As John continues to see a vision of the last days, he is given a vivid picture of the contrast between those who follow Jesus and those who reject him. While it's difficult for us to read the judgment of God upon those who reject him, we must also remember that while there is a day coming when Jesus will judge, he came first to save, and he is still saving people today!
Blessed Indeed
Revelation Part 14
December 12, 2021 • Dan Londeree • Revelation 14, Joel 3:9–16, John 3:16–17
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The Time Is Near
February 6, 2022 • Dan Londeree
As we finish our journey through Revelation, we seek to understand the message of "the time is near" in light of the reality that it's been almost 2,000 years since that message was given. Regardless of how long it will be until Jesus comes again, we find ourselves calling out with John, "Come, Lord Jesus!"
All Things New
January 30, 2022 • Dan Londeree • Revelation 21
John is given a vision of a new heaven, a new earth and new Jerusalem. This city is so much more than just a new place ... it is created as the perfect environment for believers to have a perfect relationship with God the Father, and perfect relationships with others who have followed Him in faith. His work has already begun, however. We who believe are new creations through a relationship with Christ Jesus, and we grow in this as we establish relationships with others.
Standing before the Throne
January 23, 2022 • Dan Londeree • Revelation 20, Ephesians 2:8–10, Daniel 7:9–10
One day every human being will stand before the throne of God as we are judged. Only those who have their names written in the book of life will be granted an eternity with God forever, while those whose names are not in that book will be cast into a place of torment. Faith in Christ and in him alone will determine if your name is in that book.