The Book of Revelation

JR. Forasteros - December 28, 2014

Clean Water, No Fences

Thrill of Hope

Christianity has become known as a religion full of rules – these “dos” and “don’ts” have become fences that keep Christians in line, corralling us like spiritual cattle. But according to Paul, now that Jesus has come, God has torn all the fences down, and every person is free to seek God. The life Jesus offers us is so good, God is convinced we don’t need rules to keep us pinned in – when God is with us, we don’t need fences.

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The Revelation to John is the Bible’s scariest, most intimidating book. But it’s not the End of the World! This podcast will explore the book of Revelation. We’ll take the book on its own terms, learning to hear what the original audience would’ve heard.

The Book of Revelation is a message of hope, written to Christians struggling to remain faithful in a faithless culture.

Download the powerpoint and the notesheet. If you missed, you can still participate. We’ll see how fun reading the book of Revelation can be!

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YOUR TURN: What experience do you have with the Revelation? What did you think of week 1?

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