Messages by Jon Korkidakis (Page 8)

The culmination of the great battle is seen in the imagery of a thousand-year reign which brings about a final defeat. Revelation Ch 18-20

God’s ultimate wrath is now unleashed against the forces of evil. Revelation Ch 15-17

The unholy alliance against the Lamb and his people grows, intensifying the cosmic conflict that pits good against evil. Revelation Ch 13-14

The great conflict between heaven and earth escalates, portrayed through the imagery of a woman and a dragon. Revelation Ch 11-12

The trumpet judgments are reminiscent of the ten plagues of Egypt and have the same purpose – to show the powerlessness of earthly gods. Revelation Ch 8:2-10

As John’s vision continues to unfold, the march of history as viewed from God’s perspective is presented. Revelation Ch 6-8:1

As John’s vision begins to unfold, a lamb appears, but not just any lamb. Revelation Chs. 4-5

As John is told to write to seven churches in Asia Minor, they are each given a specific message, but one theme is found in all. Revelation Chs. 2-3

John, the author of Revelation has been exiled to the island of Patmos. What starts as a prison sentence, turns into a vision for the ages. Revelation 1

Revelation is one of the most misunderstood books of the Bible, yet properly understood, gives us a rich theological tapestry. In this message, we present an introduction in preparation for our 10-part series of the book.