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“So, even as we eagerly await the day of Jesus’ return, we must do so with the desire of delay until all are provided the opportunity to turn their hearts toward Him, in repentance and relationship.”
“As followers of Jesus, we have immeasurable blessings, but one of those blessings specifically is that we do not need to be frightened or worried about these books mentioned in Revelation 20.”
“The more I read and study the context of Scripture, the more confident I become with the knowledge that as long as we are safe and secure in Jesus we don’t need to fear God’s wrath.”
“Not only was David a shepherd-king, but the Lord called him, “a man after God’s own heart”. How beautiful is it that the words of the elder, before the throne of God, echo David’s psalm, now fulfilled by the Lamb?”
“When we read Revelation 2-3, we are essentially reading a report card, created by Jesus, for each of the seven churches of Asia.”
“Yes, it’s important for us to think of Jesus and the 33 years He spent on earth, to get to know His culture and world. We should strive for Jesus to be as familiar to us as He was to John. There’s great value and blessing in knowing Jesus and His ministry during His time on earth, but it’s also necessary for us to brush off our imaginations and pay attention to how John described Jesus in Revelation…”
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