• Divine justice is finally served in Revelation 19.
• The millennial reign will be a time of peace and righteousness.
• Satan will be bound for a thousand years, preventing his deception.
• The marriage supper of the Lamb is a significant event for believers.
• The great white throne judgment will determine eternal destinies.
• God's promises to Israel and the church are distinct and eternal.
• The blood of Christ is essential for salvation and righteousness.
• The battle of Armageddon signifies God's ultimate victory over evil.
• Accepting Christ is crucial to avoid the lake of fire.
• The millennial reign will restore creation to its original glory.

Takeaways

• Babylon represents a system of evil that has existed since the Tower of Babel.
• The modern implications of Babylon can be seen in globalism and political power.
• The fall of Babylon is prophesied in the Book of Revelation and will be a significant event.
• The Roman Catholic Church has a historical role in the persecution of Christians.
• The rebuilding of Babylon is believed to be imminent and will have global consequences.
• The economic dominance of Babylon is evident in today's world.
• The concept of the harlot symbolizes a false church that influences many nations.
• God's judgment on Babylon will be swift and severe, as prophesied.
• The day of the Lord signifies the ultimate justice against evil.
• Believers are encouraged to remain vigilant and prepared for the return of Christ.

• God's Final Judgment in the Book of Revelation
• The Role of the 144,000 in the End Times
• The Mark of the Beast and Its Consequences
• The Tribulation Gospel and Its Differences
• The Seven Last Plagues and Armageddon
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takeaways

• The Mark of the Beast is a significant theme in Revelation.
• The Great Tribulation is a time of intense suffering and deception.
• Israel plays a crucial role in biblical prophecy.
• Satan is actively working to thwart God's plans.
• The Antichrist will deceive many with false peace.
• The rapture is a promise for believers to escape tribulation.
• The importance of sharing the gospel is paramount.
• The Mark of the Beast will be necessary for buying and selling.
• Artificial intelligence may play a role in the future beast system.
• Believers must remain vigilant and prepared for Christ's return.

takeaways

• The book of Revelation is a prophetic vision given to John.
• God exists outside of time, allowing Him to see the beginning and the end.
• The number seven symbolizes perfection and completion in biblical texts.
• The first trumpet brings severe judgments upon the earth, affecting nature.
• The fifth trumpet unleashes locusts that torment those without God's seal.
• The sixth trumpet describes a massive army that kills a third of mankind.
• The two witnesses will prophesy during the tribulation and face persecution.
• The seventh trumpet signifies the establishment of God's kingdom on earth.

• The significance of the four horsemen of the apocalypse.
• The opening of the seven seals signifies impending tribulation.
• War and famine are consequences of the Antichrist's false peace.
• A measure of wheat for a penny illustrates future famine conditions.
• One quarter of the earth's population will die during these events.
• Martyrs will arise during the tribulation, calling out for justice.
• The great multitude in white robes represents the redeemed.
• Silence in heaven indicates the calm before the storm of tribulation.
• Believers are encouraged to share the gospel and prepare for Christ's return.

• Worthy is the Lamb who was slain for our sins.
• The church age is over, and the rapture is imminent.
• Worship and praise are essential in our relationship with God.
• The throne in heaven represents God's majesty and authority.
• The 24 elders symbolize the redeemed of God.
• The beasts in heaven continually worship God without ceasing.
• Jesus Christ is the only one worthy to open the seals.
• The new song sung in heaven celebrates redemption through Christ.
• The opening of the seals signifies the beginning of God's judgment.
• The choice between eternal life with God or separation from Him is crucial.

• God knows our works and our hearts.
• Many churches today may appear alive but are spiritually dead.
• Perfection in God's eyes is about the heart's intent.
• Listening to God is crucial for obedience.
• There is always a remnant of faithful believers.
• Repentance is necessary for spiritual renewal.
• Public confession of faith is important.
• God's love and patience are extended to those who seek Him.
• The Church of Philadelphia exemplifies faithfulness and love.
• We must hold fast to our faith and not be deceived. A church should embody unity and service to others.
• It's essential to be part of a church that uplifts God.
• One person's actions can inspire change in others.
• The Laodicean church represents a warning against lukewarm faith.
• Churches should focus on preaching the gospel, not entertainment.
• Being lukewarm is detrimental to one's faith.
• Repentance is always an option for those straying from God.
• Jesus desires to be an integral part of our lives and churches.
• True commitment to faith requires action and zeal.
• The current church age reflects a need for revival and genuine faith.

The number seven symbolizes completion and perfection in God's plan.

• Each church in Revelation has strengths and weaknesses that reflect modern churches.
• The Church of Ephesus is warned about losing its first love for Christ.
• The Church of Smyrna exemplifies faithfulness amidst persecution.
• Jesus Christ is central to the true church and its mission.
• Churches today can experience the same challenges as those in Revelation.
• Faithfulness to God may lead to persecution and trials.
• It's crucial to pray for church leaders and support their mission.
• Repentance and returning to zeal for Christ are essential for church vitality.
• The message of Revelation is relevant for all churches today. Jesus knows where you are as a church and individual.
• Repentance is crucial for churches facing false teachings.
• The Church of Pergamos was worldly but loyal to Christ.
• The Church of Thyatira had love but tolerated wrong doctrine.
• Sound doctrine is essential for a healthy church.
• Christ's authority and judgment are central themes in Revelation.
• Churches must uplift and glorify Jesus Christ above all.
• Sin should not be tolerated in the church.
• Each church has strengths and weaknesses that need addressing.
• The Book of Revelation unveils Christ and His coming judgment.

takeaways

• Revelation is the unveiling of Jesus Christ.
• We are living in the last days and should be prepared.
• Accepting Jesus is crucial to escaping judgment.
• The Alpha and Omega represents the eternal nature of Christ.
• Worshiping God in spirit and truth is essential.
• The time is now to get serious with God.
• God is seeking true worshipers.
• Every eye will see Christ upon His return.
• Trust in God's provision during tough times.
• The seven churches represent the challenges faced by believers.

Takeaways

• The Great Tribulation will be a time of unprecedented trouble and judgment on the earth.
• Having one's name written in the Book of Life is crucial to avoid God's judgment and the catastrophic events of the Tribulation.
• Wisdom and understanding of Bible prophecy are essential in navigating the last days.
• Accepting Jesus Christ as Savior is the only way to escape the wrath to come.
• It is important to resist taking the Mark of the Beast and to be prepared for the rapture of the church.

The book of Daniel contains prophecies about the future and the end times.

• There are battles going on in the unseen realm, and angels play a role in these battles.
• Understanding Bible prophecy can help us make sense of current events.
• The book of Daniel provides insight into the rise and fall of empires and the role of key figures like Alexander the Great. Understanding Bible prophecy is crucial for preparing for the end times.
• The battles between the kings of the north and the south in Daniel foreshadow the coming of the Antichrist.
• Michael the Archangel plays a significant role in protecting Israel.
• God will ultimately have victory over the Antichrist and establish His kingdom.

In this episode, we dive into Daniel chapter 9 and focus on the 70 years of desolation and the significance of the 70 years of desolation as mentioned in the book of Jeremiah. I will emphasize the importance of humbling oneself and seeking God through prayer and supplication. It is important to note the need for confession and repentance, acknowledging that righteousness belongs to God and that we have sinned against Him. I will also emphasize the role of prophets in warning people and the importance of obedience to God's laws. In this part of the conversation, I will discuss the transgressions of Israel and draw parallels to the current state of America. I believe that America is facing God's judgment due to its sins, such as abortion and turning away from God. We also talk about the signs of the end times and the importance of having a personal relationship with God. The conversation ends with a prayer for those who may be listening during the tribulation.

In this episode, we continue our study of the book of Daniel, focusing on Daniel's second vision in chapter 8. we discuss the empires and kingdoms mentioned in the vision, including the Medo-Persian Empire and Alexander the Great. He also explores the significance of the ram with two horns and the goat with a notable horn. We will look at the historical events to the future rise of the Antichrist and the Great Tribulation. I will emphasize the importance of accepting Jesus Christ as Savior and being prepared for the rapture. In this conversation, as I continue this study of the book of Daniel, focusing on Daniel chapter 8. He discusses the visions and prophecies in this chapter, highlighting the rise and fall of empires and the coming of the Antichrist. I will emphasizes the importance of understanding the last days and the events that will take place during the Great Tribulation. I will also urge listeners to accept Jesus Christ as their personal Savior and to be prepared for the future events described in the Bible.

In this episode, we continue the study of the book of Daniel, focusing on Daniel chapter 7 and his vision of the four great beasts. The first beast, a lion with eagle's wings, represents Babylon. The second beast, a bear, symbolizes the Medo-Persian Empire. The third beast, a leopard with four wings, represents Greece and Alexander the Great. The fourth beast, dreadful and terrible, represents the Roman Empire. The little horn that arises from the ten horns of the fourth beast represents the Antichrist. The chapter also explores God's judgment and the end times. In this conversation, we discusses the final judgment, the second coming of Christ, the thousand years of peace, the tribulation saints, the first resurrection, the battle of Gog and Magog, the destruction of the Antichrist, the rise of the Roman Empire, the persecution of the Jews, the one world government and church, the deception and offenses, the Ancient of Days and the Son of Man, the dominion of the Antichrist, the everlasting dominion of God, the true kingdom of peace, Daniel's grief and God's interpretation, the four beasts as four kingdoms, the dreadful fourth kingdom, the Antichrist's persecution of the saints, the judgment and possession of the kingdom, Daniel's troubled spirit, and hope in God's prophecies.

Takeaways

• The book of Daniel contains prophecies that are relevant to both Daniel's time and the future.
• The four great beasts in Daniel's vision represent Babylon, Medo-Persia, Greece, and the Roman Empire.
• The little horn that arises from the fourth beast represents the Antichrist.
• God's judgment and the end times are depicted in Daniel's vision. God will judge all people and open the Book of Life to determine who will enter heaven.
• After the seven-year tribulation, Jesus will return and there will be a thousand years of peace on earth.
• During the thousand years of peace, Satan will be bound and unable to deceive the nations.
• The tribulation saints are those who get saved during the tribulation and refuse to worship the beast or take the mark of the beast.
• The Antichrist and the false prophet will be destroyed by God, and Satan will be cast into the lake of fire.
• The Roman Empire will rise again as the fourth kingdom, and it will be a beast system controlled by AI technology.
• The one world government and church will accept all religions, but true unity comes from sound doctrine.
• The Ancient of Days and the Son of Man will be given dominion and an everlasting kingdom.
• God's prophecies about the end times should give us hope and assurance of His ultimate victory.

In this episode, Stacey Allen Gibson continues the study of the book of Daniel, focusing on the story of Daniel in the lion's den. He highlights the importance of having an excellent spirit and being faithful to God, even in the face of opposition. The plot against Daniel is revealed, and a royal decree is made to prohibit anyone from praying to any god or man except the king. Stacey emphasizes the need for believers to take a stand for God and warns of the increasing persecution and laws against the church in today's world. In this episode, Stacey Allen Gibson discusses the story of Daniel in the lion's den and its relevance to the present day. He highlights the rise of a three-in-one religion and the global elites' efforts to suppress Christian beliefs. Despite the decree, Daniel remains steadfast in his worship of the one true God. The chapter concludes with Daniel's miraculous deliverance from the lion's den and the recognition of God's power by King Darius.

Takeaways

• The rise of a three-in-one religion and the suppression of Christian beliefs by global elites
• The importance of unwavering worship and faithfulness to God
• The consequences of standing firm in one's beliefs
• God's power to deliver and rescue His faithful servants

Daniel 5:5 "In the same hour came forth fingers of a man's hand, and wrote"

The King thought it was a good idea to use sacred items taken from the temple of God to drink wine and party it up with them. God however, has a different view, and a strong point to make.

Continuing our study in the book of Daniel we dive into chapter 4 where Daniel will interpret the King's dream, and the King will be humbled because of his pride. Proverbs 16:18 "Pride goeth before destruction, and an haughty spirit before the fall."

We are continuing our study in Daniel with the three Hebrew children Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego refusing to bow to the image of gold that King Nebuchadnezzar had set up and refusing to worship other gods.

Continuing our study in the Book of Daniel, tonight we dive into the interpretation of King Nebuchadnezzar's dream. The Statue of Empires.