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S3L25 | Woe on Earth - Worship in Heaven
It’s said that we often “lose sight of the forest for the trees.” But heaven never does. The individual events of the prophetic calendar are seen in one vast panorama by God. This reminds us that all which must take place will take place. Heaven sees them in “past tense.” Covers Revelation 11:15-19.
S3L26 | War In Heaven
It is easy to fall under the misconception that the daily news headlines are created by man alone. People make decisions; nations go to war; kings and presidents exert an evil influence. But evil is no abstract idea; it is rooted in personality. And some of those personalities are not of this world. Covers Rev. 12:1-9.
S3L27 | Satan's Fall From Heaven
Satan is an enigma to many, a puzzle too difficult to figure out. As a result, they place themselves at his disposal, not knowing his power, or theirs against him. While Satan appears to have a free reign against believers, he is limited. And he can be overcome. Covers Revelation 12:10-17.
S3L28 | The Beast from The Sea
Think of all the infamous leaders who have walked on the stage of history - Nebuchadnezzar, Genghis Kahn, Stalin, Hitler, Mao Tse-tung, Pol Pot. Now think of combining their traits into one person, the ultimate embodiment of evil on earth. That person is waiting in the wings. Covers Revelation 13:1-10.
S3L29 | The Beast from The Earth
How much money can you get from an ATM without your four-digit personal identification number? None! What if you were given one “password” to access everything you needed- but it required you worship someone other than God? For some, that day is just over the horizon. Covers Revelation 13:11-18
S3L30 | The Lamb and The 144,000
Human insecurity is revealed most often when we compare ourselves with others. Our goal should be to accomplish that which God has given us to do. Upon completion of our unique task, we will have a song of praise to sing which is uniquely ours forever. Covers Revelation 14:1-5.
S3L31 | 200 Hundred Miles of Bloodshed
Every great story has a theme, and it takes a discerning reader to get about the details and discover it. If there is a theme to the Tribulation (and the Book of Revelation), it is that God is moving toward separating the righteous from the unrighteous before the close of human history. Covers Rev. 14:6-20.
S3L32 | The Seven Angels with The Seven Vials
Do we really trust the God whose plans are to inflict pain and suffering upon the whole world - possibly upon people we know and care about? Remembering that He inflicted pain and suffering upon His own Son for our salvation puts His judgments in a different light. Covers Revelation 15:1-8.
S3L33 | The Earth's Worst Days
We have grown so accustomed to comfortable and privileged lifestyles that we are overwhelmed by the Bible’s images of judgment. The world (minus the Church) is headed for catastrophic days ahead which some will believe only when they see them. Better to believe now than then. Covers Revelation 16:1-21.
S3L34_The End of World Religion
The word "Babylon" is used repeatedly throughout the Bible. It is an interesting term and in Scripture, it represents the false systems of religion that have prevailed in this world since the book of Genesis. However, a time is coming when there will be an end to the Babylonian system. Covers Rev. 17:1-18.
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