The Monday Morning Pulpit

We continue our Journey through Revelation. We explore the 2nd paragraph in Revelation 22. We explore the thought of how shall we live in light of the fact the King is returning soon.

We begin our journey through the book of Amos. Amos begins where we all should begin; with God.

We come to the culmination of the age where God restores creation and our salvation is complete.

Explore the characteristics of Christ and how we should live in light of the King we serve.

In this section of Scripture, we see the ultimate fulfilment of Emanuel, God with us.

The Consummation of the age is in view as we enter into Revelation 21.

In Revelation 20 we see the enthroned King who reigns and judges.

In Revelation 20 we see the enthroned King who reigns and judges.

“The Triumph of the King: Christ’s Victory in Revelation 19” In this two-part series, we step into one of the most powerful and climactic chapters in all of Scripture—Book of Revelation chapter 19—where heaven erupts in praise and Christ is revealed as both Bridegroom and conquering King. In Revelation 19:1–9 , we hear the thunder of heaven’s hallelujahs as God’s righteous judgment is celebrated a...

“The Triumph of the King: Christ’s Victory in Revelation 19” In this two-part series, we step into one of the most powerful and climactic chapters in all of Scripture—Book of Revelation chapter 19—where heaven erupts in praise and Christ is revealed as both Bridegroom and conquering King. In Revelation 19:1–9 , we hear the thunder of heaven’s hallelujahs as God’s righteous judgment is celebrated a...

As Christians we need to live in the indicatives. David reminds us of some of those indicatives in Psalm 23.

In this second part of our study on Revelation 18, we peel back the "fine linen and purple" of the modern era to expose the Bankruptcy of Security . We explore the "31% Reality" of systemic dependency, the "pharmakeia" of digital deception, and the sobering truth that human souls have become the final commodity in a global ledger. From the fragility of the "just-...

The Resurrection is more than a historical fact and a future hope. While both of those are true, the resurrection has present tense implications for believers today.

The City of Man is a defeated foe. It is imploding upon itself and will finally fall at the judgment of God when Christ Comes again.

Passages that lead me away from Dispensationalist

We begin in Revelation 17, where the Apostle John is invited to witness the judgment of The spirit of the age - the City of Man. As G.K. Beale notes, these chapters (17–18) are an "expanded replay" of the final judgments, showing us the inner rot of the world system. Robert H. Mounce famously called this “A tale of two cities.” Throughout history, and peaking in Revelation, we see a coll...

We begin in Revelation 17, where the Apostle John is invited to witness the judgment of The spirit of the age - the City of Man. As G.K. Beale notes, these chapters (17–18) are an "expanded replay" of the final judgments, showing us the inner rot of the world system. Robert H. Mounce famously called this “A tale of two cities.” Throughout history, and peaking in Revelation, we see a coll...

Before the bowls of wrath are poured out, heaven sings. Revelation 15 pulls back the curtain and shows the redeemed rejoicing over the holiness and justice of God as His final judgments are about to fall — no embarrassment, no apology, only the declaration, “Just and true are your ways, O King of the nations.” In a generation that often prefers a therapeutic gospel to a holy God, this passage conf...

“Revelation 14 pulls back the curtain on history to reveal two destinies—those sealed by the Lamb and those who follow the beast—reminding us that Christ’s victory is certain, judgment is coming, and our only hope is to stand with Him on Mount Zion.”

“Revelation 14 pulls back the curtain on history to reveal two destinies—those sealed by the Lamb and those who follow the beast—reminding us that Christ’s victory is certain, judgment is coming, and our only hope is to stand with Him on Mount Zion.”

“Revelation 14 pulls back the curtain on history to reveal two destinies—those sealed by the Lamb and those who follow the beast—reminding us that Christ’s victory is certain, judgment is coming, and our only hope is to stand with Him on Mount Zion.”

Revelation 13 pulls back the curtain on the true nature of evil power in the world. John shows us two beasts—one political, one religious—working together to demand allegiance that belongs to God alone. The church is warned not to be dazzled by power, pressured by fear, or deceived by false worship, but to endure with wisdom and faithfulness. In the face of counterfeit authority and the infamous m...

Revelation 13 pulls back the curtain on the true nature of evil power in the world. John shows us two beasts—one political, one religious—working together to demand allegiance that belongs to God alone. The church is warned not to be dazzled by power, pressured by fear, or deceived by false worship, but to endure with wisdom and faithfulness. In the face of counterfeit authority and the infamous m...

Revelation 12 pulls back the curtain to reveal the cosmic war raging behind our everyday struggles. From the promise of the Seed in Eden to the victory of Christ at the cross, the dragon’s defeat is already written into redemptive history. Though Satan still rages, his power is broken, and his time is short. This chapter reminds weary saints that we are not fighting for victory but standing firm i...

When the seventh trumpet sounds in Revelation 11:15–19, heaven doesn’t whisper — it announces that the kingdom already belongs to Christ. This episode shows how the suffering, measured church of Revelation 11:1–14 becomes the victorious kingdom of our reigning Lord. Through a Reformed, amillennial lens, we see that history is not spinning out of control but moving relentlessly toward final judgmen...