us new life.
The Blessedness of Martyrdom – Revelation 6:9
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Most of us likely would not look forward to losing our lives for Christ. But experiencing martyrdom is a blessing to those who do.
Sheltered by His Presence – Revelation 7:13-17
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Revelation was written to encourage us to remain faithful. We have been sheltered by his presence and need not fear for our future.
