Introduction So, the last time we were studying verses 9 to 20 of Revelation 1 and the vision the Apostle John saw of the Risen and Exalted Lord Jesus who was walking among the lampstands. And since the lampstands represent the churches, it was a picture of the Lord Jesus walking among the churches. Although … Continue reading Revelation 02(01–07) →

Introduction We're still only in the introduction to the book of Revelation. In verses 1 to 3 John explained that this is the revelation which God made known to him of the things that must soon take place. And verses 4 to 8 show us that John took this revelation from God and wrote it … Continue reading Revelation 01(09–20) →

Introduction In verses 4 and 5 which we studied the last time, John pronounced a blessing on his readers: he wanted them to know God's gracious help in their lives and his peace so that they would have that sense deep down inside that -- despite all the troubles and trials of this life -- … Continue reading Revelation 01(05b–08) →

Introduction So, in our first study in the book of Revelation we were thinking about how we should classify or categorise the book of Revelation. You know, if we found it on the floor of a library, and had to return it to a shelf, what shelf would we put it on? You find a … Continue reading Revelation 01(04–05a) →

Introduction So, at the end of April we finished our studies in the book of Romans which we'd started back in October 2014. I'd always hesitated from preaching on Romans because, as the Apostle Peter says in 2 Peter, Paul's letters contain some things that are hard to understand. And Romans is hard to understand. … Continue reading Revelation 01(01–03) →