Send us a text In our world of business and chaos we can become so distracted that our relationship with God goes on a shelf. But in the chaos, we can trust Jesus and simply be still and know that He is God. If we are able to do this it makes life much less chaotic as He is with us.

Send us a text Chapter 22 concludes the Revelation of Jesus Christ and in it we are warned that He is coming soon. Living our lives being ready for the day when we meet Him should motivate every believer to stay faithful to Jesus and obey the Holy Spirit day by day ensuring our lives are used for the glory of His Kingdom.

Send us a text The life of a believer requires some things. Salvation by grace through faith is the starting point but with that comes a cleansing when the Holy Spirit is invited into a person's life. The process of cleansing is ongoing throughout the believer's life and brings us closer to Jesus as we distance ourself from our own iniquity.

Send us a text Ch.21 reveals the New Heavens and the New Earth foretold in the Old Testament. Now we get a glimpse, in human terms, what it will be like.

Send us a text Jesus was born in a manger in Bethlehem which is the focus of the Christmas holiday. However, why he was born and the significance to the believer individually, is often times overlooked during the holiday. That baby was born to die for the sins of the world so that those who believe in Him would not perish but have eternal life.

Send us a text The book of Revelation and its many interpretations often collide in Ch.20. Jesus is said to bind Satan, establish the Long awaited Kingdom which lasts 1000 years, Satan is released at the conclusion of the 1000 years and there is a final rebellion on earth where all the wicked are slain and the transition is ready from this current reality into the New Heaven and New Earth.

Send us a text Revelation Ch.19 reveals the Marriage Supper of the Lamb in heaven prior to the return of Jesus to establish His kingdom. The chapter also includes His return and the battle of Armaggedon.

Send us a text As children of God we are called to live free in Christ. To a person who has never experienced the new birth and new life in Christ this probably will not register. But to those who have we understand that we are free from those things that chained us as unbelievers. So staying free is now the task for the believer and that can be a challenge but walking in the Spirit, pursuing God's will is the path to continual freedom.

Send us a text The Power of the Holy Spirit in a believer is the power of God within them. This doesn't mean a person can conjure up power and use it at will rather it's the power that is always ready to move a believer toward and in the will of God. This is how we function as children of God - with our Father's power.

Send us a text Revelation Ch.18 reveals the destruction of Babylon the Great also called the Great City and the Women who sits on the Beast. The Great City is identified as Jerusalem in Ch.11 so it appears to me that Babylon the Great is Jerusalem under the reign of the Antichrist. The city may become the center of the world economy when the Antichrist or "Beast" begins to exert political power over the nations including the world's trade.

Send us a text Living in harmony with one another and God is a lofty task. And the reason is that we can get stuck in our old nature and never experience the deliverance that comes from the Holy Spirit. But with the Holy Spirit we can be transformed into children of light and that harmony increases. Staying in that place where we are being renewed day by day is the key.

Send us a text Chapter 17 introduces John to a women who sits on a beast. The women, also known as the "great city," "the great prostitute" and "Babylon the Great" is a key player in the tribulation period. I believe the "great city" being defined in Rev 11:8 as the city of Jerusalem, or the city where the Lord was crucified, is represented in all these other names and represents those in Jerusalem who are connected to the antichrist and benefit from his power during the first 3 1...

Send us a text This new vision or new part of the overall vision shows the finality of the judgments of God up to the end of the Great Tribulation.

Send us a text Being thankful is a part of the believer's experience with God. When our hearts are given over to Jesus and we are made new in Him, we have so much to look forward to in eternity and in this life as well. He will empower us with a new life serving Him and doing things for the Kingdom which will reap big rewards in eternity and in many cases here as well.

Send us a text John's vision which started in ch.7:9 comes to an end here in ch.15:4 where the scene is heaven with the end of the Great Tribulation in view.

Send us a text King David had his ups and downs. But his heart was yielded to God and through those times when life was very difficult for him, he soon learned that God was with him when his heart was right.

Send us a text John sees the 144,000 standing with Jesus on the earth. The final message of salvation is given to the earth by angels and then Jesus gathers the nations for the judgement of the sheep and goats in Matt 25.

Send us a text As a child of God we are ministers of the Gospel. That means we have a ministry and fulfilling that ministry is crucial to our eternal rewards. Being faithful to that which God has given us and serving Jesus throughout our lives, until the end, in obedience to the Word and allowing the Holy Spirit to guide us through this life will result in fulfilling our ministry in this life.

Send us a text Chapter 13 gives us a spapshot summary of the Antichrist and False Prophet's role in the Great Tribulation.

Send us a text Chapter 12 opens with a look at the history of Israel when Jesus was born and gives a heavenly perspective on the battle between Satan and Israel up into the tribulation period.