John’s revelation offers a shift in our understanding of ourselves infinitely more profound than that which happened in the ’70s when the Blue Marble photograph showed us our planet for the first time. In Revelation chapters 4 and 5 we’re presented with, An Impossible Dream – all of creation united and singing together with one…
In our first study of Revelation we consider What is the book of Revelation How does Revelation work? What is Revelation for?
Revelation ch 2 – 8
Revelation 1
Gordon Walker concludes the study based on Vaughan Roberts’ book “God’s Big Picture”. This study is based on Revelation 21: 1-8, 21:22-22:5.
We think about the linked themes, both in Isaiah 25 and in Revelation 21, of death, its power and God’s promise to break that power through Jesus Christ.
We continue to work through the simple presentation of the gospel found in the Two Ways to Live leaflet – you can find the presentation here. This evening we continue to reflect on the first step, the beginning of the story, God is the loving ruler of the world He made the world He made…
The starting point of the good news begins by telling where we all begin: God is the loving ruler of the world He made the world He made us rulers of the world under him You are worthy, our Lord and God, to receive glory and honour and power, for you created all things, and by…