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  All Things New: The Book of Revelation

  We live in a world of ongoing conflict and unrest. All around us are signs of the reality that so many live in a state of fear—or worse, hopelessness. Many centuries ago, John, the author of Revelation, penned a letter to seven churches. In it, he reminded them that Jesus’s death and resurrection had brought about victory, and as followers of Jesus, they would be victorious as well. Revelation focuses on the victory of Jesus in the cross and the promise of victory for those who follow after Jesus—even if that victory won’t be fully realized until the final judgment. This five-week series calls believers to confidently trust in Jesus’s victory in the midst of the challenges and struggles of the world today. Jesus’s victory is our own.

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    Week 1

    The Revelation of Jesus to John was meant to be a source of confidence and hope for the Christians of Asia Minor.
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    Week 2

    Many of the seven churches of Revelation were commended and challenged to hold onto the promises of victory through Jesus, no matter the difficulty.
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    Week 3

    Believers should find in Jesus all that is worthy of praise and worship. He holds the victory over all things.
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    Week 4

    Amid pictures of war, violence, and sadness, Revelation points again to the power of trusting God in all situations. The bride of Christ will one day be joined to her groom, and so we wait eagerly.
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    Week 5

    The believers of the first century had suffered—or would be suffering soon enough—and the message of Revelation is, “Hold on; your victory is sure and will be unveiled.” If victory is not realized in this life, it will be in the next.
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