Theology W/ Coffee

Last month Passover fell on the Wednesday of Holy Week. Passover is intimately tied to the Easter story. In this episode we examine the historical context of the Passover and how it points to the Messiah's first coming, and even his second.

In one of Revelations most dramatic scenes, a warrior wearing robes dripped in blood appears riding a white horse. Who is this rider and how does this scene fit into the larger context of Revelation?

In this week's episode, Taylor and Kelsan will discuss the family of God being redeemed and the marriage supper of the lamb. The great multitude is rejoicing because the White Rider is coming.  

In this week's episode, Taylor and Kelsan will discuss Revelation 18. You will meet characters you have already met and several others. John (The author) poetically tells what happens to the great city/empire of Babylon. God avenges his family and justice is served to the wicked. I hope you are ready to dive in!

On this episode, Taylor and Kelsan continue to discuss Revelation 17. They will focus on the beast, the 7 heads, and 10 horns. Who are the 7 & 10 kings? Just jump right in! If you have any questions, please email theologyw/coffee@gmail.com!

Revelation 17 introduces a new character, the harlot dressed in scarlet. Who is this seductress and what role does she play in the end times? Join us as we discuss! contact us at theologywcoffee@gmail.com.

We conclude out study of Chapter 16 of Revelation and the seven bowls.

We enter into Revelation 16 to discover the 6 bowls of wrath. We see that God uses creation as judgement. In other words, creation also gets vengeance from the Lord. You will find that John will echo the plagues found in Exodus 7 and Psalm 78. We have seen 1/3rd of God's creation being affected in the seals and trumpets, but now it is the full throttle. Join us as we dive into Revelation 16 P...

The judgements of the book of Revelation are headed for a dramatic crescendo, as seven angels prepare seven plagues for the earth. As the proverbial knife hangs suspended before the final blow, John pauses the action to give us another glimpse into the heavenly throne room where human and angelic members of God's family alike worship the Lord as they anticipate his final verdict against the w...

The image of a great harvest to illustrate God's final judgment is a common one. Why is this image used so often, and what does this tell us about Revelation? Contact us at theologywcoffee@gmail.com.

This world and its systems are in constant rebellion against God. Symbolized by Babylon, this spiritual rot at the center of the God's creation is dealt with by the Gospel. In the sixth of seven symbols, John uses the announcements of three angels to show how God removes evil from the world to transform his creation into its greatest state. Contact us at theologywcoffee@gmail.com.

John once again uses 144,000 to represent the followers of God. But is this group the same as that of chapter 7? And if they are different, what does that mean for how we interpret these passages? Find out in this episode! Contact us at theologywcoffee@gmail.com.

No image in Revelation captures the imagination, and sparks speculation, like the Mark of the Beast in Revelation 13:18. How would John's original readers interpret the enigmatic 666? What is the identity of the Beast of the Earth who makes people receive the Mark? We answer these questions and other on this episode of theology w/ Coffee. Contact us at theologywcoffee@gmail.com.

Revelation 13 contains two of the most famous, and controversial images in the book: the Beast of the Sea and the Beast of the Earth. What is the Old Testament background of this passage, and what did John intend for his readers, and for us today, to get out of this passage? Find out on this episode of theology w/ coffee. Contact us at theologywcoffee@gmail.com. 

Revelation 12 gives us the Christmas story as you've never heard it before? We talk about Spiritual Warfare in this episode, and the heavenly war that took place at the birth of Jesus. But this heavenly war still affects us today! Contact us at theologywcoffee@gmail.com.

The seventh and final trumpet is blown in Revelation 11:15-19. This is a familiar scene in Revelation where the plan of God reaches consummation and Christ is glorified. Join Taylor and Kelsan as they break down this joyous passage. Contact us at theologywcoffee@gmail.com.

The vision of the two witnesses in Revelation 11 is a passage fraught with interpretative difficulties. Taylor and Kelsan discuss the various choices that must be made in this passage and offer thier own conclusions on what this vision is all about. Contact us at theologywcoffee@gmail.com.

Revelation 10 is an interlude between the sixth and seventh trumpets. While it slows down in terms of the vivid imagery of the other chapters, it is not without its own controversy! Who is the Mighty Angel introduced in this chapter, and why is John's role as the prophet significant? Learn these and more in this episode of theology with coffee! Contact us at theologywcoffee@gmail.com.

Revelation 9 continues its vivid imagery, now with four angels at the head of a fiery multitude of monstrous calvary. As with previous episodes, the identity of these angelic beings is questioned. Join Kelsan and Taylor as they break down who these monstrous figures are and where they might fit into an end times chronology. Contact us at theologywcoffee@gmail.com.

Revelation 9 includes some of the most vivid descriptions in the book, images that are often taken to refer to modern weapons of war. But what is the Old Testament context of Revelation 9, and what might the vicious locusts be referring to? Please contact us at theologywcoffee@gmail.com.

The first four trumpets of Chapter 8 follow a clear pattern, in which the earth, sea, and heaven's are each judged respectively.  While the details of this section can be difficult to interpret, the big picture of John's Revelation remains clear. Contact us at theologywcoffee@gmail.com.

In Revelation 8, John makes connections between the return of Christ and the Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur). Join Taylor and Kelsan as they discuss this and other features of the first five verses of Revelation 8. Contact us at theologywcoffee@gmail.com.

We conclude chapter 7 talking about the Great Tribulation and the chronology of Revelation. Contact us at theologywcoffee@gmail.com.

Who is the great multitude of Revelation 7? This is the topic of this episode! Contact us at theologywcoffee@gmail.com.

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