Revelation

Revelation 16 teaches us to be prepared to meet Christ. He may come at any point and this will bring joy for those who are joined to him by faith, but if we are not, it will be a terrible day. Peter explains the grace of God in warning us that he is coming.

Many people think that while they are not for Jesus, they aren’t against him. In Revelation 13 we recognise that there is no neutral ground, wither we serve and love Jesus, or we are (perhaps unwittingly) serving those who oppose God. Peter explains.

Sometimes it appears to us that bad is stronger than good. That Satan, who embodies opposition to Christ, is winning. Revelation 12 shows us behind the scenes and helps us understand that while Satan is powerful, God preserves his church and has defeated Satan. John explains.

We continue our study in Revelation with chapters 10-11. In the midst of struggle and challenge, the church is called to more than waiting – we are to be a witness to the truth of the gospel. Peter Explains.

There can be many difficulties in this life, and the book of Revelation makes it clear that while we may be grieved, we should not be surprised. Between now and Christ’s return we expect war, economic hardship, and death, but God is on the throne. The question is asked “who can stand?” The answer is […]

It is so easy for us to go through the motions of living the Christian life, and neglecting worship – Seeing and responding to God’s glory. Revelation 4-5 unveils a powerful vision of God’s majesty, calling us to worship Him as the exalted Creator and loving Savior. In this sermon, we consider the glory of […]

Are we as a church hot, cold, or lukewarm? In Revelation 3, Jesus reveals that He knows the spiritual ‘temperature’ of every church — offering both challenge and hope. From fervent service to chilling indifference, and even complacent lukewarmness, His words are a call to listen that remain relevant in today’s culture.   Jesus continues to […]

Why is it such a problem to continue doing the right things, without love? Peter explains from Revelation 2.

Jesus comes to his church in Revelation 1, and the message is clear – “fear not”

Often the book of revelation can be intimidating as we consider all of the challenges with understanding it. As we start this series in Revelation, Peter Boyd explains the blessing that come through a careful reading and heeding the words of the Revelation of Jesus Christ.