Revelation 19Hear the response in heaven to the fierce judgment of God, from the immense sound of a multitude worshipping Him to the wedding of the Lamb. A mighty warrior on a white horse will strike down the nations, and birds will gather to feed on their flesh. Reverend Eric Alexander urges us to

Revelation 18An angelic creature announces the fall of Babylon, a symbol of God's ultimate judgment on a godless world. In this episode, Reverend Eric Alexander explores the characteristics of this divine judgment and sheds light on the call of God’s people amidst it. Be reminded of the eternal cons

Revelation 17Join Reverend Eric Alexander as he analyzes the theme of judgment, dominated here by John’s vision of the great prostitute steeped in godlessness. Gain insight into the vile nature of evil and God’s restraining hand over it. Lift your eyes to the throne of the One who ultimately control

Revelation 16In the horrifying account of the seven bowls of wrath, we see an intensification of the fearsome judgment of God upon those who have rebelled against Him. Yet an angel and the alter respond to proclaim the justice of the Holy One in these judgments. Reverend Eric Alexander invites us to

Revelation 15Reverend Eric Alexander sheds light on the final outpouring of God’s wrath and judgment against sin and against those who refuse to repent. A scene of God being worshipped in all His glory gives way to a second vision of seven angels pouring out from their seven bowls the seven last pla

Revelation 14Join Reverend Eric Alexander as he guides us through the turbulent visions of chapter fourteen. From the throne of God to His wrath and final judgment, witness the unshakable security of God’s people and the sovereignty of God over history. Be reminded of the eternal victory awaiting th

Revelation 13In this chapter, God reveals, through John, the appalling nature of His adversaries in the spiritual battle between good and evil. Learn how the beasts of the sea and earth represent widespread deception and wickedness in this world, albeit for a limited time. Reverend Alexander calls b

Revelation 12Chapter twelve of Revelation gives us a deeper look into the conflict between good and evil from the vantage point of God’s throne. We gain insight into John’s vision of the travailing woman and the furious dragon that pursued her, and how this vision served to strengthen the suffering

Revelation 11:15-19In chapter eleven, John hears the seventh and final trumpet call heralding the end of time and the return of Christ in glory. With great humility, the twenty-four elders worship God, proclaiming His unwavering faithfulness. Reverend Eric Alexander invites us to take heart in the b

Revelation 11:1-14In this episode, Reverend Alexander navigates the complex imagery of Revelation, revealing the structure behind its allegorical language. Uncover the significance of measuring the altar and temple, numbering the people of God, and suffering oppression for forty-two months. Find ass

Revelation 10Before the seventh trumpet is sounded, a majestic angel comes down from heaven with a little scroll in his outstretched hand. Reverend Eric Alexander guides us through the powerful symbolism of the mighty angel and this little scroll which John is instructed to eat. Be challenged by the

Revelation 8-9At the opening of the seventh seal, an unexpected silence sets the stage for a new series of visions, seven angels with seven trumpets heralding judgment upon the earth. Amidst these horrifying disasters, however, God gives us a beautiful picture of His merciful patience and protection

Revelation 7Before the seventh seal is opened, John has a vision in which four angels hold back the winds of the earth until a seal is put on the foreheads of the servants of God. We learn the theological significance of this seal of the living God, the people who are numbered 144,000, and the great

Revelation 6Join Reverend Eric Alexander as he introduces us to the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse and the opening of the first six seals. From conquests and wars to scarcity and the cries of martyred saints, this episode paints a vivid picture of the reality of a fallen world and the ultimate Sove

Revelation 5In this episode, Reverend Alexander explores the symbolism as seen through John’s vision of the throne of God and the scroll with seven seals. Discover who alone is able to open the seals and reveal the contents of the scroll. Uncover God’s perfect plan and the key to His working in huma

Revelation 4Reverend Eric Alexander guides us through the pivotal fourth chapter of Revelation, where the narrative becomes increasingly a prophecy. We ascend to the heavenly throne room, where the sovereignty, inscrutability, majesty, and glory of God are described in breathtaking detail. Rejoice i

Revelation 3:14-22Here the exalted Christ delivers a striking admonishment to the church in Laodicea, the last of the seven churches. He rebukes them for their spiritual complacency but promises to enter into loving fellowship with those who earnestly repent. Reverend Eric Alexander invites us to co

Revelation 3:7-13In this unique letter to the church in Philadelphia, Christ delivers a message of great encouragement to a small and weak congregation. Join Reverend Alexander as he delves into the distinctives of Christ’s revelation as the Holy One and True and the significance of the key to David

Revelation 3:1-6Reverend Eric Alexander unveils the story of a city that believed itself indestructible but fell victim to stealth attacks, mirroring the complacency found in the church of Sardis. The exalted Christ admonishes the church for having the reputation for life yet being spiritually dead.

Revelation 2:12-29Christ commends the churches of Pergamum and Thyatira for their faithfulness even in the face of martyrdom, but warns them of the peril of tolerating false teaching. He calls them to repent and guard the Gospel in their midst. Similarly, Reverend Alexander calls us to diligence in

Revelation 2:8-11In this second letter to the church in Smyrna, a small yet growing congregation faces persecution, poverty, and the threat of death for their unwavering faith. Jesus comes to them in their affliction and assures them of His sympathetic understanding. Reflect on the meaning of suffer

Revelation 2:1-7Join Reverend Eric Alexander as he reflects on the seven churches in Revelation, where each message reveals Christ’s heart toward His people. At the beginning of chapter two, we read about the church in Ephesus, known for their hard work, perseverance, and discernment, yet warned for

Revelation 1The Book of Revelation is a pastoral letter, an encouraging message meant for the seven churches of Asia amidst persecution. The Apostle John strengthens his fellow believers with the truths about Jesus, God's balm for their needy souls. Reverend Eric Alexander reminds us to apply these

Revelation 1We begin our study of the Book of Revelation with Reverend Eric Alexander as he addresses the approaches to interpreting this often-misunderstood book. Understand how the persecuted early church found solace and strength in the messages of Revelation, and how these ancient words resonate